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Panicked tourists sheltered in carparks as Dubai's airspace was partly closed.

The former PM says the strikes on Iran breached international law and its sovereignty.

The couple were in Dubai for investment talks and a holiday.

The Iranian Red Crescent says 108 students died at Minab School in the strike.

Sirens sounded in Jerusalem as phone alerts went out nationwide.

US staff and families are being allowed to leave Israel due to safety fears.

The US is amassing carriers and F-35 jets near Iran as it considers a military strike.

Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych was disqualified over a war tribute helmet.

US President is sending the world's largest warship to join a second carrier in the Gulf.

Judges said only a handful of the group's actions met terror laws.

Netanyahu wants the US President to widen any deal to curb Iran's ballistic missiles.

Iran has jailed Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi, who now faces up to 17 years.

The Muscat talks are the first US–Iran meeting since the protest crackdown.

Satellite images, witnesses uncovered damage as IDF says it had to take defensive action.

Gaza’s health ministry says at least 46 were also wounded in the raids.

The drone incident happened about 800km from Iran's southern coast.

Bad Bunny, Billie Eilish and Olivia Dean all used speeches to back migrants.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned any US strike would spark broad conflict.

The EU has formally listed Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terror group.

A rights group says more than 6200 people died in protests since late December.

The USS Abraham Lincoln strike group has now entered Middle East waters.

Ran Gvili was a 24-year-old elite police officer killed defending Kibbutz Alumim.

The move hinges on Hamas helping recover the body of hostage Ran Gvili.

The deal hands Deir Ezzor and Raqqa to Damascus and ends Kurdish control there.

Rights groups report at least 3428 protesters killed amid the crackdown.

France warns the plan risks undermining the authority of the United Nations.

The 14-point deal folds Kurdish-led forces into Syria's state security.

The army now holds Tabqa and Syria's largest dam on the Euphrates.

Former British PM joins despite anger over his backing for the 2003 Iraq invasion.