- Trump declares end of Israel-Hamas war, but experts see the hard work as just beginning ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
- Next steps in Gaza ceasefire uncertain as Trump hails signing of agreement - live updates CNN
- Israel identifies bodies of first four dead hostages returned by Hamas BBC
- How Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan Presents Hurdles for Israel and Hamas The New York Times
- Who are the 20 hostages Hamas released from Gaza? NBC News
Israel says it opens fire on suspects in Gaza, local authorities report six killed – Reuters
- Israel says it opens fire on suspects in Gaza, local authorities report six killed Reuters
- LIVE: Five Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in Gaza despite ceasefire Al Jazeera
- Israel, Hamas Trade Accusations of Cease-Fire Violations The Wall Street Journal
- Israel-Gaza live updates: 5 Palestinians killed in Gaza City for alleged ceasefire violation, IDF says ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
- Gaza latest: 'Six killed' as Israeli troops open fire on 'suspects' after 'violation of ceasefire agreement' Sky News
Cape Verde qualify for first-ever football World Cup after 3-0 win
Cape Verde beat Eswatini 3-0 to qualify for the football World Cup for the first time.
Human rights official urges UK to review laws after Palestine Action placard arrests
Counter-terror laws must not place unnecessary limits on ‘fundamental rights’, Michael O’Flaherty tells Shabana Mahmood
Europe’s most senior human rights official has called on Shabana Mahmood to review UK protest laws after mass arrests over the ban on Palestine Action.
Michael O’Flaherty, the Council of Europe commissioner for human rights, said that the current legal framework allows UK authorities to “impose excessive limits on freedom of assembly and expression, and risk overpolicing” in a letter sent to the home secretary.
Continue reading...Al Jazeera reporter reunited with his brother as he’s freed by Israel
Al Jazeera reporter Ibrahim al-Khalili reunites with his detained brother for the first time in almost two years.
Trump to oversee Cambodia-Thai peace deal at ASEAN summit: Malaysia FM
Malaysian Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan says the US president will oversee a peace deal at the upcoming ASEAN summit.
Military and civil drills in Lithuania as concerns over Russia increase
Lithuania’s military forces are staying ready, at a time of increasing concern over Russia’s military activity.
Why no hair and an ‘extremely small’ crown? Trump slams Time cover – politico.eu
- Why no hair and an ‘extremely small’ crown? Trump slams Time cover politico.eu
- Trump knocks Time over ‘super bad’ photo with ‘relatively good story about me’ The Hill
- President Trump accuses Time magazine of deliberately using the worst photo 'of all time' on a cover praising his peace deal New York Post
- Trump Fumes at Time Magazine’s ‘Super Bad’ New Cover Celebrating His Gaza Peace Deal ‘Triumph’: ‘They Disappeared My Hair!’ Yahoo
- ‘Worst of all time’: Trump complains about ‘super bad photo’ on Time Magazine cover The Independent
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,328
Here are the key events from day 1,328 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
As NATO-Russia tensions rise, Lithuania prepares for conflict
Lithuania borders Belarus, Russia's Kaliningrad, and the Suwalki Gap, considered NATO's most vulnerable chokepoint.
US soya bean farmers battered by trade dispute with China
Farms face falling prices and lost income amid the escalating US-China trade war.
The politics of celebration: Captives vs prisoners
We compare and contrast how Israelis celebrate captive releases, while Palestinians are ordered not to.
Afghan foreign minister in India: Why New Delhi is embracing Taliban now
India never aligned with the Taliban, but regional geopolitical realignment is forcing revamp of ties, say analysts.
Sydney nightclub named after lesbian artist’s song changes name after ‘preferred clientele’ revealed to be men
Pink Pony Club, a song by Chappell Roan inspired by The Abbey gay bar in West Hollywood, was the inspiration for new Oxford Street club
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A Sydney nightclub whose name was inspired by a lesbian artist despite “predominantly” targeting gay men has been forced to change its name after attracting a swift and “passionate” backlash.
Pink Pony was set to open on Oxford Street in Sydney’s LGBTQ+ heartland in early December. Kevin Du-Val, the owner of Palms on Oxford nightclub, and its manager, Michael Lewis, announced via social media their new venture was “unashamedly inspired by its namesake song that resonates so profoundly within our community”.
Continue reading...Kenyan officer killed in bow-and-arrow attack at gate of president’s residence
The attack raises questions about security at one of Kenya's most heavily guarded places.
Prosecution of South Sudan’s vice-president raises fears of return to full-scale civil war
Observers and opposition says prosecution of Riek Machar for crimes in relation to attack by rebel militia puts peace deal at risk
South Sudan’s opposition and observers have warned that the prosecution of the country’s suspended vice-president, Riek Machar, risks jeopardising a peace agreement that ended a devastating civil war and plunging the country into full-scale conflict once again.
On 11 September, Machar was charged with murder, treason, crimes against humanity and other serious crimes in connection with a deadly attack by the White Army rebel group on a government army garrison in Nasir county in the country’s north-east. President Salva Kiir then suspended him from his post.
Continue reading...Cameroon’s Issa Tchiroma Bakary claims presidential election victory
Opposition candidate unilaterally declares himself victor, and calls on incumbent 92-year-old Paul Biya to concede.
Right to protest is under sustained attack in the west, report finds
Counter-terror laws being ‘weaponised’ against pro-Palestine groups in UK, US, France and Germany, says FIDH
The right to protest has come under sustained attack in the west, according to a report highlighting the growing criminalisation of pro-Palestinian demonstrations.
The study by the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) pays particular attention to the UK, the US, France and Germany, where it says governments have “weaponised” counter-terrorism legislation as well as the fight against antisemitism to suppress dissent and support for Palestinian rights in Gaza and the occupied West Bank.
Continue reading...AFP promises ‘swift action’ after Albanese, Ley and Morrison’s private phone numbers exposed online
Richard Marles says investigation under way into how the prime minister and other senior government staff’s phone numbers appeared in databases
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Federal police are scrambling to assist politicians after the private phone numbers of Anthony Albanese, Sussan Ley, Scott Morrison and senior government staff were discovered to be freely available in large contact databases published by American marketing companies.
The Australian federal police is seeking to have prime minister Albanese’s number removed from such databases, where it is available to users free of charge, and to assist other federal parliamentarians who have been similarly exposed. Police have warned that harassment by phone or carriage service is illegal, and promised “swift action” against those breaching such laws.
Continue reading...Palestinians released from Israeli prisons is not “true liberation”
“So, we have to also question what does freedom mean under a brutal colonial Zionist regime.”