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Palestinian death toll mounts as Israel strikes besieged Gaza

Israel’s relentless bombardment of Gaza continues

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Israel kills 23 Palestinians in overnight Gaza strikes

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Israeli strike kills second Palestinian journalist in 24 hours

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Israel detains Oscar-winning Palestinian director after illegal settlers attacked him

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Israel issues fresh 'forced displacement diktat' in Gaza's Jabalia

South Sudan opposition decries strike as US warns of rise in violenceSouth Sudan opposition decries strike as US warns of rise in violence

Clashes between forces allied to President Salva Kiir and his long-time rival, First Vice President Riek Machar, have left their 2018 power-sharing agreement increasingly fragile and threaten to plunge the country back into civil war.Clashes between forces allied to President Salva Kiir and his long-time rival, First Vice President Riek Machar, have left their 2018 power-sharing agreement increasingly fragile and threaten to plunge the country back into civil war.

Trump admin invokes state secrets privilege in deportation case under wartime lawTrump admin invokes state secrets privilege in deportation case under wartime law

Attorneys accuse Trump officials of using secrecy to bypass immigration proceedings before planeloads of migrants were deported.Attorneys accuse Trump officials of using secrecy to bypass immigration proceedings before planeloads of migrants were deported.

Tesla's European car sales drop by halfTesla's European car sales drop by half

Tesla’s EU market share dropped to 1.1 percent in early 2025, with sales plunging nearly half, while hybrid and other electric vehicle sales surged.Tesla’s EU market share dropped to 1.1 percent in early 2025, with sales plunging nearly half, while hybrid and other electric vehicle sales surged.

China releases five detained staff from US due diligence firm Mintz GroupChina releases five detained staff from US due diligence firm Mintz Group

In March 2023, the company said Chinese authorities had detained five Chinese staff members from its office in Beijing and forced the firm to cease its operations there.In March 2023, the company said Chinese authorities had detained five Chinese staff members from its office in Beijing and forced the firm to cease its operations there.

US defence chief denies sharing Yemen war plans in messaging groupUS defence chief denies sharing Yemen war plans in messaging group

Democrats demand a congressional probe into a leaked chat in which a journalist claimed sensitive military plans were discussed, despite Pentagon officials' denials.Democrats demand a congressional probe into a leaked chat in which a journalist claimed sensitive military plans were discussed, despite Pentagon officials' denials.

Myanmar's junta bombs medical clinic, killing 11Myanmar's junta bombs medical clinic, killing 11

The strike killed the clinic’s head doctor, his pregnant wife and child, a family of three, an elderly woman and her grandchild, and several members of the clinic’s staff.The strike killed the clinic’s head doctor, his pregnant wife and child, a family of three, an elderly woman and her grandchild, and several members of the clinic’s staff.

Who is Syrian pilot Ahmad al-Tatari, recipient of the International Benevolence Award?Who is Syrian pilot Ahmad al-Tatari, recipient of the International Benevolence Award?

This is the story of Ragheed Ahmad al-Tatari, a man who chose conscience over orders and, in doing so, became a symbol of doing what's right.This is the story of Ragheed Ahmad al-Tatari, a man who chose conscience over orders and, in doing so, became a symbol of doing what's right.

Trump admin's Signal blunder: Journalist accidentally added to group to discuss Yemen strike planTrump admin's Signal blunder: Journalist accidentally added to group to discuss Yemen strike plan

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Hurriyat ban adds a new piece to Kashmir’s political puzzle

The Indian government’s ban on two moderate Hurriyat organisations fits into a familiar pattern of political suppression—but does it also serve a deeper strategic purpose?The Indian government’s ban on two moderate Hurriyat organisations fits into a familiar pattern of political suppression—but does it also serve a deeper strategic purpose?