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Argentina’s Javier Milei accused of plagiarising UN speech from West Wing

Populist leader alleged to have ‘copied word for word’ a monologue by TV show’s fictional president Jed Bartlet

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson admits Leonardo DiCaprio snubbed him during cringe encounter

Former prime minister began reciting lines from DiCaprio’s 2006 film Blood Diamond in a “South African accent”

The Independent UK

UN Peacekeepers Maintain Positions On Lebanon's Southern Border

UNIFIL peacekeepers remain in position in southern Lebanon amid Israeli ground operation against Hezbollah militants, ensuring safety and security.

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Ski resorts warn they face ‘existential threat’ from climate crisis

Skiing body joins forces with UN to address ‘bleak future’ of winter sports

The Independent UK

Yazidi woman kidnapped at 11 and held hostage in Gaza by Isis militant for a decade finally rescued

Fawzia Amin Sido, 21, reunites with her family in Iraq following rescue operation facilitated by Israel, the US, and Jordan

The Independent UK

Dollar strengthens after US beats forecasts with 254,000 new jobs in September – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

The Guardian - UK

More blasts in Beirut after Israel demands new evacuations – as it happened

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World’s first mpox diagnostic test approved by WHO; know all about it

Cases of monkeypox are on rise with several cases of infection due to the new fast spreading strain found in countries where it was not found earlier. In view of the spreading mpox, the first mpox diagnostic test is a ray of hope.

The Times of India

Taliban's Battle With IS Opens Door To Foreign Cooperation

Afghanistan's Islamic State group is staging a growing number of bloody international attacks, presenting a rare but complicated opportunity for foreign cooperation with the Taliban government to counter the jihadists.

International Business Times

UN peacekeepers stay on Lebanon's border despite Israeli ground incursion

The United Nations peacekeeping chief says U.N. peacekeepers are staying in their positions on Lebanon’s southern border despite Israel’s request to vacate some areas before it launched its ground operation

The Independent UK

18 killed in Israeli strike on West Bank’s Tulkarem refugee camp: Ministry

Rescuers rush injured to hospital, search for survivors after deadly Israeli aerial attack on Tulkarem refugee camp.

Al Jazeera

FIFA Defers Decision On Call To Suspend Israel

World football's governing body FIFA on Thursday gave no verdict either way on a Palestinian request to suspend Israel, but instead launched an investigation into allegations of discrimination.

International Business Times

6 migrants shot dead near Guatemalan border when Mexican army troops open fire

Mexican army troops opened fire on a truck carrying migrants from a half dozen countries, and six migrants from Egypt, Peru and El Salvador died in an event that President Claudia Sheinbaum called “deplorable.”

The Independent UK

U.S.-Funded Armies Fight Each Other In Lebanon

American taxpayers underwrite both the Israeli and Lebanese armies. Now they’re shooting at each other.

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International Business Times

Israel-Hamas War Causes 86-percent Dive In Gaza GDP: IMF

A year of conflict between Israel and Hamas has resulted in a "devastating impact on the economy" in the occupied West Bank and Gaza, the IMF said Thursday, including a nearly 90 percent drop in Gaza's GDP. "Preliminary official estimates indicate an 86 percent decline in GDP in the first…

The Guardian - UK

Lebanese healthcare workers fearful as growing numbers killed in strikes

At least 50 paramedics have been killed in Lebanon over the last two weeks

International Business Times

Israel Says Strikes Hezbollah Intel HQ In Beirut

Israel's military said Thursday it had hit Hezbollah's intelligence headquarters in the Lebanese capital, as troops battled militants near the border and warplanes bombarded their strongholds around the country.

The Guardian - UK

A timeline of the UK’s history with the Chagos Islands

The UK has agreed to hand the archipelago over to Mauritius after decades of diplomatic dispute

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DEA Pulls out of Haiti as Gangs Continue to Fund Their Operations Through Drug Trafficking

Experts warn that the decision is "shortsighted," as Haitian gangs increasingly fund their operations through drug trade links with cartels from other regions

The Guardian - UK

Chagos Islanders have fought a long and determined campaign for right to return

Hopes occasionally soared only to be dashed as legal challenges came and went until a critical judgment in 2019

Dynamite News

Israeli military: Gaza Hamas Govt Chief Among 3 Killed in Airstrikes

Israel on Thursday announced it had eliminated 3 senior Hamas leaders, including Hamas government Chief in Gaza Rawhi Mushtaha, during airstrikes happened 3 months ago. Read further on Dynamite News:

International Business Times

Gaza War Fuels Arab Support For Palestinians, To Little Effect

A year into the Gaza war, grassroots support for Palestinians has surged across the Arab world, but the groundswell has yet to trigger stronger action against Israel, with governments largely ignoring these calls.

International Business Times

Skiing Calls On UN Climate Science To Combat Melting Future

World skiing's governing body joined forces with the UN's weather agency on Thursday in a bid to feed its meteorological expertise into managing the "existential threat" to winter sports posed by climate change.

The Conversation

The killing of Hassan Nasrallah and how the west legitimised its use of assassination

When the Israel Defense Forces assassinated Hezbollah’s leader, Hassan Nasrallah, in an underground bunker in Beirut on September 27, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu defiantly claimed reponsibility for the killing. “Nasrallah was not a terrorist,” he boasted. “He was the terrorist.”

The National (Scotland)

UK gives up last African colony after years of dispute

THE UK has agreed to hand over its last African colony to Mauritius, ending years of dispute.

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