Rohingya survivors are testifying in a landmark genocide case against Myanmar at an international court. The trial is expected to set global precedents and examines the role of social media in spreading hate. A final ruling is anticipated in 2026.

While birth rates are falling in most developed countries, Israel's remain high due to cultural, religious, and policy factors. Economic and social pressures elsewhere have led to smaller families, but Israel continues to buck the trend.

Iran has warned that any attack by the United States will be treated as 'all-out war' after President Trump announced a US naval buildup near Iran. The situation follows recent protests and rising tensions in the region.

United States envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will meet with Israeli leaders to discuss the Gaza peace plan and regional security. The head of United States Central Command will also visit to address concerns about Iran amid increased military activity in the Middle East.

President Trump's comments at Davos blurred the distinction between Israel's Iron Dome and the US Golden Dome missile defense systems. Iron Dome is an Israeli-developed technology, while Golden Dome is a US initiative. The confusion underscores the need for precise language regarding defense projects.

Police have released five suspects arrested in connection with the 1997 disappearance of soldier Guy Hever. Despite a reported breakthrough, no charges were filed and the case remains unsolved.

Police officers in England and Wales will need to hold a work licence and prove their skills to stay in their jobs, under new Home Office plans. Ministers will also gain powers to dismiss chief constables and intervene in failing forces as part of a major overhaul of policing.

Police officers in England and Wales will be required to obtain and renew a work licence under new government reforms. The changes also give ministers greater powers to dismiss police chiefs and aim to standardise training and improve policing standards.

Three women were injured in a suspected criminal car explosion near Ar'ara, and two men were hospitalized after a stabbing in Rahat. The incidents follow mass protests over rising violence in Arab communities.

The United States is sending an aircraft carrier group and additional forces to the Middle East amid rising tensions with Iran over its crackdown on protests. President Donald Trump has warned of possible military action if Iran carries out mass executions of protesters. The move comes as unrest continues in Iran and regional security concerns grow.

International mediators have pressed Israel to reopen the Rafah Crossing between Gaza and Egypt next week, with Israel set to maintain strict oversight. Humanitarian concerns persist, as aid and shelter supplies remain limited for Gaza's displaced population.

West Midlands Police admits it overstated evidence in the decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from a Birmingham football match. The force cited errors in its process and is now reviewing its use of artificial intelligence. The matter will be discussed at a public meeting.