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Thousands Return to Gaza City Amid Ceasefire: "It Felt Like a Ghost Town"

After two years of war and hunger the people of Gaza are in desperate need of aid, but a truce has now raised hopes that large-scale food shipments may reach them at last
World

After Years of Blockade, Gaza Awaits First Large-Scale Food Shipments Under Ceasefire

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World

France in Turmoil as Sebastien Lecornu Reappointed Prime Minister After 27 Days

Pakistani troops patrol along the border. Militancy has surged in the border province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with most attacks directed at security forces
World

Pakistani Taliban Claims Deadly Attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa — 23 Killed

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World

Russia Says Momentum From Putin-Trump Meeting 'Gone'

The documentary 'Inside Gaza' traces the daily lives of AFP journalists in the Gaza Strip in the months after October 7
World

New Documentary Shows Life In Gaza For AFP Journalists

Memorial events were scheduled in Israel to mark two years since Hamas's attack
World

Israel Marks Two-Year Anniversary of Deadly October 7 Hamas Attack

Chinese activists in Thailand say pressure from Beijing is raising the risk of forced deportation
China

Chinese Activists in Thailand Face Deportation Amid Beijing Pressure

On October 7, 2023, Hamas-led militants launched a massive assault on Israel, making it the deadliest day in the country's history
World

Two Years On: Survivors Mourn 370 Killed at Israel's Nova Festival Attack

Over a week after an Indonesia school collapse, the death toll has hit 67
World

Indonesia School Collapse: Death Toll Rises to 67 After Week-Long Rescue Operation

Indian tea pickers: the country is the world's second-largest producer, and third-largest black tea exporter
India

Torrential Rains Wipe Out India's Premier Darjeeling Tea Gardens, Triggering Deadly Landslides

A truck loaded with debris leaves the site of the collapsed school on October 6
World

Death Toll From Indonesia School Collapse Rises To 63

Smoke billows following an Israeli strike in Gaza City, on October 2, 2025, as pictured from Nuseirat in central Gaza
World

Israel Continues Operations Despite Trump's Plea for Gaza Peace

Sanae Takaichi, expected to become Japan's first woman prime minister, has positioned herself as a hardline leader focused on national defence and economic security
World

Japan's First Female Prime Minister: Sanae Takaichi Wins LDP Leadership

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Europe

Albania Busts Transnational Sex Trafficking Network Exploiting Women From Latin America

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