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What to expect at China’s ‘Two Sessions’ amid sagging economy, party drama
Legislature and political advisory body to convene to pass laws, make political appointments, and set goals for 2024.
At least nine killed in Israeli attack on aid truck in Gaza: Report
At least nine people killed in attack on aid distribution vehicle, according to Palestinian media.
Preview: Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka T20 cricket series
South Asian rivals meet in three-match T20 series after a string of hotly-contested encounters in recent past.
Are airdrops an effective way to deliver humanitarian assistance to Gaza?
The United States begins airlifting food into the Gaza Strip for the first time.
Hamas officials arrive in Cairo for Gaza truce talks, but no sign of Israel
Israel withheld its delegation to Cairo due to Hamas rejecting one of its demands, according to an Israeli media report.
Around 170 people executed in Burkina Faso attacks, regional official says
The West African Sahel nation has been struggling to contain armed groups for a decade.
Death toll rises to 10 in Russian drone strike on Ukraine’s Odesa
Three children killed in the attack, officials say, as Zelenskyy calls on the West to boost Ukraine's air defences.
Malaysia could renew search for MH370 plane, 10 years after it vanished
Malaysian transport minister says seabed exploration firm Ocean Infinity has offered a new search proposal.
Week in pictures: From firefighter protests in Seoul to prayers in Gaza
A roundup of some of last week's events.
Seven-year-old girl killed in English Channel crossing attempt
Deadly incident is the third fatal English Channel crossing attempt this year.
Red Bull F1 team ‘will explode’ amid Christian Horner controversy
Driver Max Verstappen's father claims Red Bull is 'in danger of being torn apart' if Horner remains as team principal.
US aid drop into Gaza sparks criticism
The US airdrop of food aid into Gaza on Saturday sparked criticism from Palestinians who called it inadequate.
Israeli bombing of Rafah kills dozens, including long-awaited twins
A woman who spent 11 years trying to conceive is mourning her twins, born just four months ago, who were killed in Rafah
The two-faced cookie that called out a lying politician in South Africa
The sickly sweet tweegevrietjie is a visual representation of 'the white man with a black heart who broke promises.'
President Biden, why do you support genocide in Gaza?
Since I last wrote to you, Mr President, I have lost another 184 members of my extended family in Gaza.
Four arrested after Spanish blogger on India motorcycle tour gang-raped
The couple had set up a tent to pass the night in Jharkhand state's Dumka as seven men attacked them.
Will Biden reconsider his unconditional support for Israel?
Facing a rebellion in his party and starvation in Gaza, will the Biden administration consider a new approach to Israel?
Heavy rains kill 29 in Pakistan as houses collapse, landslides block roads
The majority of deaths reported in the northwestern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
David Miliband on global crises: Gaza, DRC, Sudan, Ukraine
The International Rescue Committee president discusses the urgent international responses required for ongoing crises.
Haiti police unions plead for help as armed gangs storm main prison
Police issue urgent appeal for help as they struggle to hold back gangs trying to storm the prison in major escalation.
‘If UNRWA goes, so do our dreams of returning home’, Palestinians fear
Residents of the occupied West Bank fear total loss of healthcare and education, aid workers warn of escalating tensions
Israeli protester says Israel is behaving like Nazi Germany
This Israeli demonstrator believes his country is treating Palestinians like Nazi Germany treated Jews in the 1930s.
Shehbaz Sharif elected Pakistan PM for second term after controversial vote
Sharif returns to the role he held until August last year when parliament was dissolved ahead of February 8 election.
LeBron James becomes first NBA player to reach 40,000 points
The LA Lakers forward termed the milestone 'bittersweet' as it came in a loss against Denver Nuggets.
Saving Baboo the baby tiger: Inside Pakistan’s zoo-turned-rescue centre
A zoo shut down because of animal cruelty has been transformed into a facility rescuing hundreds of wild animals.
Israeli air raid on Rafah kills 14 Palestinians, many of them children
Six children killed in latest Israeli attack on Rafah, with many more trapped under rubble, rescuer says.
