- Israeli drone strike kills 5 people, including 3 children, in southern Lebanon, health officials say PBS
- Five killed in Israeli strike on Lebanon, but claim some were US citizens is being disputed CNN
- Israeli drone strikes kill five, including children, in southern Lebanon NBC News
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Trump says Lachlan Murdoch part of proposed TikTok deal
Murdoch will be part of a group of US investors - including Trump allies - trying to take over TikTok's US operations.
Shooting at New Hampshire country club leaves one dead and two wounded
Witness recounts shooter yelling ‘free Palestine’ while targeting someone as investigators try to determine motive
A man shot one person to death and wounded two others at a New Hampshire country club as a wedding took place there on Saturday, according to authorities.
A witness to the attack – named as Tom Bartelson of Pepperell, Massachusetts – said his nephew was getting married at the time of the shooting, and he recounted hearing the shooter yell “the children are safe” and “free Palestine” while evidently targeting someone.
Continue reading...At least 40 killed in Gaza and five in Lebanon in Israeli strikes
Military steps up Gaza City takeover campaign as high-rise towers targeted and residents ordered to leave
Israeli strikes killed at least 40 people in Gaza on Sunday, including 19 women and children, as well as five people in Lebanon.
At least 14 people were killed in a single strike on a residential block in southern Gaza City, health officials at al-Shifa hospital said. Another attack killed at least eight Palestinians in the Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza, according to al-Awda hospital.
Continue reading...U.N. Gathers Amid Its 80th Anniversary and a ‘Free Fall’ – The New York Times
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Anger in Egypt after pharaoh’s gold bracelet stolen from a Cairo museum is melted down – AP News
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Brazilians protest in their thousands against granting Bolsonaro amnesty
Huge crowds pack the streets to oppose endeavours to help ex-president escape jail
Tens of thousands of Brazilians have taken to the streets to demand no amnesty be granted to their country’s former president Jair Bolsonaro after he was convicted of plotting a coup.
The far-right populist was sentenced to 27 years in prison earlier this month for illegally attempting to cling to power after he lost the 2022 presidential election to his leftwing opponent, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
Continue reading...India beat Pakistan by six wickets in Asia Cup Super Fours
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Ukraine war latest: Ukraine strikes oil refineries in Russia’s Saratov and Samara oblasts, military confirms – The Kyiv Independent
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- Ukraine strikes choke off Russian oil exports and fuel supplies Al Jazeera
- Ukraine Gains Leverage With Strikes On Russian Refineries Forbes
- Ukraine updates: Drones target key Russian refinery DW
- Exclusive: Russia close to cutting oil output due to drone attacks, sources say Reuters
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Israeli strikes kill more than 40 people in Gaza, say health officials, ahead of UN meeting – AP News
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- Israeli attack kills at least 25 from the same family in Gaza City homes Al Jazeera
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- Israeli strikes kill 31 people in Gaza City, medics say, as tanks advance Reuters
The First Day of Fall Is Giving Every Zodiac Sign an Energetic Shift – The Cut
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Lib Dems should ditch Ed Davey’s stunts and talk policy, survey finds
Thinktank poll reveals voters unclear what party stands for despite photo opportunities winning more media coverage
The Liberal Democrats should drop their stunts and offer a more serious policy programme if they want to gain support among voters, according to a study presented at the party’s annual conference.
Polling by the More in Common thinktank, shown to Lib Dem members at the gathering in Bournemouth, suggested that while it has the scope to go beyond its historic total of 72 MPs at the last election, many voters tempted by the party remain uncertain about what it stands for.
Continue reading...Dozens arrested and hurt in clashes with police near Philippine presidential palace – Politico
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Kenya’s arrest warrant is milestone in Agnes Wanjiru case but lengthy UK process awaits
After 13 years, warrant has been issued for UK suspect, but Robert James Purkiss would need to be extradited to face charges
In the spring of 2012, David Cameron was prime minister and British troops were still fighting in Afghanistan under the stewardship of the then defence secretary, Philip Hammond.
Before deploying, soldiers from the UK would be flown 3,000 miles south-west of Helmand province, to Kenya, for hot weather training. They would train at Batuk, the British army base that still operates today, close to Nanyuki, a poor market town in the east of the country.
Continue reading...British soldier accused of murdering Kenyan woman Agnes Wanjiru named
Arrest warrant issued for Robert James Purkiss, with Kenyan government seeking his extradition to face charges
The British soldier accused of murdering the Kenyan woman Agnes Wanjiru in 2012 has been named as Robert James Purkiss.
Purkiss, 38, was named in court documents at the high court in Nairobi this week, where a court issued a warrant for his arrest.
Continue reading...Netanyahu calls UK’s Palestine recognition ‘absurd prize for terrorism’
Opposition leader Yair Golan blames government’s political recklessness and refusal to end the war in Gaza
Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s prime minister, called the UK’s recognition of Palestine on Sunday “an absurd prize for terrorism”.
In remarks to ministers released by his office, he said Israel would have “to fight both in the UN and in all the other fronts against the slanderous propaganda aimed at us, and against the calls to create a Palestinian state that will endanger our existence and constitute an absurd prize for terrorism”.
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