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Ukraine’s military chief admits ‘difficult situation’ in Kharkiv region
General Syrskii says situation in northeastern oblast 'significantly worsened' this week as Russian forces advance.
At least 6 killed in Belgorod building collapse, Russia says
Russian regional governor accuses Ukraine of shelling residential building in Belgorod city, near Ukrainian border.
Week in pictures: From Brazil floods to spectacular northern lights
A look at of some of last week's events.
How the US State Department shields Israel from sanctions
Inside the labyrinth of the State Department's mechanisms that allow the flow of weapons to Israel, despite violations.
Chile’s Tabilo beats top-seeded Djokovic in massive upset at Italian Open
Djokovic's 6-2, 6-3 straight sets loss extends his tournament drought in 2024.
Egypt says it will join South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at ICJ
Cairo says the move is due to Israel's worsening attacks against civilians in Gaza.
Egypt deals ‘diplomatic blow’ to Israel by joining ICJ genocide case
Egypt says it will formally support South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice.
Israel pounds northern Gaza, months after declaring Hamas dismantled
Israeli forces have launched a new offensive in northern Gaza, months after saying Hamas had been ‘dismantled’ there.
UN chief urges ‘immediate ceasefire’ in Gaza as 35,000 Palestinians killed
Israeli forces launch more attacks on Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza as they increase pressure on Rafah.
Berkeley chancellor speaks out about ‘Gaza brutality’ at graduation
Chancellor of UC Berkeley addressed the ‘brutality of the violence in Gaza’ in her graduation ceremony speech.
How US Big Tech supports Israel’s AI-powered genocide and apartheid
As an extension of US imperial power, US tech corporations are eager to support Israeli atrocities.
How do you hold the powerful accountable? – Alam and Feinstein
Photojournalist Shahidul Alam and corruption expert Andrew Feinstein on the journey into activism and the Gaza crisis.
Northern lights illuminate night skies around the world
Solar flares sparked the biggest geomagnetic storm in two decades, causing spectacular auroras around the world.
Masked Tunisian police arrest prominent lawyer for media comments
Masked police are filmed storming the premises of the Bar Association's Lawyers' House to arrest lawyer Sonia Dahmani.
Indonesia’s Prabowo: Victory, controversies and hopes
An exclusive interview with the Indonesian president-elect as he prepares to take the reins of power.
What are the priorities for Wales's new education minister?
Lynne Neagle admits new role is "quite hard" in reply to a question posed by a primary school pupil.
What are the priorities for Wales's new education minister?
Lynne Neagle admits new role is "quite hard" in reply to a question posed by a primary school pupil.
Lithuania votes to elect president amid concerns over Russia-Ukraine war
Baltic state of 2.8 million people fears it could be next in Russia's crosshairs if Moscow wins its war against Ukraine.
Boos inside and protests outside Eurovision final over Israel’s act
Israel’s performance at Eurovision was booed by spectators inside the venue, while protesters were outside the venue.
Nepal’s ‘Everest Man’ beats own record by climbing summit for 29th time
Kami Rita and fellow Sherpa guide Pasang Dawa have been competing for the title of most climbs of Everest.