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There could be billions more people in the world than we think

Populations in rural areas have been significantly undercounted

The Independent UK

Iran releases French citizen imprisoned for more than 880 days

Diplomats now working to secure release of two more citizens after backpacker Olivier Grondeau finally freed

The Guardian - UK

Israel expands Gaza ground assault as bombardment kills at least 91 people

Three days into massive bombardment, Israeli army announces it is expanding ground operations in southern city of Rafah.

Al Jazeera

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Children 'among 85 Palestinians dead' after night of Israeli strikes on Gaza

Officials in the Gaza Strip claim many Palestinians killed by Israel this week were women and children

Evening Standard

US Happiness Sinks As More Americans Eat Alone: Survey

The United States fell to its lowest happiness ranking ever partly due to a rise in the number of Americans eating their meals alone, an annual UN-sponsored report said Thursday.

International Business Times

WATCH: EPP president joins Euronews' special coverage ahead of EU leaders' summit

The President of the centre-right European People's Party (EPP) speaks to Euronews as the EU’s 27 leaders gather in Brussels for a summit that takes place against a fraught geopolitical background.

Euronews

A pregnant woman and her young son were killed in Gaza by an Israeli airstrike

Afnan al-Ghanam of Gaza had given birth to her first child during war, 13 months ago, while the family was still living in their home

The Independent UK

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There could be billions more people on Earth than previously thought

Research warns needs of rural residents could be under-represented in decision-making

The Independent UK

Reeves should bend fiscal rules and borrow to fund defence, says Labour grandee

The current military threat in Europe demands Britain and its allies do whatever is needed to restore security, said Lord Hain.

Evening Standard

Brexit much less damaging to British exports than claimed, says Hunt

The former chancellor said he believed ‘many claims about the impact of Brexit upon the UK’s economy were exaggerated’.

The Independent UK

Canada in talks with the EU to reduce US defense reliance: AP source

A senior Canadian government official says Canada is in discussions with the European Union to join a EU drive to break its security dependency on the United States

The Independent UK

Haitians Warn The Capital Is About To Fall As Gangs Continue Their Advance

Haitians are warning that the country's capital, Port-au-Prince, is about to fall completely as as armed gangs continue making advancements

Latin Times

British charity worker injured in strike on UN facility in Gaza

The 51-year-old was among the five people injured in an explosion at a UN Office for Project Services (Unops) facility in Deir al-Balah.

Evening Standard

Israeli forces resume Gaza ground assault, seize part of Netzarim Corridor

Israeli army says forces retake part of key land corridor to expand a ‘security zone and create a partial buffer’.

Al Jazeera

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Al Jazeera

AU welcomes Doha talks between DR Congo and Rwanda leaders

Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi and his Rwandan counterpart, Paul Kagame, met in Doha on Tuesday.

PC Gamer

The United Nations asked Helldivers 2 studio Arrowhead if it'd give a talk on psychological manipulation: ‘Could we brainwash an entire community to fight for a fascist state? … Would we be okay with that? Turns out, yeah’

Players’ eagerness in the fight for Super Earth begs the question: are we the baddies?

The Guardian - UK

Israel launches ‘limited ground operation’ to retake Netzarim corridor in Gaza

UN calls for investigation after staff member among 20 people reportedly killed in renewed airstrikes

Euronews

Israel launches ground operation to reoccupy corridor which splits Gaza in half

The Israeli military had previously withdrawn from the Netzarim Corridor, which it established, following a temporary ceasefire agreement with Hamas.

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The National (Scotland)

Milestone reached in Scottish 'decolonisation' campaign at the UN

RADICAL independence campaigners have handed papers to the United Nations in the first step of their bid to begin the “decolonisation” of…

The Conversation

Are mental health conditions overdiagnosed in the UK? Two experts go head to head

Speaking on BBC One’s Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg, Wes Streeting, the UK health secretary, expressed concerns that some mental health conditions were overdiagnosed. The Conversation asked two experts to comment on Streeting’s claim. Is the health secretary right?

The Guardian - UK

Elizabeth Sclater obituary

Other lives: Pioneer in equality and diversity policy and practice

The Independent UK

Mapped: Which Ukrainian nuclear power plants could Trump take as part of the ceasefire deal?

The estimated damages caused by Russia’s aerial attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure after three years of war are more than £11 billion

The National (Scotland)

United Nations worker killed in Gaza as Israel launches ground operation

A United Nations (UN) worker has been killed in Gaza after the organisation said one of its compounds had been targeted ...

The Conversation

Israel’s war on Gaza is deliberately targeting children – new UN report

A fresh round of Israeli airstrikes on Gaza which has killed more than 400 Palestinians has destroyed any hope that the ceasefire negotiated in January would hold. A statement from the child rights group Defence for Children Palestine claimed that 174 children had been killed in the bombing, claiming: “Today…

The Conversation

Only 15 countries have met the latest Paris agreement deadline. Is any nation serious about tackling climate change?

The latest deadline for countries to submit plans for slashing the greenhouse gas emissions fuelling climate change has passed. Only 15 countries met it – less than 8% of the 194 parties currently signed up to the Paris agreement, which obliges countries to submit new proposals for eliminating emissions every…

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