South Asia
Border clash between Ugandan, South Sudanese troops kills at least four
It is not clear what triggered the fighting although sections of the border have long been contested.
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Questions mount over UK’s ‘Palestinian statehood’ announcement
The UK’s threat to recognise a Palestinian state if Israel does not agree to a ceasefire in Gaza has drawn criticism.
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Questions mount over UK’s ‘Palestinian statehood’ announcement
The UK’s threat to recognise a Palestinian state if Israel does not agree to a ceasefire in Gaza has drawn criticism.
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‘Dramatic setback’: Will Peru’s new amnesty law put justice out of reach?
Survivors of Peru's internal armed conflict fear a new amnesty law will shield military and police from accountability.
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‘Dramatic setback’: Will Peru’s new amnesty law put justice out of reach?
Survivors of Peru's internal armed conflict fear a new amnesty law will shield military and police from accountability.
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The EU and US agree to a trade deal, but who won the negotiations?
A trade deal is done, but who won? The European Union or the United States?
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How significant is UK’s move to recognise Palestinian state, and why now?
PM Keir Starmer announces that the UK will recognise the state of Palestine in September, amid famine situation in Gaza.
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Video: Israel has now killed 60,000 Palestinians in its Gaza genocide
As the death toll from Israel’s war on Gaza passes 60,000, Palestinians are appealing for an end to Israel’s genocide.
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Gaza mothers forced to give babies water as milk and formula run out
Mothers across Gaza are forced to give their babies water to keep them alive, as milk and formula have become nearly imp
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India join World Cup qualifiers Iran and Uzbekistan in CAFA Cup
India have been invited to join next month's Central Asian football Nations Cup in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
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Myanmar military government sets long prison terms for election protests
New law bans any speech or organising seen as trying to "destroy a part of the electoral process".
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Half a million people in Gaza enduring “famine-like conditions”
WFP says only half of requested aid is reaching Gaza, as 500,000 people face “famine-like conditions,” they warn.
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Imam of Southport Mosque reflects one year on from UK race riots
Islamophobic riots shocked the UK a year ago, following false claims that three girls were killed by a Muslim migrant.
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ChatGPT conversations lack “legal privilege”
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says ChatGPT users share personal info, but warns it’s not legally protected in case of a lawsuit
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Thailand-Cambodia truce mostly holds after shaky start in wake of fighting
Some analysts say ceasefire remains tenuous, and may not last if the Thai government fails to secure lower US tariffs.
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Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, Japan after Russia quake: What we know so far
A magnitude 8.8 quake hit Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, prompting tsunami warnings as far away as the US West Coast.
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Japan records highest temperature on record
Temperature hits 41.2 degrees Celsius (106.16 degrees Fahrenheit) after hottest June on record.
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Luis Diaz completes transfer to Bayern Munich from Liverpool
Colombia international forward joins Bayern Munich from Liverpool in a deal that could total $86.7m.
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Gaza’s starving children face permanent damage from chronic hunger
Doctors fear that even if aid reaches Gaza’s starving children, it may come too late to save them from irreversible harm
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Europe’s deadly border theatre is back
The UK and Greece are recycling racist border policies of the past decade and pretending they’ll work this time.
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