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Anger In Indian Kashmir At Demolitions And Detentions

Indian soldiers have blown up nine homes of suspected rebels in Kashmir and detained nearly 2,000 people since a deadly attack last week, sparking public anger and accusations of "collective punishment".

International Business Times

Humanitarian needs remain pressing a month after Myanmar's deadly quake

The humanitarian needs of hundreds of thousands of survivors remain desperately pressing a month after Myanmar’s deadly earthquake, compounded by airstrikes that the military government is reportedly carrying out despite ceasefires

The Independent UK

Israel launches new airstrikes in southern Beirut targeting ‘Hezbollah missiles’

Netanyahu’s office says Israel ‘will not allow Hezbollah to grow stronger’

The Independent UK

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At least 68 killed in US air strike on Yemen jail holding African migrants

A US air strike that hit a prison holding African migrants in Yemen has killed at least 68 people and injured 47 others, according to…

The National (Scotland)

Israel has turned Gaza into a ‘mass grave’, top UN court hears – as it happened

ICJ holding hearing about Israel’s obligation to facilitate aid to Gaza and the West Bank amid the outlawing of Unrwa

The Guardian - UK

Top UN Court To Open Hearings On Israel's Aid Obligation To Palestinians

The UN's top court will on Monday open a week of hearings on Israel's humanitarian obligations towards Palestinians, more than 50 days into its total blockade on aid entering war-ravaged Gaza.

International Business Times

Takeaways from AP's report on the growing dangers for pregnant women in Gaza's ruins

Israel’s military campaign decimating the Gaza Strip has made pregnancy and childbirth more dangerous for Palestinian women and their babies

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A pregnant woman under Israel's blockade in Gaza's ruins fears for her baby

Israel’s military campaign decimating the Gaza Strip has made pregnancy and childbirth more dangerous for Palestinian women and their babies

The Independent UK

Top UN court to hold hearings on Israeli obligations to ensure humanitarian aid to Palestinians

The United Nations’ highest court is opening hearings into Israel’s obligation to provide urgently needed humanitarian assistance to Palestinian civilians

The Independent UK

Israel Strikes South Beirut, Prompting Lebanese Appeal To Ceasefire Guarantors

Israel struck south Beirut on Sunday for the third time since a fragile November 27 ceasefire, prompting Lebanese President Joseph Aoun to call on its guarantors France and the United States to force a halt.

International Business Times

Gaza on brink of catastrophe as aid runs out and prices soar, groups warn

Palestinians face starvation and severe malnutrition as Israel’s blockade continues, say aid agencies

The Guardian - UK

‘A tree is worth more’: Sudanese civilians fleeing RSF attacks on Zamzam

Hundreds have been killed, injured, assaulted, kidnapped. Here are stories of painful loss from Darfur.

Al Jazeera

Qatar hints at progress in Gaza truce talks as UN urges lifting of blockade

Qatar says ‘a bit of progress’ made in Israel-Hamas ceasefire talks as food crisis in Palestinian territory worsens.

Al Jazeera

Israel faces legal pressure at UN’s top court over Unrwa ban

Hearings over bar on cooperation with Palestinian aid agency are test of Israel’s defiance of international law

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The Guardian - US

What is Tren de Aragua and has the group ‘invaded’ the United States?

Trump has fixated on the Venezuelan gang, but experts say he’s concocted a bogeyman to fuel immigration crackdowns

The Guardian - US

The international criminal court should prosecute Syria’s Assad

For the foreseeable future, international courts provide the only realistic prospect of justice for Syrians

Radio France Internationale

'No one else will': Sudan's journalists risk all to report the war

On a mountain near Sudan's border, journalists climb rugged slopes, phones held high, hoping to catch a faint signal from neighbouring Chad to send stories amid the war's two-year communications blackout.

International Business Times

India And Pakistan Troops Exchange Fire In Kashmir

Troops from Pakistan and India exchanged fire in disputed Kashmir for a third night in a row, officials said Sunday, as relations between the nuclear-armed rivals plunged to their lowest level in years.

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The Independent UK

What is the International Court of Justice and why is it weighing in on humanitarian aid in Gaza?

The top United Nations court on Monday will begin hearing from 40 countries on what Israel must do to provide desperately needed humanitarian assistance to Palestinians in Gaza and the occupied West Bank

The Independent UK

For nearly 60 days, Israel has blocked food from Gaza. Palestinians struggle to feed their families

For nearly 60 days, no food, fuel, medicine or other item has entered the Gaza Strip, blocked by Israel

The Guardian - UK

‘It makes me want to scream’: Nobel peace prize winner horrified by planned exits from landmine treaty

Plans by five Nato countries to pull out of life-saving agreement are ‘stupid’, says Nobel laureate Jody Williams

The National (Scotland)

Israeli strikes kill 49 people in Gaza as charity warns food is running out

Israeli strikes on Gaza killed at least 49 people in the last 24 hours, according to health officials ...

The Guardian - US

Alert! Gwyneth Paltrow is eating pasta again

The actor announced the change on her podcast. Apparently this is international news – and it has a serious side

Al Jazeera

Thirteen killed, dozens under rubble as Israel bombs Gaza amid food crisis

Entire Strip, with a population of two million people, may be on the brink of famine as WFP runs out of supplies.

The Independent UK

An English rugby team’s stadium plan sparks concern for beavers, bats and UNESCO designation

The city of Bath in southwest England loves its rugby

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