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Battle Lines: Israel hunts for Hamas while Gaza's hospitals collapse
Join the Telegraph's top journalists as they analyse the conflict in Israel and Gaza from all angles and tell you what you need to know
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Coca-Cola out, Egyptian soda in as anti-Western boycott sweeps Middle East
US brands McDonalds, Starbucks and Domino’s Pizza targeted but protests mean a boost for local brands like soft drink-maker Spiro Spathis
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Battle Lines: Israel 'cuts Gaza in two', disagreements with the UN & Gazan hospitals on the brink
Join the Telegraph's top journalists as they analyse the conflict in Israel and Gaza from all angles and tell you what you need to know
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Mossad foils Hezbollah plot to attack Jews in Brazil, Israel claims
Benjamin Netanyahu’s office says Iran ‘directed and financed’ the alleged plan as two are arrested on terror charges in Sao Paulo
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Why a wave of anti-Semitism is sweeping across China
The country has so far refused to condemn the Hamas attack, and social media commentators have made it very clear which side they are on
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Saudi Prince condemns violence in Israel-Hamas conflict
Prince Turki al-Faisal, a key power broker in the Middle East, hits out against the murderous tactics adopted by the terror group
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Introducing Battle Lines: Israel-Gaza, a new Telegraph podcast
Join the Telegraph's top journalists as they analyse the conflict in Israel and Gaza from all angles and tell you what you need to know
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How Iran spent £13bn building a web of terror in the Middle East
Western intelligence concluded that Hamas attack on Israel could not have been planned entirely within Gaza
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Lebanon accuses Israel of ‘deliberately killing’ Reuters journalist in complaint to UN
Lebanese Prime Minsiter Najib Mikati has blamed the death on Israel
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Sacked Chinese foreign minister 'had affair and fathered child' while US ambassador
Qin Gang has been removed from public view and was dismissed in the summer due to 'lifestyle issues'
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The spy tactics China are using to shape the world in their favour
As Rishi Sunak says the CCP poses a threat to the UK’s ‘way of life’, we profile the agencies Beijing uses to gain knowledge and influence
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Another disappearance? It’s all part of the baffling intrigue of Chinese politics
As Li Shangfu becomes the latest of Beijing’s missing ministers, questions swirl about Xi Jinping’s grip on power
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Why Kim Jong-un’s meeting with Putin is an embarrassment for China
With geopolitical tensions strained in Beijing, the meeting between North Korea and Russia couldn’t come at a worse time for Xi Jinping
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Road to nowhere: kidnappings and broken promises on China’s ‘Belt and Road’ project
Power and paranoia halt Xi Jinping's flagship global influence plan
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Watch: Ten years on, Xi Jinping’s master plan leaves a legacy of kidnappings and ghost towns
Victims chased by agents across China’s border tell their story for the first time
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China helping to arm Russia with helicopters, drones and metals
Russian firms have received tens of thousands of Chinese shipments since the war in Ukraine began
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