The spectacle of the Gaza deal and double standards in the coverage of the captives’ release in Israel and Gaza. As Donald Trump tries to take credit for a ceasefire in Gaza, Israel continues to kill Palestinians. And as both Israeli and Palestinian captives are released, the glaring double standards in coverage lay bare how […]
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The country is hit by some 20 storms and typhoons a year, striking disaster-prone areas where millions live in poverty. Published On 18 Oct 202518 Oct 2025 Click here to share on social media share2 Share Thousands of residents of a Philippine island have fled their homes along the Pacific coast as weather experts warned
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File pic – Afghanistan cricket team (AFP Photo) NEW DELHI: Afghanistan have withdrawn from a tri-nation series with Pakistan and Sri Lanka next month following the killing of three local cricketers in an attack, the country’s cricket board confirmed on Friday. According to the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB), the players had travelled from Urgun to
The UN says peace without justice is not sustainable. Two years of Israeli attacks on Gaza have killed nearly 68,000 Palestinians – including 20,000 children. For now, the bombing campaign has largely halted after a ceasefire was agreed last week. But the Israeli military’s actions in the past 24 months were livestreamed, documented and archived
Photo: Miquel Benitez/Shutterstock In December, Isak Andic, the founder of the behemoth fast-fashion company Mango, died while hiking with his son in Spain. Per the BBC, the 71-year-old billionaire businessman slipped and fell nearly 500 feet off a cliff. Police initially ruled his death an accident, according to Spanish newspaper El Periódico. But now, local
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Madagascar’s Gen Z protesters are declaring victory this week after President Andry Rajoelina fled the country and Colonel Michael Randrianirina declared himself president. This comes after young people led weeks of antigovernment protests. But with military leaders taking control and government institutions suspended, is this really the change Madagascar’s Gen Z wants for their country?
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Venezuela’s opposition leader on life in hiding, and her movement’s fight for transition and change. Maria Corina Machado, Venezuela’s opposition leader and now Nobel Peace Prize laureate, speaks from hiding about the cost of resistance and the hope driving millions demanding democracy. Barred from elections and under threat of arrest, she discusses the country’s deepening
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Gaza is often referred to as the world’s largest open-air prison, trapped between Israel’s blockade, Egypt and the Mediterranean Sea. The Rafah border post is the only crossing between Egypt and the Gaza Strip: a strategic gateway to the outside world. Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of list In 2007, Israel imposed an air,
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As dust settles in Gaza City amid truce, residents return to razed homes The Times of Israel Palestinians return to ruins where homes once stood as Israel awaits remains of hostages PBS Photos: Ceasefire in Gaza brings reunions amid devastation : The Picture Show NPR ‘This is not Gaza’: Palestinians return to war-torn neighborhoods amid fragile ceasefire ABC News
Israel bars Turkey from entering Gaza until hostages return | The Jerusalem Post Jerusalem Post/Israel News Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also convened senior security officials to discuss Hamas’s refusal to return the bodies of the fallen and the next phase of the Trump plan. Hamas terrorists and Gazan civilians congregate in Jabalya, northern Gaza Strip.
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