Jonathan Fenton-Harvey

Analysis: The ICJ ruling on genocide in Gaza has prompted a flurry of legal challenges in domestic courts scrutinising Western governments' policy on Israel.

Analysis: While mulling recognition signals a shift in Britain's tone, only meaningful pressure will determine whether it is an empty gesture or not.

Analysis: Saudi Arabia will do whatever it can to avoid becoming entangled in Yemen militarily, but may feel compelled to act if tensions spill over.

Analysis: South Africa has brought a case against Israel at the ICJ accusing it of genocide in the Gaza war. What happens next?

Analysis: The UK has followed Washington in asserting explicit support for Israel's war, but amid global isolation, its political discourse is slowly shifting.

In-depth: Israel's use of new artificial intelligence platforms to generate bombing targets in Gaza has been blamed for the high civilian death toll.

Analysis: Departing from its traditional non-alignment stance, India is opting to maximise its position within the US-led order by prioritising relations with Israel.

Analysis: After demonstrating that their advanced missile and drone technology can reach Israel, the Houthis have expanded their focus to the Red Sea.

In-depth: Pro-Palestine solidarity in the UK has caused a crisis within Britain's two main political parties, with the Conservatives seeking to suppress popular activism and Labour divided over whether to call for a ceasefire.

Analysis: The Palestinian Authority is already embattled with limited governance, waning popularity, and fiscal challenges. In the backdrop of Israel's war on Gaza, many observers feel it is teetering on the brink of survival.