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Israel’s military has dropped 75,000 tonnes of explosives on the <span>Gaza Strip</span>, turning the infrastructure to rubble.
More than 34,000 Palestinians killed and vast swaths of the enclave is in ruins as Israel continues its assault.
Government has already chartered planes for deportations to start as early as July, but legal headaches far from over.
The European Parliament has approved rules allowing consumers to have worn-out products repaired by manufacturers.
The package includes missiles, armoured vehicles and funds to build swarms of new drones.
Kyiv's top diplomat orders the move as war-torn country pushes to boost conscription.
Volker Turk calls for independent inquiry after Palestinian authorities uncover hundreds of bodies at hospital.
Mykola Solsky promises 'maximum openness' in probe into illegal acquisition of state-owned land.
Worries over efforts to sway upcoming EU elections rise, with MEP Krah also probed over Russian influence operation.
Tech workers are protesting against use of AI and other cloud technologies by Israel in its war on Gaza.
China is facing increasingly extreme weather events as climate change takes its toll.
UN agency says floods, storms leading cause of casualties and economic losses as impact of heatwaves intensifies.
The controversial law is expected to come into force within days with the first deportation flights in weeks.
As the war enters its 789th day, these are the main developments.
Knocking down all 44 public housing towers in Australia's biggest city could tear communities apart, residents say.
Ukrainian president tells Joe Biden that Russian attack on the tower is part of a plan to make the city 'uninhabitable'.
Opening arguments deliver starkly different portraits of the former US president in historic criminal trial.
European Commission says the app has 'risks of serious damage for the mental health of users', including minors.
Sunak says the government would force parliament to sit late into the night on Monday to pass new legislation if needed.
Turkish president says two leaders discussed steps the two countries could take against the PKK armed group.
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