Israel condemns ICC prosecutor’s move against Netanyahu, Gallant

ICC prosecutor Karim Khan seeks warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant, and three leaders of Hamas over alleged war crimes

Many world leaders killed in aviation accidents since 1936

List of helicopter and plane crashes involving heads of state and government

Iranian president, foreign minister die in helicopter crash

Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian were onboard helicopter that crashed in East Azerbaijan province, confirms deputy president

Kenya defies court order, prepares to send police to Haiti

A UN-backed mission led by Kenyan police is set to deploy to Haiti within weeks to combat gang violence.

Search underway after Iran President Raisi helicopter incident

Confusion surrounds the situation of Iranian President Raisi after his helicopter was involved in an incident during a visit.

UN humanitarian chief warns Gaza’s crisis could turn ‘apocalyptic&...

The UN’s humanitarian chief warns that blocked aid routes and fuel shortages in Gaza could lead to an “apocalyptic” humanitarian disaster and imminent famine amid ongoing Israeli military actions.

Israelis burn truck misidentified as Palestinian support

Israeli soldiers were injured while attempting to stop protesters from attacking a truck in the West Bank, as humanitarian aid struggles to reach Gaza.

Democrats slam speaker for snubbing Kenyan leader in US visit

House Speaker Mike Johnson is facing criticism from Democratic lawmakers for not inviting Kenyan President William Ruto to address Congress during his state visit.

Tunisia lawyers protest arrests of colleagues

The demonstration took place near the main courthouse, with police preventing journalists from entering the building

Sun emits strongest flare in nearly a decade

Some radio transmitters, technical equipment may be affected by powerful flare that occurred late on Tuesday, says US scientific agency

Gaza aid pier ready for launch, Pentagon confirms

The US military-built Gaza aid pier, costing $320 million, faces delays due to bad weather but is expected to be operational soon, aiming to enhance humanitarian access amidst ongoing conflict.

Attack on prison van in northern France leaves 2 guards dead

Interior minister deploys hundreds of officers to find fugitive inmate, accomplices

N Ireland court blocks UK’s Rwanda deportation plan

The UK’s controversial policy of deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda faces a new hurdle.

UN sounds alarm over Yemen’s cholera crisis

The UN raises serious concerns about a rapidly worsening cholera outbreak in Yemen, with over 40,000 suspected cases reported.

Brazilian floods death toll climbs to 127

141 reported missing, says authorities

Flash floods claim 300 lives in Afghanistan

Some 2,500-3,000 houses damaged as flood inundates entire villages in some areas

Brazilian flood tragedy: Death toll climbs to 127

141 reported missing, says authorities

UN grants Palestine added rights despite US-Israel discord

Despite US resistance, the UN votes to enhance Palestinian rights, signaling a shift in the diplomatic landscape.

Devastating floods in Afghanistan kill dozens, many missing

The human cost of climate change is felt in Afghanistan as flash floods leave a trail of destruction.

US announces $400m military aid as Russia attacks Ukraine

President Biden authorizes $400 million in military aid for Ukraine as Russia escalates its offensive, providing vital defense capabilities to support Kyiv.

North Africa football stadiums echo pro-Palestinian solidarity

Fans across North Africa use football stadiums to express solidarity for Palestinians facing the Gaza crisis, defying political repression in the region.

Israel’s FM says Turkey lifts many trade restrictions imposed last week

The minister emphasized the importance of not yielding to the threats of a dictator

France seeks reconciliation as Algeria demands justice

While France celebrates victory in World War II, Algeria remembers a dark day of colonial oppression.

EU pulls out of Mali military mission due to political instability

The EU has decided not to renew its military training mission in Mali (EUTM) due to the country’s political turmoil and delayed elections.

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