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‘Barbaric’: Palestinian lorry drivers recount settlers’ attack on Gaza aid convoy

Israeli soldiers escorting convoy accused of doing nothing to stop widely condemned incident

The Guardian - UK

US military says Gaza Strip pier project is completed, aid to soon flow as Israel-Hamas war rages on

The U.S. military has finished installing a floating pier for the Gaza Strip

The Independent UK

Number Of Children Fleeing Latin America Soars: UN

More than 30,000 children have crossed the perilous Darien Gap jungle in four months on the path to a better life in the United States, a number up 40 percent from the same period last year, the UN children's agency said Wednesday.

International Business Times

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US sanctions two RSF commanders as fighting escalates in Sudan’s Darfur

UN officials and rights groups warn hundreds of thousands of civilians are at risk amid heavy fighting in el-Fasher.

Al Jazeera

The Guardian view on protecting Sudan’s civilians: there is no more time to be lost

Editorial: A year after the war began, the world’s largest humanitarian catastrophe is deepening

The Guardian - UK

UN says it has no more food or tents for nearly 2m people in Gaza

Aid warehouses in southern two-thirds of territory are now empty and resupply will be very difficult, according to officials

The Guardian - UK

Refused asylum seekers also at risk of being sent to Rwanda, says Home Office

UK and Rwanda agree deal to extend cohort of those eligible to be forcibly removed to east African country

The Guardian - UK

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Belief in democracy is on the decline in Africa. Traditional institutions can help restore its importance

Democracy in Africa has not had a good year. Military juntas from Mali to Niger appear to have cemented their grip on power. Sudan’s democratic dreams were dashed when the country’s two most powerful strongmen opted for war. And there’s now evidence that ordinary Africans may be losing faith in…

The Conversation

Israel and Egypt in growing diplomatic row over Rafah border crossing

Anger over Israel’s seizure of Palestinian side of crossing raises fears Cairo may downgrade relations

The Guardian - UK

Are US campus protests antisemitic? Jewish students weigh in

We asked Jewish students at US universities what they think about pro-Palestinian demonstrations. Our panel responds

The Guardian - US

Anxious Zimbabwean migrants, smugglers watch South Africa’s election

Many undocumented Zimbabweans worry about unfavourable changes to South Africa’s immigration policy after May 29 polls.

Al Jazeera

Revealed: Rwanda genocide war crimes tribunal wraps up mission after 29 years

Exclusive: Last two fugitives are deemed to be dead, ending a remarkable exercise in international justice

The Guardian - AU

Home Office department processing Rwanda deportations told to cut jobs

Exclusive: Illegal Migration Operations Command freezes recruitment and draws up redundancy plans, leaked documents show

The Guardian - UK

My Palestinian keffiyeh is a symbol of my identity. I should not be afraid to wear it in public

I wear the traditional black and white scarf to celebrate my heritage. That’s enough to make you a target in the US today, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Rafah refugees are pouring into our starving, overcrowded city – and we hope they keep coming

Living conditions here are abysmal, but for those escaping the Rafah invasion, it’s still a place of salvation, says Eman Mohamed, a maths teacher from Gaza

International Business Times

A Gloomy Season For Ethiopia's 'Green Gold' At The Khat Market

"We call it green gold," says Ramadan Youssouf, a khat trader in the Ethiopian town of Aweday, one of the largest markets in the world for the mildly narcotic shrub.

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Israeli Forces Battle Palestinian Militants In Gaza Strip

Israeli forces battle Palestinian militants in Gaza, leading to displacement, devastation, and a humanitarian crisis. Urgent need for resolution.

The Guardian - UK

The way Britain treats refugees shames the nation

After enduring trauma in their home country, asylum seekers are then abused by the state in the UK. Where is the humanity?

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on Sudan’s civil war: a humanitarian disaster we choose to ignore

Ethnic cleansing and war crimes in Darfur have left 25 million people in urgent need, yet the west’s attention is elsewhere

Radio France Internationale

Food shortages and malnutrition reach record levels in west and central Africa

More than 50 million people in west and central Africa will go hungry unless immediate is taken to address food insecurity – which is at an all-time high in the region, UN agencies and NGOs have warned.

Evening Standard

Prince Harry leaves Meghan in Abuja to visit hospital in 'unsafe' Nigerian territory

Prince meets state premier on visit to promote Invictus Games

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