Paul Nuki

Israel set to engage private military contractors to create safe ‘bubbles’ for Palestinians

Hamas leader Sinwar 'may have left orders to kill all hostages if he died', leading negotiator warns

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called Oct 7 massacre ‘logical act’ and praised missile bombardment during defiant prayer sermon in Tehran

The Telegraph’s Paul Nuki set off for an IDF briefing, but faced an air strike, a shooting and Iranian retaliation

Israeli air strike on school complex reportedly kills dozens in Gaza

As bird flu and m-pox continue to spread, experts are asking, ‘what’s the plan?’ in the event of a new pandemic. We assess UK preparedness

Researchers at the vast facility describe the ‘pre-pandemic’ jabs being made there as a ‘first line of defence’

Analysis: Populist raving and US moonshoots give negotiators a new lease of life – but a deal now will be largely ‘symbolic’, say experts

Magic Pill, Johann Hari’s exploration of the booming market for Wegozy and Ozempic, finds the side-effects to be terrifyingly underexplored

Adversaries have stepped back from the brink, but Middle East remains ‘on edge of the abyss’