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UN aid for Gaza ‘falls painfully short’ of what’s needed, say aid groups
As fierce fighting continues throughout Gaza – aid groups say the UN’s resolution aimed at rapidly boosting humanitarian supplies “falls painfully short” of what’s needed.
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Argentina protests over Milei’s controversial economic policies
There’s been a second night of protests in Buenos Aires after Argentina’s new president announced an emergency decree to reform the country’s stricken economy.
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In the Alaskan fishing village already vanishing due to climate crisis
Remote villages in western Alaska are locked in a desperate battle to protect their land against the ravages of climate change, as rising sea levels erode their land, forcing some villages to evacuate.
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UK could be in recession after economy shrinks
The UK just got closer to falling into an official recession – after new figures showed the economy shrank in the third quarter of the year.
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Prague gunman shot himself after killing 14 people at university, say police
The Czech republic will observe a day of national mourning tomorrow after yesterday’s mass shooting in Prague which left 14 people dead.
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‘Gazans feel forgotten by international community’
We spoke to filmmaker Yousef Hammash, who also works for the Norwegian Refugee Council, who’s in Rafah in southern Gaza.
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UN Security Council agrees Gaza resolution that does not call for ceasefire
For the first time since Hamas’s attack in October – the UN Security Council has agreed a resolution on the Gaza war – calling for the delivery of humanitarian aid to be urgently speeded up – and for the immediate release of all hostages.
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Trump Colorado ballot ban fuelling narrative ‘he is a victim of a weaponised government’, says former acting chief of staff
Earlier we spoke to Mick Mulvaney, who was acting chief of staff to President Trump and is now co-chair of Actum Strategic Advisors
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Donald Trump banned from standing for President in Colorado
More legal woes for Donald Trump. His campaign spokesman has vowed to appeal against a decision by the Supreme Court of Colorado that the former President should be banned from standing in the state’s primary election because of his involvement in the riot at the Capitol on the 6th of January 2021. But the controversial…
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Israel-Gaza war: Hamas says over 20,000 killed since October 7th
The leader of Hamas is in Egypt tonight where there are hopes that a new deal on hostage and prisoner exchanges could be on the cards. But in New York the United Nations Security council has delayed a vote calling for humanitarian access for a third time, amid wrangling about the wording of the resolution.…
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The DRC: Election for some of world’s poorest people, in a country rich in natural resources
When it comes to natural resources, the Democratic Republic of Congo is one of the world’s richest countries.
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Allies want Gaza ceasefire but Israel will fight ‘until end’ says Netanyahu
The Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared the fighting in Gaza will continue “until the end” – despite growing calls among Israel’s closest allies for a ceasefire. Israel has now opened a second border crossing to humanitarian convoys, after images showing desperate crowds in Rafah, surrounding aid trucks and pulling off supplies.
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Families ‘absolutely devastated’ after Israeli hostages killed by own army in Gaza
We spoke to Limor Sella Broyde. Three of her family members were murdered by Hamas, some were released but one relative – her cousin – is still held hostage in Gaza.
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What Israeli hostage killings mean for Israel Gaza war
Our foreign affairs correspondent Secunder Kermani is at a protest in Tel Aviv.
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Despair and anger as Israeli hostages shot by own forces
The Israel Defence Forces acknowledged they killed three hostages kidnapped by Hamas, even though one brandished an improvised white flag, and another appealed in Hebrew for help.