Djibouti humanitarian situation worsens as Yemenis seek refuge
Djibouti humanitarian situation worsens as Yemenis seek refuge
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NATO pledges increased Ukraine support as Russia strikes near border
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has pledged additional support for Ukraine after Russian drone strikes hit close to the border with Poland.
India to supply Nepal electricity after floods wrecked hydropower projects
India has approved the expedited export of electricity to neighbouring Nepal to help it overcome shortages caused by extensive damage to hydropower infrastructure from devastating floods last month.
Carney pitches Canada to global investors amid US trade war
Hundreds of investors overseeing nearly $120 trillion in assets will gather in Toronto for the Canada Investment Summit.
Jerusalem Daily: A new report on the erosion of Palestinian life
Palestinian life is being systematically eroded, according to a new report and Israel threatens NAZA film directors.
EU states to raise game as Arctic becomes strategic geopolitical frontier
European Union member states have agreed to increase investment in the Arctic amid a growing scramble for security advantages and vast natural resources.
Syria fuel price hikes test public patience with economic recovery
The sight of protesters blocking roads and burning tyres on the streets of several Syrian cities and towns has highlighted popular anger over a government decision to increase fuel prices and a wider cost-of-living crisis.
Private schools become a costly choice for struggling parents in Gaza
Deir el-Balah, Gaza Strip — In their tent in central Gaza, Khadija Abu Qados gets her 11-year-old daughter, Jouri, ready for another day at school amid the ongoing Israeli air raids and crippling financial crisis.
JD Vance insists US is ‘on top of’ Houthi advance in Red Sea
US Vice President JD Vance says the Trump administration is “very much on top of” the Houthi advance in Yemen.
How Israel systematically dismantles Palestinian life in occupied West Bank
B'Tselem says settlement expansion, displacement and curbs are not isolated abuses, but decades-old, coordinated system.
North Korea thrash Bangladesh 10-0 in Asian Games women’s football
North Korea’s formidable women’s football team, cheered on by several hundred pro-Pyongyang fans in Osaka, Japan, launched their Asian Games campaign with a 10-0 hammering of Bangladesh.
Why Middle East tensions are pushing oil prices above $100
Brent crude has risen above $100 a barrel as war in Iran disrupts shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
Man dies after French police officer throws him on the ground
Video has emerged of a French police officer violently throwing a 29-year-old homeless man to the ground.
Leaders of Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland unite for self-determination
The leaders of the main political parties in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have declared their right to “self determination” in a joint agreement signed at a rare meeting in the Welsh capital, Cardiff.
Pakistan fined, docked 11 points in Edgbaston Test for slow over rate
Pakistan were deducted 11 points in the World Test Championship and their players docked 50 percent of their match fees due to a slow over rate during last week’s Test match against England in Birmingham, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has said.
Eto’o faces allegations of embezzlement in Cameroon FA presidency role
The president of Cameroon football’s national association, Samuel Eto’o, is facing embezzlement allegations.
Can a party be leftist and Zionist?
Ahead of Israel’s October 27 elections, Israel’s Young Democrats, the youth wing of the newly formed Democrats party, are seeking foreign allies. They recently announced a joint campaign with the Young Greens of Austria to support “progressive voices on the ground and work with t...
Going to school under Israeli occupation
In al-Mughayyir, a village north-east of Ramallah, going to school means passing soldiers just to get to class.