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Israel's bombing transformed Gaza into a rubble-strewn disaster zone, complicating efforts to rebuild.
Blast hits 12th floor of department store in Taichung injuring at least 24 as search and rescue efforts continue.
The Committee to Protect Journalists said 2024 was the most dangerous year yet for journalists, with 124 people killed.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says footage of hospital staff saying they would deny care is 'sickening and shameful'.
Once a largely local threat, Houthis now challenge Israeli and Western interests, leading to increased focus.
Alexander Vinnik's release came as an unnamed US citizen was also freed by Russian ally Belarus in a separate deal.
Here are the key developments on the 1,085th day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Tariffs, deportations and a brewing storm over Iran could unsettle ties held together by shared concerns over China.
Trump speaks with Putin by phone after US defence secretary said Ukraine's NATO membership ambitions were unrealistic.
Washington's retreat from the region leaves space that Beijing may be keen to fill, analysts say.
Canadian politicians are trying to tap into growing nationalist sentiment amid US President Donald Trump's threats.
Fragile ceasefire appears strained, with Hamas saying it will not bow down to threats from Israel and the US.
Senegal distances itself from colonial past, following trend sweeping across West and Central Africa since 2022.
Statements of support have been exchanged in al-Sharaa's first phone call with Russian president since taking power.
The former congresswoman was seen as one of Trump's most controversial picks by Republicans and Democrats alike.
The 51-year-old Hussam Abu Safia was detained by the Israeli army from Gaza in December.
US president's latest actions may have caused irreparable damage.
NATO membership for Ukraine 'not realistic' and Kyiv must abandon hopes of returning to pre-2014 borders, Hegseth says.
Forced to choose between aid cuts and taking displaced Palestinians, Egypt and Jordan may look for aid elsewhere.
While some countries want to ensure inclusion in development of AI, others call for low regulation.
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