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Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani intensified his criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over Tuesday's unprecedented strike on Qatar, which killed at least six people.

It marks the first initiative under a tech-sharing initiative between London and Kyiv, after Sir Keir Starmer and Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed an industrial deal earlier this year.

Speaking to Sky News, Wael Al-Dahdouh - Al Jazeera's Gaza bureau chief - criticised media coverage of Israel's war in the region, saying it lacked "adherence to norms and standards of journalism".

The US president said the Israeli decision to strike inside Qatar was not wise but Benjamin Netanyahu said he had a brief window to launch the airstrike and took the opportunity, the Wall Street Journal reported.

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At least 19 Russian drones entered Polish airspace last night, resulting in widespread condemnation from Polish allies and a swift NATO response.

Jimmy Lai is awaiting a verdict in his national security trial in Hong Kong, five years after he was arrested for taking part in pro-democracy protests.

This week's protests have shown the power of Nepal's youth, but it's unclear where the country will go from here.

The alleged breach of Polish airspace by Russian drones - leading to an operation to shoot some down with NATO airplanes - has raised tensions in Europe.

Protests in France have led to more than 250 arrests, as participants cause major disruption in cities across the country.