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‘Dining table amputation’: How an Israeli bomb took Ahed Bseiso’s leg
Ahed Bseiso underwent a painful and traumatic procedure inside her besieged home following an Israeli shelling attack.
In Pakistan’s elections, the Lord of the Rings is showing his wrath
He has decided to decimate the former governing party, Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf. And no one will stop him.
Pakistan’s Imran Khan is in political ruin. He’s partly to blame
The former PM's supporters portray him solely as the victim, but refuse to accept that he blundered too.
Four found guilty of rioting over 2019 storming of Hong Kong legislature
The storming of the building marked an escalation in the 2019 mass protests that began over a China extradition bill.
India’s Ayodhya wakes up to harsh realities after Modi’s Ram temple event
As devotees stream in, residents say small town in one of India's poorest states lacks infrastructure to host millions.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 708
As the war enters its 708th day, these are the main developments.
‘Blood and sweat’: Myanmar resistance fights to overturn military coup
Three years after the generals' power grab, anti-coup fighters say they want them out of Myanmar's politics.
Heartbreak for Syria as Iran win nail-biting Asian Cup clash on penalties
Iran scrape past underdogs Syria in a penalty shootout to set up a quarterfinal blockbuster against Japan.
Explorers believe sonar image shows Amelia Earhart’s missing plane
A group of deep-sea explorers say they may have located Amelia Earhart’s missing plane.
Argentina lawmakers debate Milei’s ‘omnibus’ economic reform bill
Opposition has pledged to block president's mega-bill to reform the economy, politics and even aspects of private life.
Why does the IMF predict strong Russian growth despite sanctions?
IMF upgrades growth outlook for Russia and downgrades expectations for the eurozone.
UN chief says UNRWA is ‘backbone’ of Gaza aid response
Antonio Guterres is sounding the alarm as donors cut vital funds to the UN Palestinian Refugee agency in Gaza.
The climate cost of Israel’s war on Gaza
The carbon footprint of Israel’s war on Gaza exceeds the annual emissions of 20 countries, according to new research.
CEOs of Meta, X, TikTok grilled about online child safety at US hearing
Parents and lawmakers say executives are not doing enough to thwart dangers, including sexual exploitation and bullying.
Defunding UNRWA is worse than collective punishment
Cutting funding for UNRWA at this time means furthering the Israeli genocide in Gaza.
ICJ rejects most of Ukraine’s ‘terrorism’ case against Russia
Kyiv had accused Moscow of being a 'terrorist' state and claimed it funded separatists in eastern Ukraine.
Two women wearing hijabs denied entry to Democratic campaign event
Two women wearing hijabs say they were barred from entering a Democratic campaign event in the US
What is Elon Musk’s Neuralink brain chip, now being tested on humans?
Musk said the first person to receive a Neuralink brain-chip implant is recovering.
Is Zelenskyy planning to fire Ukraine’s popular top army commander?
Valerii Zaluzhny has been blamed for last year's's anticlimactic counteroffensive against Russian troops.
‘Unwaveringly loyal’: Why El Salvador’s Bukele is poised for reelection
President Nayib Bukele seeks to consolidate his power in Sunday’s vote, despite outcry over human rights violations.