Middle East and North Africa
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The animosity began when nine Turkish activists on a flotilla bound for the Gaza Strip were killed by Israeli forces
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Minute’s silence to be held a year after gunman killed 38 people, including 30 Britons, at seaside resort near Sousse
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Italian coastguard says various crews involved in rescues from overcrowded boats, taking the total to 7,100 in two days
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With war ravaging their homeland, the Orchestra of Syrian Musicians has been scattered across the globe. But five years since the violence erupted, the group are reuniting for a cathartic tour – and opening Glastonbury
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Aid organisations call for help in assisting those fleeing combat zones, as slow progress in retaking Falluja underlines difficulty in defeating the militants
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Actor Shahab Hosseini among figures throwing weight behind efforts to persuade victims’ families to choose forgiveness
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In one of the last Jewish enclaves in the Arab world, families are leaving as tourism declines and security threats intensify
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The two met in New York on Wednesday to discuss improving civilian protection in Yemen after a UN report blacklisted a Saudi-led coalition for killing children
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Proposal from transport and intelligence minister designed to restore transport and cargo links without jeopardising security
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Hopes for a new government in August tempered by fears of bribery and violence, says Michael Keating, head of UN mission in Mogadishu
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Lifting of sanctions allows French carmaker PSA to resume partnership with Tehran-based Iran Khodro, while Boeing confirms contract for airliners
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‘Insufficient evidence’ against former soldier who fought in Syria, named by Dutch media as Jitse Akse
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Military says 15-year-old died and four others were wounded in West Bank after soldiers mistook them for stone-throwers
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Six killed and 14 injured in remote desert area where Syrian refugees were being screened for suspected Isis links
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Prominent journalist Can Dündar becomes symbolic co-editor of Özgür Gündem in face of lawsuits and investigations
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Revolutionary Guards commander says Manama’s move against Ayatollah Isa Qassim will trigger armed resistance
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Letters: All media in Italy and elsewhere should be helping to hold to account those who are actually responsible for Giulio Regeni’s brutal murder
Guardian Africa network Kenya clamps down on journalists covering war on al-Shabaab