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Welcome to this week’s Media Watch! This week we look at a report analysis a 'pattern of bias' in BBC reporting

Israel’s large-scale attack against Iran on June 13, which it conducted without UN security council approval, has prompted retaliation from Tehran. Both sides have traded strikes over the past few days, with over 200 Iranians and 14 Israelis killed so far.

Vanuatu is using this week's UN Ocean Conference in Nice to demand climate justice ahead of a landmark legal opinion from the world's top court – with climate minister Ralph Regenvanu telling RFI that faster action to hold big polluters accountable is "a matter of survival" for his people.

Israeli finance minister ends waiver that Palestinian banks rely on to operate after Western sanctions announced.

Israel’s interception of a ship launched by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) — a grassroots group that campaigns in solidarity with the Palestinian people — in international waters approximately 185 kilometres from Gaza has raised serious questions about the legality of its actions.

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Claims over ownership of historical sites have raised nationalist tension between the two countries

Thailand’s military said it had gathered ‘worrisome’ indications that Cambodia has stepped up its military readiness.

Our lives are blighted by illegal settlements, and 22 more have just been approved. Unless Israel is held to account, we will be erased, says Palestinian human rights defender Issa Amro

In 1962, the ICJ awarded disputed territory on which a historic temple is located to Cambodia, a move that rankled Thailand and to this day remains a major irritant in bilateral relations.

Hong Kong leader John Lee Ka-chiu said the body’s status would be on par with the UN’s International Court of Justice.