NewsFeed After months of political chaos, deadly protests and fears of a president trying to cling to power illegally, Senegal’s delayed election is due to go ahead this weekend. Here’s…
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The former Brazilian international footballer was convicted in February and sentenced to 4.5 years in prison. A Spanish court has decided to release ex-Brazil and Barcelona footballer Dani Alves if…
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The Israeli military says it has killed 90 people during its raid on Gaza’s al-Shifa Hospital where a siege has entered a third day, as displaced Palestinians sheltering in the…
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Hebron, occupied West Bank – In his 25 years as a paramedic, Jawdat al-Muhtaseb has worked during fraught times, from the second Intifada to the heightened tensions in 2015 and…
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Beset by angry farmer protests, EU to implement ‘safeguards’ to prevent cheap imports flooding market. The European Union has agreed a provisional deal to cap duty-free agricultural imports from Ukraine….
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A US federal appeals court has blocked Texas’s controversial immigration law, hours after the Supreme Court allowed the state to begin enforcing the measure. Here is what we know about the…
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China has lashed out at international critics of Hong Kong’s national security law, accusing a number of countries of “slandering and smearing”. The law, known as Article 23, was passed…
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Search operation under way after 11 member-strong Keoyoung Sun turns over off southwestern Japan’s Honshu main island. Seven people have been pronounced dead and two are still missing after a…
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Unions point to hazardous working conditions as major cause of accidents in resource-rich Balochistan. At least 12 miners have been killed in a gas explosion at a coalpit in Pakistan’s…
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Facing multiple probes, former president’s first indictment is for allegedly falsifying his vaccine record. Brazilian police have recommended that Jair Bolsonaro be prosecuted for forging his COVID vaccination certificate. The…
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