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First Thing: Biden vows response after US troops killed in drone attack

Iran says it had nothing to do with attack near Syrian border, after US president says Washington will respond ‘at a time and in a manner of our choosing’. Plus, psychologists on the appeal of Donald Trump

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Israel and key parties meet to secure a hostage deal

This article discusses the recent diplomatic efforts to secure a hostage deal between Israel and Hamas, highlighting the key parties involved and the chall...

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UNRWA funding suspended over alleged staff involvement in Hamas attacks

The UN agency in Gaza urges countries to reconsider funding cuts amid allegations of staff involvement in Hamas attacks. Disrupted aid would have disastrou...

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UN urges countries to continue funding Gaza despite Hamas allegations

This news update discusses ongoing talks for a potential ceasefire and hostage release deal in Gaza, alongside the UN agency's pleas for continued funding ...

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Phone messages reveal detained British mothers fear death in Syrian camp

Exclusive: testimonies describing malnourishment and disease to renew pressure on government to repatriate dozens of Britons, many of them children

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine Accuses Russia Of Using Prisoners Of War As Human Shields

Ukraine has called for an international investigation into the plane crash that claimed the lives of 65 Ukrainian prisoners last week.

International Business Times UK

Afternoon Update: Australia urged to resume UNRWA funding; Brisbane teen becomes nation’s fastest woman; and Australian dog of the year announced

Former New Zealand prime minister Helen Clark says cutting funding to the UN agency could have a ‘catastrophic’ impact

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Former New Zealand PM urges Australia and west to reinstate UNRWA funding to avoid ‘catastrophic’ impact on Palestinians

Helen Clark’s call comes as Albanese government minister says halt in donations to refugee agency by more than 10 countries should be ‘as short as possible’

The Guardian - AU

Gaza aid pause slammed as 'collective punishment'

Palestine's envoy has expressed concern about Australia freezing funding to a United Nations organisation after allegations some staff were linked to Hamas.

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'Festival Of Resistance': Haiti Jazzfest Sparks Hope In Crisis-hit Capital

Hundreds of concertgoers attended the "PAPJAZZ" music festival in Haiti's capital this week, which returned for the first time since 2021 with a modified schedule and strict security precautions amid the city's dire security situation.

International Business Times

New Zealand backs probe into United Nations agency

New Zealand's foreign affairs ministry says it has confidence in a United Nations probe into employees of its Palestinian relief agency.

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PM says ‘protections’ needed before funding can resume – as it happened

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Palestine dreaming of Asian Cup quarter-final berth

Palestine will hope to continue their against-all-odds run at the Asian Cup when they take on hosts and reigning champions Qatar in the round-of-16.

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Famine in Gaza is being made ‘inevitable’, says UN rapporteur

Countries defunding UNRWA, the main aid distributer in Gaza, accused of collectively punishing more than 2.2 million Palestinians

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The ICJ ruling on Gaza is a wake-up call for Washington – Biden has to take note

To avoid the charge of complicity in genocide, the administration must step up measures to restrain Israel, says Carnegie fellow Zaha Hassan

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The ICJ’s vague demands for Israel to comply with the law are unlikely to result in palpable change

The case brought by South Africa was weak, but the judgment may encourage Israel’s allies to push for a change of tactics, says Yuval Shany of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

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North Korea Launches Cruise Missiles off East Coast

North Korea test-fires cruise missiles off its east coast. Stay informed about the ongoing missile developments in the region.

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Israeli citizens protest, block aid trucks entering Gaza for hostages

Israeli citizens are protesting outside the Kerem Shalom crossing, blocking aid trucks to Gaza until hostages held by Hamas are released.

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UN chief urges donors to reconsider UNRWA funding withdrawal

António Guterres says loss of funding from US and others means aid into Gaza for whole of this month cannot be guaranteed

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Which countries have cut funding to UNRWA, and why?

The UN urges continued funding to UNRWA’s ‘lifesaving’ aid to Gaza, after some Western countries cut aid to the agency.

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UN Chief Urges Funding for Gaza Aid amidst Allegations

UN Secretary-General calls for continued funding of UNRWA after employees accused of involvement in Hamas attack. UN warns of humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

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Iran Successfully Launches Three Satellites Defying International Concerns

Iran successfully launches three satellites into space, despite previous failures. The launch raises concerns about Tehran's ballistic missile program and ...

International Business Times

'Intensive Battles' Continue In Gaza As UN Chief Calls On Donors To Maintain Aid

Heavy fighting raged in Gaza Sunday amid a fierce row over the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees that has called its future into question.

The Guardian - US

The search for Trump’s running mate: ‘like auditions for The Apprentice’

At issue is whether potential vice-presidents, from Elise Stefanik to Tim Scott, could assume control – and whether Trump cares

Al Jazeera

Iran launches three satellites amid rising tensions with Western powers

Satellites will be used to test communication and geopositioning tech, and efficacy of delivering cargoes, Iran said.

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