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How a shortage of gas, engine oil and spare parts is grinding Gaza to a halt

With food and medicine already scarce, emergency services, bakeries and water supplies are increasingly being pushed to the brink

The Guardian - UK

Mali junta puts €3m bounty on Sahel al-Qaeda leader Ag Ghali

Mali's military government has offered a €3 million reward for information that leads to the arrest or killing of Iyad Ag Ghali, head of the Sahel branch of al-Qaeda that launched a major offensive in April.

Radio France Internationale

Drawing for duty: Inside Thailand's controversial military lottery

Every year, a nationwide military lottery determines the fate of tens of thousands of young men in Thailand. Military conscription is mandatory for all men aged 21 and over. Following armed confrontations between Thailand and Cambodia in July 2025 and again in December, tensions remain high despite a ceasefire and…

France 24

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'I was in office that was attacked': Iran top diplomat Araghchi recalls Khamenei's 'martyrdom'

Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi on Friday claimed he was inside the office of then-Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei when it was attacked during the first wave of US-Israeli strikes in Tehran on February 28 that triggered the Middle East conflict.

The Times of India

Pakistan buys costliest LNG cargo in four years as Hormuz disruption triggers energy crunch

Pakistan purchased its most expensive liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipment in approximately four years as it contends with an energy shortage stemming from the Strait of Hormuz closure.

The Times of India

'Not your country': Lebanese leaders rebuke Iran as Israel, Hezbollah trade attacks

Lebanon's president and prime minister criticised Iran on Friday for opposing the latest ceasefire deal between the Lebanese government and Israel, saying their country should not be used by Tehran as a "bargaining chip" in talks with Washington. Despite the truce, Lebanese media reported continued Israeli attacks on the south…

France 24

In 1890, a Shakespeare fan released 100 birds in New York; today there are over 200 million across America

On a spring day in 1890, a small flock of birds took flight over New York City's Central Park. There was nothing particularly remarkable about them at the time. No one watching could have guessed that those few birds would eventually give rise to one of the largest avian populations…

The Times of India

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Video Shows Terrified Pre-Kindergarten Children Screaming and Crying During Israeli Shelling Near Lebanon School

A viral video shows pre-kindergarten children in Lebanon reacting to nearby explosions, highlighting the emotional toll of conflict on civilians, especially the young and vulnerable.

International Business Times UK

‘She gave the young a chance’: pioneering activist’s battle for Black equality in Manchester

Locita Brandy, 91, has received a medal of honour to recognise her lifetime of campaigning in the city

The Guardian - UK

A disease of deforestation: how Ebola is linked to the smartphone in your pocket

As demand for cobalt, gold and other minerals grows, mining is accelerating deforestation in the Congo basin – and increasing the risk of deadly Ebola outbreaks

The Guardian - US

Trump Health Sparks Fears After Viral Video Shows Weak Voice, Slurred Speech and Limp Right Arm

A viral video has sparked renewed scrutiny over Donald Trump's health, with viewers noting changes in his appearance and movement.

International Business Times UK

Why Couldn't They Escape? Chilling Revelations Emerge After 21 Die in Delhi Hotel Inferno

A fire at Delhi's Flourish Stay B&B killed 21 people, revealing alleged safety violations and structural issues. Investigations focus on unauthorised construction and blocked escape routes.

International Business Times UK

Was there a hidden river under the Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt: New evidence rewrites history

It is easy to picture the Great Pyramid of Giza standing isolated against sand and heat, as if it had always belonged to a desert that never changed. That image has shaped how the monument is discussed for centuries, especially the question of how such heavy stone blocks ever reached…

The Times of India

Runaway or Lost in Nature? Weston Higginbotham's Friend Explains Why He Doesn't Believe the US Student Simply Walked Away

An Alabama family is desperately searching for their missing son in Japan's mountains after he vanished during a family holiday. Authorities and volunteers intensify efforts amidst severe weather.

International Business Times UK

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China's entrance exam gets less competitive as more teens opt to skip university

China has reported a second consecutive decline in the number of students sitting the country's national university-entrance exams, as a graduate jobs crunch leads many teenagers to decide against pursuing an academic degree.

The Times of India

Ceasefire under strain: Israel says it killed Hezbollah commander; strikes continue

In a significant escalation, Israel has confirmed the death of a high-ranking Hezbollah commander and targeted rocket launchers, as ceasefire discussions remain deadlocked. Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasized that no terms have been secured due to Hezbollah's resistance. This situation unfolds amid former President Trump's assertion of a temporary cease in…

The Times of India

UK woman sexually assaulted on London Tube train; police issue CCTV appeal to identify suspect

British Transport Police (BTP) have launched a CCTV appeal after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted aboard a train in the UK, releasing images of a man they wish to identify in connection with the incident.

The Times of India

UK tightens student visa rules as universities face ban over international student visa abuse

UK universities face stricter rules for recruiting international students to combat visa system abuse. New government plans demand higher compliance standards, with tougher targets for visa refusal, enrolment, and course completion rates. Institutions failing to meet these benchmarks risk recruitment restrictions or losing sponsorship licenses, aiming to ensure genuine study…

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France 24

US rolls out new Iran-related sanctions

The US issued new Iran-related sanctions on Friday, ‌targeting ⁠several entities, individuals and liquefied petroleum gas ‌(LPG) tankers, according to the US Treasury Department's website. Among the 12 entities designated are ‌five based in ‌the Marshall Islands, four in the UAE and one in China, according to the website. Read…

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Nearly 50 die of thirst in Niger after truck breaks down in remote Sahara desert

Forty-nine people died of thirst in Niger when a truck broke down in a remote part of the Sahara desert, leaving its passengers stranded without water. Two survivors managed to walk 50 kilometres through the desert to a water source and then to the town of Assamaka, where they alerted…

The Independent UK

In full: Zelensky’s letter to Putin as he calls for face-to-face meeting

Zelensky and Putin met for the first and only time in 2019

The Guardian - UK

‘Family values’ African charter condemned by rights groups as regressive and dangerous

Draft treaty claims sexual and reproductive health and rights are an existential threat to the African family

The Independent UK

Bondi attack hero ‘shocked’ after being charged with assault on father

Ahmed al Ahmed rejects allegations as ‘untrue’

International Business Times UK

Others Got Years in Prison, But John Bolton May Avoid Jail Time After Pleading Guilty to Similar Offences — Here's Why

John Bolton, former US national security adviser, is expected to plead guilty to a reduced charge in a classified information case, potentially avoiding prison.

International Business Times UK

FIFA Wants Money Back From Fans Who Got Free World Cup Tickets: What Went Wrong?

FIFA is requiring fans to pay for World Cup 2026 tickets mistakenly issued for free due to a payment glitch, with a seven-day deadline to avoid losing their seats.

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