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Do not ignore the suffering of Sudanese women
Women are bearing the brunt of the vicious war in Sudan. The world should not look away.
Far-right violence erupts in Dublin following school knife attack
Protesters clash with police, torch vehicles after three young children are injured in a knife attack.
Israel-Hamas war: List of key events, day 49
A truce is in motion and pro-Palestine protests are making headlines - here are major updates.
Israel-Hamas truce comes into effect: How it could now unfold
With the truce the first break in fighting after seven weeks, several scenarios in the war are now possible.
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade ushers in holiday season in New York
The 97th version of the parade, held since 1924, saw pro-Palestinian protests.
The woman who gave up her home for Dhaka’s stray cats and dogs
Living costs are up, but animals still come first for the founder of Bangladesh's first animal adoption shelter.
Russian actress dies on stage as Ukraine ramps up air attacks
Russian theatre saysa Ukrainian air raid killed actressPolina Menshikh as she performed for troops inDonbas.
‘Relief’ in war-torn Gaza as truce takes effect in Israel-Hamas war
Aid begins to trickle in to Gaza as the first pause begins after seven weeks of hostilities between Israel and Hamas.
Palestinians in southern Gaza return home as truce begins
Video from southern Gaza shows displaced Palestinians making their way through the streets of Khan Younis.
Murder in Malaysia: World Exclusive Interview with Sirul Azhar Umar
A 101 East world exclusive with a man convicted of Malaysia's most shocking murder.
Israel pounds Gaza ahead of truce, killing and injuring dozens
The air raids hit a UN school, the Indonesian hospital, and residential buildings across Gaza.
Pro-Palestine or a trend? China’s stance on Israel-Hamas war splits opinion
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for an end to the 'collective punishment' of Palestinians.
North Korea celebrates ‘new era of a space power’ after satellite launch
State media shows leader Kim Jong Un and his family enjoying a banquet with scientists and engineers from the project.
Taiwan opposition registers separate candidates after collapse of unity bid
The opposition's failure to unite puts the DPP's William Lai in pole position for January's presidential election.
New Zealand gets new government promising tax cuts, less red tape
Centre-right National Party forms three-way coalition with the classically liberal ACT and populist New Zealand First.
Analysis: How to enforce the Israel-Hamas truce
The truce comes into effect soon. Its execution will fall on two fighting forces that have been trying to kill the other
Venice to trial admission fee, visitor limit from April 2024
City mayor hopes scheme can be a model for other places that are struggling to cope with surging visitor numbers.
A fire, two deaths and the business of elder care in India
On January 1, two women at an Antara Care Home in Delhi died in a fire, raising questions about the eldercare business.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 639
As the war enters its 639th day, these are the main developments.
Indonesia’s presidential hopefuls lay out plans to revive $1.2tn economy
GDP growth slowed to 4.94 percent in the third quarter, compared with 5.72 percent during the same period in 2022.
‘Just as scared’: Cyberscam victims in Cambodia find no freedom in rescue
Many end up for months on end in dire conditions in detention centres - sometimes alongside their traffickers.
Violent protests in Dublin after children injured in knife attack
Police say they have not ruled out any motive behind stabbing incident, and warn against spread of 'misinformation'.
Hamas says 30 killed in Israeli attack on UN school ahead of Gaza truce
Ahead of planned four-day pause in hostilities, Israel says war to continue for two months after 'brief respite'.
Most Finland-Russia border crossings to close
Finland will close almost all of its border crossings with Russia over a surge in migrants attempting to enter
Why are so many Palestinians imprisoned in Israel?
Thousands of Palestinians are held in Israeli jails and the number is increasing daily.
What are the details of the truce between Israel and Hamas?
Four-day pause is set to begin on Friday morning and includes the release of Hamas captives, Palestinian prisoners.
Pro-Palestine protesters pause Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Pro-Palestine demonstrators glued their hands to the street in the middle of the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Business heir Daniel Noboa sworn in as Ecuador president
The banana empire heir has promised to reduce violence and create jobs in the country gripped by a bloody drug war.
Spanish PM proposes talks on the establishment of a Palestinian state
In meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Spain's Pedro Sanchez proposes international peace talks.
Uncertainty, hope for Palestinian, Israeli families before Gaza truce
Amid high tensions over captives-for-prisoners swap, far-right Israeli minister demands clampdown on celebrations.
India beat Australia by two wickets in first T20 cricket match
India's stand-in T20 captain scored 80 from 42 balls as India beat Australia by two wickets at Visakhapatnam.
Mediator Qatar announces key points of Israel-Hamas truce
Israel and Hamas' four-day truce is set to begin on Friday at 7am local time in Gaza.
A roadmap for the future of Palestine
At this critical juncture, Palestine's leaders should come together to agree on a roadmap for our future.
EU deploys border agents to Finland amid increase in asylum seeker arrivals
Finland has accused Russia of pushing asylum seekers to its eastern border, which Russia denies.
How a rejected Thanksgiving speech forged an Indigenous holiday tradition
Indigenous leader Mahtowin Monro speaks about how the National Day of Mourning offers a corrective to US settler myths.
BBC accused of censoring acts of Gaza solidarity in BAFTA awards coverage
Ceasefire calls by artists during a ceremony in Scotland did not make the final cut on the BBC's streaming service.
Israel-Hamas truce, captive release to begin on Friday, Qatar says
Truce to begin in the morning and 13 people held by Hamas to be freed in the afternoon, Qatari official says.
Push to rescue 41 Indian workers trapped in tunnel enters final stage
Ambulances on standby as rescuers dig through final metres of debris to help workers trapped for nearly two weeks.
Ukraine battles ‘elaborate’ Russian defences as Putin condemns Israel’s war
Putin says world should try and stop 'tragedy' in Gaza as Russian forces reportedly kill civilians in Ukraine's Kherson.
Palestinians with disabilities face immense hardship in Gaza
I feel alone." About 50,000 Palestinians with disabilities are among the most vulnerable people in Gaza.
Middle East Roundup: Nervous anticipation for truce, exchange of captives
As Palestinians wait with bated breath for a pause in the Israeli bombardment, here's the Middle East this week.
What do we know about China’s new ‘mystery’ illness outbreak?
The WHO is asking China to provide information on an unexplained outbreak of respiratory illnesses and pneumonia.
Kenya ready to privatise 35 companies amid cash crunch, says president
Kenya, which passed a privatisation bill recently, is facing many challenges including depleted government coffers.
Kashmiri journalist Fahad Shah walks out of jail after 600 days
Shah is owner and editor of independent news portal Kashmir Walla, banned earlier this year by the Indian government.
What is the mysterious pneumonia outbreak in China?
The WHO has asked China for more information on the undiagnosed pneumonia outbreak that has spiked since October.
Israel-Hamas deal: What makes a truce lead to lasting peace?
With Israel and Hamas agreeing to a four-day pause in fighting, here's a look at how truces from other wars played out.
Paris transport ‘will not be ready’ for 2024 Olympics: Mayor
Mayor Anne Hidalgo says Paris will not have enough trains, and progress needs to be made on the issue of homelessness.
Will Iran give Russia ballistic missiles for the war in Ukraine?
It might help Iran bolster military ties with Russia but could hurt efforts to patch up relations with the EU.
Who is Dutch far-right politician Geert Wilders?
A man who says he'll ban mosques and the Quran from the Netherlands is celebrating his party's victory in the election.
Iran’s top diplomat discusses Israel’s war in Gaza with Hezbollah leader
Amirabdollahian warns 'the scope of the war will expand' if the Israel-Hamas truce does not hold.
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