The Assad regime and militants from the Islamic State (formerly ISIS) have been accused of committing “mass atrocities” in Syria, in a report by the UN Human Rights Council.
Israel and Hamas agreed to an Egyptian brokered peace plan on Tuesday, causing celebrations on the streets of Gaza.
The beheading of journalist James Foley by an IS militant with a British accent as renewed calls for greater anti-terror powers, but these laws are yet another affront on basic human rights in the UK.
London Mayor Boris Johnson has called for authorities to treat Britons who travel to Syria or Iraq under the presumption that they are guilty of terror-related offences.
Britain will not work with embattled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to fight militants from Islamic State (formerly ISIS), the foreign secretary has said.