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The armed group fired on and looted the last operating hospital in western Darfur, forcing it to close.

Garry Conille said he felt ready to continue leading the country

"This report lays bare the hypocrisy of Western nations who moralize about the perils of climate breakdown"

The United States stepped up pressure Monday for a Gaza ceasefire with a call for a UN Security Council vote on a truce as it redeployed Washington's top diplomat to the region scarred by eight months of war.

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The publication of the letters between Australian writers Shirley Hazzard (1931-2016) and Elizabeth Harrower (1928-2020), edited by literary scholar Brigitta Olubas and journalist Susan Wyndham, provides a picture of mid-century life from the perspectives of two exemplary and, for too long in this country, underappreciated novelists.

Operation to rescue four Israeli hostages took place in the middle of crowded refugee camp, killing and wounding hundreds of Palestinians

Tunisia grapples with migrant crisis as anti-migration policies lead to stranded migrants and tensions. Concerns over treatment, xenophobia, and human righ...

Haiti's Prime Minister Garry Conille hospitalized for undisclosed reasons, facing challenges in leadership amid health concerns.

The number of people internally displaced in Sudan due to conflict could soon exceed 10 million, the United Nations migration agency said.

One of Israel’s worst attacks kills at least 274 Palestinians at Nuseirat camp, leaving hospitals struggling to cope.