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Sudan's Silent Suffering, One Year Into Generals' War

Millions displaced and on the brink of famine. More than 8.5 million have had to flee their homes to seek safety elsewhere in Sudan or across borders in neighbouring countries.

International Business Times

UN Committee Fails To Reach Consensus On Palestinian Membership

UN committee debates Palestinian UN membership, facing division. Majority supports, no objections raised. Further discussions possible if needed.

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Singapore ‘tightens screws’ on Myanmar generals with arms trade crackdown

The UN says Russia, China and India continue to send weapons to Myanmar even as the Singapore route is blocked.

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Mexico Takes Ecuador To International Court Over Embassy Raid

Mexico filed a lawsuit against Ecuador Thursday at the International Court of Justice over the storming of its embassy in Quito, saying it wanted the South American country "suspended" from the United Nations.

International Business Times

Iran Threatens Retaliation Against Israel For Consulate Attack

Iran urges UN action after consulate attack in Damascus, raising fears of potential retaliation against Israel. US on high alert for Iranian attacks.

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Aid ‘still not reaching Gaza’, as top US official warns famine has started

Samantha Power becomes first US official to confirm famine, while aid workers decry continuing lack of help

The Guardian - UK

Rights groups complain to UN over French police racial profiling

Rights watchdogs including Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International on Thursday said they were seeking UN help to end racial profiling by the French police.

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Israel Working To Increase Humanitarian Aid To Gaza

Israel's efforts to boost humanitarian aid to Gaza face challenges, risking a hunger crisis for 2.2 million residents.

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Mexico calls on UN to expel Ecuador over embassy raid as tensions soar

Mexico's president said Thursday his country is demanding that the United Nations expel Ecuador from the world body as part of a complaint to the top U.N. court over Ecuador’s police raid last week on the Mexican embassy in Quito.

France 24

US seeking to deter Iran from strike on Israel, officials say

US declaring commitment to Israeli security while also working to prevent regional war, say officials

The Guardian - UK

Israel Defense Forces Constructing New Land Crossing To Aid Gaza

Israel Defense Forces announce new land crossing to boost aid delivery to northern Gaza in response to humanitarian crisis reports.

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Rwanda-backed rebels are choking the Congolese people, yet this is one conflict the world can easily end

Kagame’s regime is funding rape, killings and torture by the M23 militia, who have now cut off the city of Goma. But he can be stopped

The Guardian - UK

‘Right to freedom from torture’: UN experts urge the Gambia not to decriminalise FGM

Repealing ban would mean return of ‘one of the most pernicious forms of violence committed against women and children’

The Guardian - UK

After a year of war in Sudan, what is the situation now?

Peacemaking efforts and attempts at ceasefire have all collapsed since fighting broke out in Khartoum last year.

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UNICEF Vehicle Hit By Live Ammunition In Gaza

UNICEF vehicle struck by live ammunition in Gaza raises concerns for aid workers' safety and assistance delivery in conflict zones.

The Guardian - UK

Toxic gas, livelihoods under threat and power outages: how a seaweed causes chaos in Caribbean

Leaders have failed to tackle invasion of sargassum, which may have a bumper year in 2024

France 24

US inflation comes in hot, casting doubt on June Fed rate cut

The US consumer price index for March stood 3.5 percent higher than a year earlier, as inflation proved stickier than expected. A rate cut from the Federal Reserve, anticipated for June, is now in doubt. Also in this edition: the UN's climate chief calls for a new finance deal for…

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UN Urges Immediate Global Action To Combat Climate Crisis

Urgent global call for immediate climate action and finance reforms to combat escalating crisis.

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The Guardian - AU

Russia warns against travel to Middle East amid fears of Iranian attack on Israel – as it happened

US Middle East envoy Brett McGurk is understood to have made the request of Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar and Iraq

The Guardian - UK

Hilary Cass’s proposals are mostly common sense. She must reject anti-trans bias with the same clarity

By failing to take on clinicians who doubt the very existence of trans people, the review lets down the children and young people it seeks to support, says journalist Freddy McConnell

The Hindu

Morning Digest | Tesla CEO Elon Musk to visit India this month; to meet PM Modi; 6,000 workers from India to be brought to Israel during April-May, and more

The Hindu Morning Digest gives a select list of stories to start the day. Read the top news today on April 11, 2024

France 24

🔴 Live: White House says 'we warned Iran' over Israel threats

The White House said Thursday it had "warned" Iran after President Joe Biden said Tehran was threatening a significant attack on Israel over a strike that destroyed an Iranian consulate building in Damascus. The announcement came as the UN Security Council acknowledged Israel's pledge to open more entry points for…

Latin Times

UN Climate Agency Chief Warns Humanity it has Two Years Left to "Save the World"

The statement comes after March was reported as the 10th month in a row to set a global heat record

WEKU

6 months into war, Palestinians face high unemployment and a 'disastrous' economy

A Palestinian Authority official says there are around 700,000 Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza who have gone six months without work since the war between Israel and Hamas began on Oct. 7.

Capital & Main

The Transatlantic Battle to Stop Methane Gas Exports From South Texas

As legal efforts fall short, residents are pursuing a novel strategy to halt the building of export terminals on unspoiled wetlands: Lobby Europeans to reject gas from the U.S.

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