Israeli attack kills al-Jamaa al-Islamiya leader in Lebanon
Attack on Hezbollah ally one of two deadly strikes as Lebanon PM under pressure to dismantle armed groups.
In Vatican City, mourners and the curious gather after Pope Francis dies
Thousands pay their respects at St Peter's Square as more visitors are expected over the nine-day mourning period.
What legacy does Pope Francis leave behind?
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Charities in Gaza are running out of food as Israel blocks all aid supplies
Palestinians in Gaza are facing severe food shortages as charities warn their last supplies of food are running out.
UN food agency cites funding gap as it halts aid to 650,000 in Ethiopia
Aid to 3.6 million people overall is at risk unless new support is sourced, the World Food Programme warns.
After a year of hostility, Pakistan and Afghanistan seek diplomatic reboot
Ishaq Dar visits Kabul as Pakistan and Afghanistan attempt to revive stalled diplomatic ties amid refugee expulsion.
Georgian-Russian artist Zurab Tsereteli dies aged 91
He was known for gigantic and often controversial monuments, including some taller than the Statue of Liberty.
The US, Iran and the bomb
Trump administration and Iran have rekindled their interest in striking a nuclear deal after Trump quit the last one.
Gaza is a land of undetonated bombs
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Rescue workers pull charred bodies from Al Mawasi camp after Israeli attack
An Israeli bombing on a cluster of tents in Al Mawasi has killed at least 10 people.
French minister reports #SkinnyTok to regulator over anorexia concerns
Digital media minister Clara Chappaz says TikTok videos promoting extreme thinness ‘revolting and unacceptable’
The French government is seeking to take action against a TikTok group promoting extreme thinness among young women and girls.
France’s minister for digital media, Clara Chappaz, has reported #SkinnyTok to the country’s audiovisual and digital watchdog and the EU over concerns that the trend is body-shaming victims into anorexia and that algorithms are targeting the most vulnerable.
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Burkina Faso army says it foiled ‘major’ coup plot
The plotters, some ex-army officers, hatched the plan in Ivory Coast, the authorities say.
Away from the global spotlight, Eritreans are trapped in a garrison state
The world must act to end Isaias Afwerki’s reign of perpetual war.
Remains found after rare shark attack on swimmer in Israel
Footage posted online shows a swimmer flailing in the distance as beachgoers yell in shock.
Israeli spy chief accuses Netanyahu of demanding illegal operations
Ronen Bar fires latest salvo in ongoing showdown with Israeli PM that has divided country.