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What to know about Syria’s new caretaker government
The challenges ahead are myriad as the government seeks to keep Syria running while preparing for transition.
Authorities say 22 rescued from Afghanistan mine collapse
No casualties reported after hours-long rescue in Samangan province in northern Afghanistan.
South Korean leaders seek calm after President Yoon’s impeachment
Main opposition party says it will not seek to impeach the acting president after martial law attempt.
The cost of mass deportation from the US
One of Donald Trump's campaign promises was removing migrants -- but can he afford to do it?
Israel to close embassy in Ireland after Dublin backs Gaza genocide case
Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris called the decision to close the embassy 'deeply regrettable'.
Deadly Israeli attack on Gaza school highlights war on Palestinian children
School-age children and younger have been attacked and killed as they sheltered in classrooms in Gaza City.
The genocide kills dreams, not just people
On October 18, an Israeli bomb killed Palestinian artist Mahasen Al-Khateeb, her art, her dreams and her aspirations.
Rwanda, DR Congo peace talks hit snag as mediator Angola calls off meeting
DRC presidency says talks had hit deadlock over a Rwandan demand for DRC direct dialogue with M23.
Video: Cheers and criticism as South Korea’s parliament impeaches President
South Koreans have expressed a range of opinions about the impeachment of President Yoon Suk-yeol.
The World Bank should reconsider its mega dam project in Tajikistan
Providing funding to a repressive regime to construct the ‘highest dam in the world’ is a recipe for disaster.
Why is the PA raiding Jenin camp, fighting the Jenin Brigades?
The Palestinian Authority surrounded the camp before launching a raid.
Kenya’s devastating drought is the worst in 40 years
The extreme conditions are leaving millions without food or clean water.
Ball-kicking protesters in Georgia decry new president Mikheil Kavelashvili
Georgia’s ruling party has selected former football player Mikheil Kavelashvili as the country’s new president.
Five ‘Bali Nine’ ring members return to Australia after 19 years in prison
Diplomatic efforts have resolved a saga that strained relations between the two countries.
Lazzarini: Can UNRWA survive Israel’s campaign and funding cuts?
Philippe Lazzarini discusses UNRWA’s future amid Israeli accusations, funding cuts, and Gaza’s deepening crisis.
Mauritius issues arrest warrant against former central bank governor
Harvesh Kumar Seegolam faces questions in a probe into alleged conspiracy to defraud case.
Israel’s expansion ambition
Does the growth of Israeli settlements and military expansion threaten a viable Palestinian state?
Syria’s schools reopen a week after al-Assad’s overthrow
Officials said most schools were opening around the country, a week after the dramatic overthrow of Bashar al-Assad.
At Kenya’s ‘Maasai Olympics’, women run to bridge the gender gap
Organisers encourage more women to participate in the annual event traditionally dominated by men.
Israeli forces storm Gaza school sheltering displaced, killing at least 15
Remaining displaced, many women and children, reportedly being forced out of Khalil Oweida School by Israeli forces.