Hero to homeless: House of Muslim man behind India tunnel rescue demolished
Rat-miner Wakeel Hasan was a national hero in November, after helping rescue 41 workers. Now, he's on the streets.
Trump wins Republican caucuses in Michigan, Missouri, Idaho
Trump trounces Nikki Haley in all three states, draws closer to clinching the Republican presidential nomination.
US says Israel ‘more or less’ accepts framework deal for Gaza ceasefire
US official says an agreement is in place for a six-week truce in Gaza and it is now up to Hamas to agree to it.
Is Israel’s killing of civilians putting ceasefire talks at risk?
Calls for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza are growing louder.
Seven killed in Russian drone attack on Odesa apartment block
Separate attacks killed an additional three people in Ukraine as Zelenskyy urges the West to deliver more air defences.
US airdrops food into Gaza in move criticised by aid groups
US plan has been criticised as inefficient while Israel continues blocking most aid trucks from entering Gaza by land.
Rubymar cargo ship earlier hit by Houthis has sunk, Yemeni government says
The UK-owned bulk carrier was struck on February 18 with multiple missiles resulting in an oil slick in the Red Sea.
Conservatives dominate Iran’s parliament, assembly elections
Preliminary indications put voter turnout at around 40 percent, the lowest levels since the country's 1979 revolution.
Protecting climate refugees requires a legal definition
While there is much talk about climate migration, there is still no legal framework to protect climate refugees.
Norway gives Arctic foxes a helping hand amid climate woes
Climate change and habitat loss disrupt food chains and leave Arctic foxes facing starvation.
Chad interim leader Deby confirms plan to run for president in May
The announcement comes days after the military chief's main rival was killed in murky circumstances.
Europe risks losing credibility over silence on Israel’s war on Gaza: MP
More than 200 lawmakers call for their countries to stop selling weapons to Tel Aviv citing 'international law violations'.
Kashmiri journalist Aasif Sultan re-arrested days after release
Aasif Sultan, a former editor of Kashmir Narrator magazine, re-arrested under 'anti-terror' law days after his release.
In Lydd, Palestinians fear tinderbox of Israel’s war, threat of expulsion
Since October 7, Palestinians in Lydd have been living under constant fear of state violence and Israeli extremists.
UN reports ‘large number of gunshot wounds’ following ‘flour massacre’
UN team, medics and rights monitor say evidence points to heavy shooting by Israeli forces after massacre near convoy.
At least 11 Palestinians killed after Israel hits tent camp in Rafah
At least 50 people were injured in the attack near the Al-Helal Al-Emirati Maternity Hospital in southern Gaza.
‘No identity’: Why is Kenyan music failing to break through globally?
As Nigerian and South African music gains international acceptance, Kenya's absence is provoking a debate back at home.
The unravelling of the New York Times’ ‘Hamas rape’ story
An horrific story in the New York Times falls apart and exposes systemic issues.
Romania’s geeks are mapping earthquake risk in EU’s highest-risk capital
Since January, Romania has banned renting apartments in buildings at risk in an earthquake.
Nicaragua drags Germany to ICJ for ‘facilitating Israel’s genocide’ in Gaza
Managua accused Berlin of violating the Genocide Convention by funding Israel's war on Gaza.
A woman has to be ‘stronger than a lion’ to cross the Mediterranean
From finding love in a smugglers' den to risking all for a new life, these are the stories of women crossing the sea.
Iranian singer ‘sentenced to jail’ over Mahsa Amini protest anthem
Shervin Hajipour says he was sentenced to more than three years in prison for 'inciting people to riot'.
‘In Gaza, football is the only escape’: Palestine star Mahmoud Wadi on war
Wadi talks about growing up in Gaza, leaving to follow his dream and the struggles of being a Palestinian footballer.
Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 148
At least 17 people are killed in Israeli attacks on Deir el-Balah and the Jabalia refugee camp as hunger crisis worsens.
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