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The US’ History of Intervening in Latin America
The US, which attacked Venezuela abducting its president, has a long history of interventions and support for dictatorships in Latin...
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UN Visit to Sudan’s El-Fasher Finds Traumatized Civilians in ‘Unsafe Conditions’
Civilians left in Sudan's El-Fasher after its capture by paramilitary forces are living without water or sanitation, haunted by famine.
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Fearing War, Venezuelans Seek Comfort in Christmas Cheer
After decades of political and economic crisis, Venezuelans have turned avoidance into an art, the only alternative to succumbing to...
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Over 1,000 Patients Have Died Awaiting Evacuation From Gaza Since July 2024: WHO
More than 1,000 patients have died while waiting for urgent medical evacuation from war-ravaged Gaza in the last year and...
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Ukraine’s Lost Generation Caught in ‘Eternal Lockdown’
How nearly four years of war after Russia’s 2022 invasion have affected the generation of young Ukrainians.
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Australia to Toughen Gun Laws After Deadly Bondi Shootings
Australia's leaders have agreed to tougher gun laws after a mass shooting on a Jewish festival at Bondi Beach.
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US-Venezuela: From Sanctions to Military Action
The US seized an oil tanker off Venezuela amid longstanding tensions dating back to 2006 sanctions and recent anti-drug operations.
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RSF Says Israel Killed Highest Number of Journalists Again This Year
Reporters Without Borders said that Israel was responsible for nearly half of all journalists killed this year worldwide.
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Frustration in Indonesia as Flood Survivors Await Aid
Officials in Indonesia and Sri Lanka battled to reach survivors of deadly flooding in remote regions as the death toll...
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Palestinians Fear New Israeli Settlement Will Wreck Their Town
In a town near Jerusalem, a growing number of Palestinian houses and businesses are receiving demolition and evacuation notices.
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EU, Africa Leaders to Talk Trade and Minerals, as Ukraine Looms Large
European and African leaders gathered for a summit to deepen economic and security ties, with emergency talks on Ukraine also...
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Nearly a Third of Women Face Partner or Sexual Violence: WHO
Nearly one in three women have experienced intimate partner or sexual violence, the World Health Organization said.
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Iraq’s Sudani Secures ‘Major Victory’ in General Election: Sources Close to PM
Incumbent Iraqi PM al-Sudani, who is vying for a second term, has scored a big win in general elections, sources...
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Amazon Poised to Host Toughest Climate Talks in Years
From Monday, 50,000 COP30 participants will face the challenge of preserving global climate cooperation in the Amazon rainforest in Brazil.
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UN Security Council Votes to Lift Sanctions on Syrian President
The UN Security Council voted in favor of a US resolution to lift sanctions on Syrian President al-Sharaa, ahead of...
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NGOs Denounce ‘Intimidation’ Campaign in Tunisia
NGOs in Tunisia say they are facing a campaign of "intimidation" by authorities, who recently suspended the activities of two...
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‘Hundreds Dead’ in Tanzania Post-Election Violence, Says Opposition
Around 700 have been killed in three days of election protests in Tanzania, with protesters still on the streets and...
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Argentina’s Milei Vows More Reforms After Stunning Election Win
Argentine President Milei celebrates a major midterm win, calling it a turning point for his state-shrinking, pro-market agenda.
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Gaza: Buried Under 61 Million Tones of Rubble
After two years of war, Gaza is buried under more than 61 million tones of debris and three quarters of...
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‘Get Married’: The Reality of Japanese Politics for Women
Local councilors say new Japan PM, Sanae Takaichi, is unlikely to change the male-dominated political landscape or gender role expectations.
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