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A Polish military command said "weapons have been used, and operations are underway to locate the downed targets" after its airspace was "repeatedly violated"

Sir Keir Starmer has condemned Israel's strike ahead of his controversial meeting with Israeli President Isaac Herzog in London, saying it violates Qatar's sovereignty and risks further escalation in the region.

The second day of intense protests felt like something seismic: The leadership lifted restrictions on social media, and the prime minister resigned, but that wasn't enough to satisfy the thousands defying a curfew.

Emmanuel Macron has chosen a loyalist to be his next prime minister, but it will do nothing to cool tensions as the country prepares for nationwide protests on Wednesday ...

The British Embassy in Washington is making no new comment on revelations in congressional papers that Lord Mandelson described the billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein as 'my best pal'.

Israel's airstrike in Doha is not against a country that is hostile, but one it has relations with, to the horror of the region, triggering off a massive diplomatic fallout ...

The anonymous referral to the Met's Counter Terrorism Internet Referral Unit was passed to Europol, which alerted Ukrainian authorities.

The Israeli military has said it has targeted the leadership of Hamas with strikes on Qatar's capital Doha.

Sky's Yousra Elbagir visits displacement camps in North Darfur, a region which has been virtually impenetrable to journalists for more than two years due to ruthless armed conflict.

The war crimes trial is set to be the first conducted without the suspect's capture, potentially paving the way for prosecutions of Vladimir Putin and Benjamin Netanyahu.