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The ICJ ruling was a legal victory at the cost of Palestinian lives
The January 26 court decision may be a historic one, but it doesn't shield the people of Gaza from genocide.
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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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Denmark: The future of tech and mental health
Mindset visits Denmark, where innovative technologies such as AI and VR are being used for mental health.
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I dig up skeletons of Stalin’s victims to give families closure | Close Up
A forensic anthropologist identifies victims of Stalin’s Reign of Terror and reunites their remains with their families.
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Rio Mayor on hosting World Cup, Olympics together: ‘DON’T!’
Eduardo Paes discusses his smart city vision for Rio and tech-driven progress amidst social, environmental debates.
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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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UNRWA fund cuts by the West ‘collective punishment’ against Palestinians
The UN chief joins head of UNRWA calling on Western donor countries for 'continuity' in Gaza agency operations.
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Could Red Sea attacks push up prices and fuel inflation?
Houthi rebels have attacked vessels transporting goods through Bab al-Mandeb strait that they say are linked to Israel.
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Cricket: West Indies beat Australia by eight runs in Brisbane Test
Injured pacer Shamar Joseph took seven wickets as West Indies pulled off a remarkable eight-run win in the second Test.
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The beautiful game: Still a crucible for protest in Hong Kong?
Football has long provided an arena for protest in Hong Kong, but this Asian Cup has been quieter.
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Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 114
Several Western countries have suspended aid to UNWRA, a move criticised by Palestinians and top UN officials.
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Police beat pro-Palestine demonstrators in Italy
Italian police used batons to beat pro-Palestine demonstrators who had gathered in Milan to demand a ceasefire in Gaza.
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North Korea fires multiple cruise missiles off east coast
Missile launches come days after Pyongyang announced test of the 'Pulhwasal-3-31' strategic cruise missile.
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‘War criminal’: Arab Americans rebuff Biden campaign outreach over Gaza
US Arab officials in swing state of Michigan say they will not discuss 2024 elections with Gaza 'genocide unfolding'.
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Will Israel obey the ruling of the UN’s top court?
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ordered Israel to prevent acts of genocide in Gaza.
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US, Iraq begin formal talks on winding down US-led military coalition
There are about 2,500 US troops still deployed in Iraq as part of the coalition formed in 2014 to help defeat ISIL.
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‘Stop killing us!’: Thousands march to protest against femicide in Kenya
The demonstration was the largest-event ever against sexual and gender-based violence in the country.
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‘Taiwan independence’ an obstacle to China-US relations, says Beijing
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan met to discuss bilateral relations.
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Gunmen kill nine Pakistani nationals in southeastern Iran
The shootings come as Tehran and Islamabad work to normalise ties after recent tit-for-tat attacks.
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Cold, rainy weather making war-wracked Gaza ‘completely uninhabitable’
UN’s human rights office warns about the impact of continued bombardment and worsening weather on civilians in Gaza.
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