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The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting Monday to discuss the situation in Gaza, with several members raising concerns despite the tenuous truce between Islamic Jihad militants and Israel after three days of deadly conflict. Speaking via video at the start of the meeting, UN Middle East envoy Tor…

Palestinian ambassador asks when will ‘enough be enough’ as council members express concern about recent violence.

The council faced criticism over a commemoration for victims of the bombings as it did not use the term "Bloody Friday" on its printed programme

Senior councillor calls for cabinet member to 'immediately resign'

The Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) has affirmed its keenness to enhance the independence of the judiciary, and to maximize its role in achieving justice and the rule of law and defending the constitutional order and national identity. PLC Chairman Rashad Al-Alimi and Council members Aidarous Al-Zubaidi, Abdul Rahman Al-Muharrami,…

A CONSULTATION on the impact of parades through Glasgow has found that residents felt intimidated by Orange Order marches – and most people…

Yemen will never return to its pre-war status quo, and the alleged good intentions of the Houthi militias can’t be relied upon, former Yemeni deputy foreign minister Mustapha Noman told Asharq Al-Awsat. Noman said Houthis possess elements of power that enable them to impose their conditions. The government failed to…

Councillor Abdul Qadir was a member of a special taskforce set up to investigate the fractional led property crisis in the city

Call for ‘Living Over the Shops' scheme dismissed by Stormont department

The council asked Ipsos Mori to carry out research on the impact of parades in Glasgow and a report on feedback from focus groups will go before a committee next week.

Cllr Wendy Simon said staff worried about their departments