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Gaza Humanitarian Operations Halted, Polio Outbreak Increasing
Gaza Humanitarian Operations Halted, Polio Outbreak Increasing

The United Nations said Monday it had been forced to halt its humanitarian operations in Gaza due to a new Israeli evacuation order for the Deir al-Balah area, a senior UN official said. "We are not operating today. As of this morning, we're not operating in Gaza," the official said, adding that since the start of the war the UN has sometimes had ...

More Than 60 Dead in Militant Attacks in Balochistan
More Than 60 Dead in Militant Attacks in Balochistan

More than 60 people were killed on Sunday, in Pakistan's province of Balochistan when separatist militants attacked police stations, railway lines and highways and security forces launched retaliatory operations, officials said on Monday. The assaults were the most widespread in years by ethnic militants fighting a decades-long insurgency to win ...

Poland Declares Airspace Violation After Russian Strikes on Ukraine
Poland Declares Airspace Violation After Russian Strikes on Ukraine

Poland's army stated on Monday that the NATO country's airspace was violated, probably by a drone, after deadly Russian strikes battered Ukraine. A Russian barrage hit Ukraine with more than 100 missiles and around 100 drones, including in its western regions, killing at least four people and targeting its energy infrastructure. During the ...

A Decaying Near-East and the Purview of Negotiations
A Decaying Near-East and the Purview of Negotiations

  The striking fact about the ongoing truce negotiations is the nature of their stakes, their partners and their projected outcomes. After 10 months of open-ended wars on three battlefronts, we are left with one successful truce, the comeback of an unhindered course of violence, the looming hazards of a total war destroying whatever is left ...

Brazil Wages 'War' on Wildfires
Brazil Wages 'War' on Wildfires

Brazil was deploying military aircraft as part of a "war" against wildfires ravaging the southeastern state of Sao Paulo, with authorities warning on Sunday that arsonists were setting blazes. Following a crisis meeting of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's cabinet, Environment Minister Marina Silva announced a "war against the fire" and said ...

Reuters Crew Member Killed in Russian Strike on Ukrainian Hotel
Reuters Crew Member Killed in Russian Strike on Ukrainian Hotel

A safety advisor working for Reuters was killed in a missile strike on a hotel in eastern Ukraine, the global news agency said on Sunday, as Kyiv claimed further advances into Russia's Kursk region. Meanwhile, Ukraine accused neighboring Moscow-allied Belarus – which allowed Russia to use its territory as a launchpad for the February 2022 ...

Syrian Man Confesses to Killing Three in Knife Attack in Germany
Syrian Man Confesses to Killing Three in Knife Attack in Germany

German police said on Sunday that a Syrian man has given himself up and confessed to killing three people and wounding eight others in a knife rampage at a street festival. Friday's random attack amid thousands of people gathered for the festival in the western city of Solingen stunned Germany. Two men aged 56 and 67 and a 56-year-old woman were ...

Zelensky Vows 'Retribution' as Ukraine Celebrates Independence
Zelensky Vows 'Retribution' as Ukraine Celebrates Independence

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky vowed more "retribution" against Russia on Saturday as he celebrated Independence Day near where his forces launched a surprise offensive into Russian territory two weeks ago. Zelensky also signed a law banning the Russia-linked branch of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, calling the legislation a "liberation ...

Russia: France 'refusing to cooperate' over Telegram owner arrest
Russia: France 'refusing to cooperate' over Telegram owner arrest

The Russian embassy in Paris on Sunday accused French authorities of "refusing to cooperate" after the arrest of Telegram messaging platform owner Pavel Durov. Durov, who has Russian and other nationalities, was detained at Paris Le Bourget airport on Saturday and was expected to appear in court on Sunday for alleged offenses related to the ...

Two Journalists Killed in Drone Strike in Iraqi Kurdistan
Two Journalists Killed in Drone Strike in Iraqi Kurdistan

Two female journalists were killed and a man was injured on Friday in Iraqi Kurdistan in a drone strike targeting their vehicle, a bombing attributed to the Turkish military engaged against Turkish Kurdish fighters of the PKK, local officials told AFP. “It is not the Turkish military,” the Turkish Ministry of Defense in Ankara told AFP when ...

France: Explosion Outside a Synagogue, Terror Probe Opened
France: Explosion Outside a Synagogue, Terror Probe Opened

Police were on Saturday hunting for a man who, draped in a Palestinian flag, was suspected of setting fires at a synagogue in southern France and triggering an explosion that injured a police officer. Authorities said the incident was being treated as a potential terror attack and "all means" were being deployed to find the perpetrator. Security ...

Southport: What Do Racist Riots Reveal About British Far Right Reality?
Southport: What Do Racist Riots Reveal About British Far Right Reality?

  Everything seemed to indicate that the Southport tragedy would remain a significant topic in public debate, particularly regarding illegal immigration. However, the far-right's cynical exploitation of a single crime, portraying it as a racially and Islamist-motivated act, changed everything. This disgraceful manipulation triggered weeks of ...