Rubio distances himself from Netanyahu’s Gaza plan
Army identifies soldier who died in training accident in Iraq – Military Times
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Senate Republicans axe $1bn for Trump’s new White House ballroom
Nigeria’s second-chance schools: women balancing study and survival
Indonesia arrests former nutrition agency head and officials in corruption investigation – AP News
- Indonesia arrests former nutrition agency head and officials in corruption investigation AP News
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- Indonesia arrests officials over alleged corruption in free meals programme Reuters
- Indonesia's Prabowo fires head of free meals scheme plagued by poisonings BBC
- Indonesian official behind meals program plagued by food poisoning arrested Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Germany blames Russia for ‘bitter defeat’ in UN Security Council bid
Germany blames Russia for ‘bitter defeat’ in UN Security Council bid
US House passes war powers resolution to curb Trump’s authority in Iran
Stunning rebuke to president as lawmakers vote 215-208 for measure forcing him to seek congressional approval
The US House of Representatives delivered a stunning rebuke to Donald Trump over his war on Iran on Wednesday, as representatives backed a move to force him to seek approval from Congress or withdraw US forces.
The House voted 215 to 208 in favor of the war powers resolution, as four Republicans voted with Democrats. The dissident Republicans were Thomas Massie of Kentucky, Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, Warren Davidson of Ohio and Tom Barrett of Michigan.
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Japan sees shortage of plastic bags, trays and gloves, as Iran war-induced naphtha shortage worsens
The Middle East is Japan’s main source of crude oil, from which naphtha is extracted and used to make items including printing ink and plastics
Takeaways, supermarkets, and bakeries in Japan are running out of plastic bags, trays and food service gloves amid widening shortages of the key plastic ingredient, naphtha, due to the Middle East crisis.
The food sector accounts for nearly one-third of Japan’s annual plastic use of more than 8m tonnes, and price rises and shortages are hitting hard across the industry and beyond. Some outlets have begun offering perks to customers who bring their own bags, plates or containers.
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London activists try to erect statue of jailed Palestinian leader
Why Canada has generic Ozempic, and the US doesn’t
Costly fuel pushes more Indians to buy electric cars but challenges remain
Trump seeks to split Lebanon talks from war on Iran negotiations
Trump’s rebuilding his tariffs. They could end up a lot narrower. – Politico
South Korea Lee’s ruling party sweeps local elections, but loses Seoul mayor race – Reuters
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Kuwait releases CCTV footage of deadly Iranian strike on airport
NHS to tackle antisemitism after report finds Jewish staff and patients ‘routinely ostracised’
Lord Mann’s review prompts new training for health bosses and restrictions on political symbols on uniforms
The NHS is taking action to tackle antisemitism after a government-ordered report found that Jewish patients and staff face “routine ostracism” in the service.
Anti-Jewish hatred in the NHS means some patients hide their identity and staff “suffer in silence”, a review by Lord Mann, the government’s adviser on antisemitism, has found.
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