Pyongyang announces it is scrapping its long-term aim of reunification with South Korea. In a dramatic shift, North Korea is tearing up its goal of unification with South Korea, a policy that has been in place for decades. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un also said his country does not want war – but will […]
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Goals from Romain Saiss, Azzedine Ounahi and Youssef En-Nesyri see Morocco cruise past 10-man Tanzania. Morocco underlined their status as pre-tournament favourites by beating 10-man Tanzania 3-0 to make a winning start to their Africa Cup of Nations campaign in Group F. The World Cup semifinalists got their campaign under way with an impressive performance
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Lawyer Arnon Nampa is already serving a four-year sentence for comments about the monarchy made at a rally in 2020. A court in Thailand has sentenced a jailed activist and lawyer to four more years in prison for royal insults from a 2021 social media post, his lawyer said. Arnon Nampa, 39, was handed the four-year
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Putin’s Belgorod ‘Revenge’: Russia Bombards Kharkiv With S-300 Missiles | Watch Hindustan Times At least 17 injured after Russian missiles hit Ukraine’s Kharkiv Al Jazeera English Ukraine: Russian strikes hit Kharkiv The Telegraph Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 693 The Guardian Kyiv claims to down 19 Russian drones, several injured in strikes on Kharkiv
Rescuers search rubble after two S-300 missiles hit the centre of Ukraine’s second-biggest city. At least 17 people have been injured, two of them seriously, after Russian missiles hit residential buildings in the city of Kharkiv. Regional Governor Oleh Syniehubov said that two S-300 missiles hit buildings in the centre of Ukraine’s second-biggest city late
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Israel’s military said it launched a barrage against Hezbollah targets deep in southern Lebanon on Tuesday. Tensions are rising across the region amid a spate of military activity, including Israel’s continued strikes in Gaza and tit-for-tat exchanges with Hezbollah; a strike on a Maltese-flagged vessel by Yemen’s Houthis, who are attacking ships in the Red
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Violence has surged in the occupied West Bank since Israel launched its assault on Gaza last year. Last year was the worst on record for Israeli attacks on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank. Attacks have intensified since the war on Gaza began. West Bank Palestinians have also carried out several attacks on Israelis. So
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Mourinho was sacked two days after a 3-1 loss at AC Milan left the club in ninth place in Serie A. Jose Mourinho is leaving Roma “with immediate effect”, the club has announced – ending an at times successful but also turbulent stay in the Italian capital for the veteran coach. The move came two
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Listen to article (2 minutes) Rifts among Israel’s war cabinet are spilling into public view, threatening to undermine the country’s military strategy in Gaza at a crucial stage in the conflict. The small collection of wartime decision makers—Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and former head of the Israeli military, Benny Gantz—is diverging
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Afghanistan earthquake aftermath: UNICEF says 96,000 children at risk Al Jazeera English Almost 100,000 Afghan children are in dire need of support, 3 months after earthquakes, UNICEF says ABC News UNICEF Wants More Aid For Children Affected By Earthquake In Western Afghanistan Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty UN: Crippling Winter Puts Nearly 100,000 Children At Risk in
