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This is a war on children’ says UNICEF spokesperson James Elder, who recently returned from Gaza
We’re joined by the United Nations Children’s Fund spokesperson James Elder, who’s just returned from Gaza.
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Pressure mounting on President Biden to rein-in Israel’s Gaza offensive
In the US, pressure is growing on President Biden to rein in Israel’s offensive.
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Israel tells US it’ll take ‘more than ‘several months’ to defeat Hamas in Gaza
Israel’s defence chief says they will need several more months to achieve their aim of defeating Hamas.
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‘Growing tiredness’ of Russia’s war in Ukraine, says The Economist’s Russia Editor
We speak to Arkady Ostrovsky, who’s Russia Editor at the Economist and has known Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny for many years.
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Putin makes emboldened speech – as EU opens Ukraine accession talks
EU leaders have agreed to open membership talks with Ukraine and Moldova.
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Zelenskyy meets Biden in attempt to save $48 million support package for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is in Washington trying to salvage billions of dollars in US aid.
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UN general assembly to vote on ‘immediate humanitarian ceasefire’ in Gaza
Ahead of a UN general assembly vote on a non-binding resolution demanding “an immediate humanitarian ceasefire” in Gaza – Israeli bombardments have hit the southern city of Rafah.
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COP 28: 200 countries continue work on agreement after draft text caused widespread anger
The climate deal which could determine the future of the planet is furiously being worked on at the UN’s COP28 summit.
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COP28 anger as pledge to ‘phase out’ fossil fuels removed from draft text
We will not go silent to our watery graves – that’s the warning from one of the small island nations most at risk from climate change – after a pledge to “phase out” fossil fuels was removed from the COP28 final agreement.
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Israeli tanks push further south in Gaza as Palestinians launch general strike in West Bank
Israel’s tanks are pushing further into the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis, searching for Hamas leaders, warning residents to flee from the city centre.
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‘I’m the victim of human rights violations in Rwanda,’ says Rwanda opposition figure
The internal fighting in the Conservative party has somewhat overshadowed the debate around Rwanda’s ability to safely welcome asylum seekers – if the UK government ever succeeds in sending them there. We spoke to Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza and started by asking whether – from her perspective within Rwanda – the country is safe.
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Gaza: Israel orders civilians to flee “difficult fighting” in centre of Khan Younis
Civilians in Gaza keep moving, but the fighting and bombing keeps following them, as Israel pushes on with its offensive against Hamas – which many countries consider a terror group. The Hamas-run health ministry says around 18 thousand people have now been killed in the Strip, and almost 50 thousand injured.
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‘With every fighter or civilian killed, Israel is creating new Hamas,’ says diplomatic scholar
We were joined by Jennifer Cassidy who lectures in diplomacy at the University of Oxford – she’s served as a diplomatic attache to Ireland’s UN mission.
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US ‘responsible for bloodshed’ in Gaza, says President of Palestinian Authority
Our foreign affairs correspondent Secunder Kermani is in Jerusalem.
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Israel-Hamas War: US criticised after veto on UN ceasefire vote
Israeli airstrikes have continued to bombard parts of the Gaza strip, as the UN chief warned that humanitarian support was now on the brink of collapse – sparking fears of “devastating” consequences for the whole region. The death of a 25-year-old Israeli hostage has also been confirmed – after reports that a rescue operation by…