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Labour will have to ditch tax pledges sooner or later
Spending cuts to fund increased defence spending will not impress UK voters and something will have to give
Israel ‘just wanted to destroy’ in southern Lebanon, despite the ceasefire
In Naqoura, returning townspeople are saddened and perplexed by the ferocity of seemingly pointless destruction.
AI: who’s responsible for children’s safety?
" I miss his laugh for sure, his funniness. I also miss how gentle he could be."
Peter Navarro: a loyal general returns to wage Trump’s trade wars
China hawk was thwarted in president’s first term but is now putting his vision of US trade protectionism into action
Philippine VP Duterte’s backers ask Supreme Court to throw out impeachment
Lawyers supporting Duterte say impeachment was rushed through without due process.
'Died for stealing chocolate': Pakistan anger over death of child maid
Pakistani police have filed murder charges against a couple who employed the 13-year-old girl.
Palestinian bookseller recalls ‘inhumane’ treatment in Israeli prison
A Palestinian bookseller who was detained after his store was raided by Israeli recalls 'inhumane' prison tre…
Returning to our homes in Gaza
After 15 months of war, thousands of displaced Palestinians returned to northern Gaza.
Israel increases “unlawful detention” of Palestinians
Palestinian prisoners are being unlawfully detained in Israel
Mexico waits for Google response before filing lawsuit over Gulf dispute
Mexico has objected to Google changing the Gulf of Mexico's name to the 'Gulf of America' for users in t…
Protest in Cook Islands over deal with China on economy and seabed mining
A strategic partnership deal between China and the Cook Islands spans areas from deep-sea mining to education scholarsh…
In Sudan, violence, hunger and death haunt displaced families at every turn
The RSF assault on Zamzam camp forced thousands to flee to Tawila, where hunger already stalks the villagers.