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Rafah crossing set to reopen for Palestinian evacuations Israel announced plans to reopen the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt in the coming days, allowing Palestinians to leave the territor...
Indonesia flood death toll climbs to 631 as rescue operations face challenges The death toll from catastrophic flooding in Indonesia reached 631 on Tuesday, with nearly 500 people still missing a...
UK condemns Gaza aid delays after 1,100 tents arrive over a year late The UK government has sharply criticized persistent delays in humanitarian aid reaching Gaza, after a shipment of more than 1...
Indonesia Searches for 400 Missing as Cyclone Death Toll Tops 440 Rescue teams in Indonesia are racing to locate at least 400 people reported missing-many feared buried under landslides-after Cyc...
Sri Lanka floods kill 193 as cyclone aftermath deepens crisis At least 193 people have died in Sri Lanka following catastrophic floods and mudslides triggered by Cyclone Ditwah, marking one of th...
Gaza death toll surpasses 70,000 amid fragile ceasefire More than 70,000 Palestinians have died in Gaza since Israel launched its military offensive, according to the Hamas-run health ministry, a...
US-Israel-Backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation Halts Aid Operations The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a contentious US- and Israel-supported aid organization, announced on Monday it is shutt...
Haitian family faces separation as US ends Temporary Protected Status A 16th birthday celebration in Lakeland, Florida, masked a looming crisis for Marven, his sister Rochelle, and their mother G...
Gaza's community kitchens expand as ceasefire eases food aid flow In al-Zawayda, central Gaza, the scent of garlic and spices fills the air as cooks stir vast metal pots over open wood fires, pre...
Winter rains worsen Gaza shelter crisis as aid remains blocked Aid organizations have issued urgent warnings that over 260,000 Palestinian families-roughly 1.5 million people-face life-threatenin...
DR Congo and M23 Rebels Agree to Peace Framework in Qatar The Democratic Republic of Congo and the Rwandan-backed M23 rebel group signed a peace framework in Doha on Sunday, marking the latest at...
Four dead as two migrant boats capsize off Libyan coast At least four people died after two overcrowded boats carrying nearly 100 migrants capsized off Libya's coast on Saturday, rescue workers r...
South Africa launches investigation into arrival of 153 Palestinians from Gaza South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced an inquiry on Friday into the unexplained arrival of a chartered f...
Explosions reported in Khartoum amid fragile truce talks Residents of Sudan's capital reported overnight blasts near a military base and power station on Friday, hours after the paramilitary Rapi...
Drone strike kills 40 at funeral in Sudan's North Kordofan El-Obeid, Sudan - At least 40 civilians were killed in a drone attack on a funeral gathering outside the army-controlled city of el-Obei...
Deadly landslides strike Kenya-Uganda border region At least 40 people have died after a series of landslides hit mountainous areas along the Kenya-Uganda border last week, with rescue teams raci...
Israel confirms identities of three hostages' remains returned by Hamas Israel has verified the identities of three deceased hostages whose bodies were transferred by Hamas through the Red Cross...
At least 20 dead in northern Afghanistan earthquake A 6.3-magnitude earthquake struck northern Afghanistan early Monday, killing at least 20 people and injuring over 530, according to local autho...
Twelve-year-old describes RSF attacks during escape from besieged city A 12-year-old Sudanese boy, identified only as Abdiwahab for his protection, broke down in tears as he described repeated as...
Over 60,000 flee Sudan's el-Fasher after RSF capture amid atrocity reports More than 60,000 civilians have abandoned the Sudanese city of el-Fasher following its seizure by the paramilitary Rapid...
Survival and desperation grip Jamaica's Black River after Hurricane Melissa Residents of Black River, Jamaica, are scavenging through wreckage for food and water, days after Hurricane Melissa-one...
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