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DOJ takes a stand against war crimes in Ukraine. In Gaza war, it's been nearly silent

The Justice Department has taken an active — and public — stand against alleged Russian war crimes in Ukraine. But it's been nearly silent on possible war crimes in the Israel-Hamas war.

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Israeli military likely knew identities of aid workers killed in charity convoy, humanitarian groups say

Australian Council for International Development head says ‘intense coordination and negotiation’ would have occurred prior to passage of workers

The Guardian - AU

Ethiopia’s army accused of committing war crimes in Amhara region

Human Rights Watch urges UN to launch a probe into the ‘summary killings’ carried out by government forces in January.

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Israel’s Gaza action has bordered on reckless, says ex-MI6 chief

Alex Younger’s claim that insufficient care is being paid to collateral risks comes as UK is urged to suspend arms sales to Israel

The Guardian - UK

Myanmar deaths from mines, ordnance tripled in 2023: UN

UN children’s agency says more than 20 percent of the victims were children.

Al Jazeera

Biden, Netanyahu To Speak By Phone Following Gaza Aid Deaths

US President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are set to speak on Thursday in their first phone call since an Israeli strike on a humanitarian convoy killed seven aid workers in Gaza.

International Business Times

Palestinians Push For UN Membership Despite US Opposition

Palestinians seek full U.N. membership amid Israel-Hamas conflict, facing U.S. caution and legal obstacles.

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Aid groups demand Israel improve measures to keep their workers safe

Humanitarian organisations working in Gaza say Israeli forces must stick to deconfliction procedures

The Guardian - UK

Biden threatens change in US policy if Netanyahu fails to protect Gaza civilians

President Joe Biden threatened on Thursday to condition support for Israel's offensive in Gaza on it taking concrete steps to protect aid workers and civilians, seeking for the first time to leverage US aid to influence Israeli military behaviour. The news came after a Hamas official said there has been…

France 24

Miami YouTuber Oscar Alejandro Recounts Terrifying Experience of False Terrorism Imprisonment in Venezuela

"I am morally destroyed and very scared," he said

Latin Times

Zimbabwe Declares El Nino Drought A National Disaster

Zimbabwe declared drought a national disaster on Wednesday, with President Emmerson Mnangagwa saying the country needs $2 billion in aid to help millions of people who are going hungry.

International Business Times

Extremist-Linked Rebels Kill Civilians In Congo's Volatile East

Extremist rebels attack rural community in eastern Congo, leading to deaths, abductions, and displacement. U.N. envoy raises concerns about escalating viol...

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UN Aid Agency Suspends Night Movements To Assess Security Concerns

UN aid agency suspends nighttime movements for 48 hours to assess security concerns after tragic incident in Gaza.

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The Guardian view on tackling famine in Gaza: Palestinians need Unrwa

Editorial: Israel wants to dismantle the agency. The US has halted funding. But its capacity is essential to saving lives

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Israel accused of targeting aid convoy ‘car by car’ as pressure grows over Gaza tactics

Founder of charity that lost seven people hits out at IDF as friendly governments decry drone attack

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Israel’s rules of engagement seem looser than ever – if they are followed at all

The deaths of seven aid workers add credence to allegations by observers that commanders on the ground in Gaza may ‘do as they please’

The Guardian - UK

UN names veteran EU official Astrid Schomaker as new biodiversity chief

German’s appointment to head Convention on Biological Diversity follows global failure to meet any targets on protecting ecosystems

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'Headlight dazzle' is getting worse on modern cars – and now the UK government is finally investigating

The UK's Department for Transport has launched an investigation into the brightness of modern headlights, following a petition from 10,000 drivers.

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France 24

Gaza aid worker deaths heighten scrutiny of Israel’s use of AI to select targets

The killing of foreign aid workers in Gaza has piled further pressure on Israel over its conduct of the war against Hamas, renewing scrutiny of how the Israeli army selects its targets in an ongoing military campaign that has devastated most of the Gaza Strip and killed or maimed tens…

Latin Times

Haiti Gangs Control Large Swaths of the Country With Most Guns Coming from U.S.

The Department of Homeland Security has launched efforts to stop the illegal flow, which mainly happens in Florida

The Guardian - UK

The slaughter and famine in Gaza is an atrocity foretold. We demand an end to it

The thousands in Britain who march against this war see a people – and aid workers – under murderous attack. Sunak can act, and he must, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Reason

With Rising Debt, the U.S. Federal Government Is in Bad Company

Governments around the world have been on a borrowing spree, and prosperity has suffered.

Al Jazeera

Outrage grows over Israel’s deadly attack on Gaza aid convoy

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk says attack on aid convoy and Netanyahu’s reaction caused ‘understandable anger’.

Evening Standard

OPINION - IDF’s shocking attack on aid convoy could be the tipping point for key allies

Israel is gaining a reputation for making rules, breaking them, and ignoring them altogether, writes Robert Fox

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Challenges Of Disarmament Programs In Central African Republic

Challenges faced by a disarmament program in Central African Republic in reintegrating former fighters amidst ongoing conflict and limited opportunities.

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