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South Sudan: Nearly half the population in acute famine
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South Sudan: Nearly half the population in acute famine

Almost half of the population in South Sudan is suffering from acute famine, according to the aid organization Oxfam. At the same time, foreign aid is at its lowest level ever
Russia rebuilds on the ruins of Mariupol
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Russia rebuilds on the ruins of Mariupol

During the brutal first months of the Ukraine war, Mariupol was one of the bloodiest places to be fought. Now Russia is promising its citizens a bright future in the city – in houses being built where Ukrainian neighborhoods have been razed and tens of thousands of civilians have been killed
Accused spies sentenced to death in Yemen
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Accused spies sentenced to death in Yemen

A Houthi-controlled special court in Yemen sentences 17 people to death by public execution for allegedly spying for other countries.
UN: Islamists have killed 89 civilians in a week
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UN: Islamists have killed 89 civilians in a week

89 civilians have been killed in a series of attacks carried out by Islamist armed groups in Congo-Kinshasa over the past week, including women in a maternity ward, the UN says.
Former Bangladesh leader sentenced to death
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Former Bangladesh leader sentenced to death

Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been sentenced to death for crimes against humanity, in reference to last year's deadly and brutal crackdown on student-led protests.
Forests do not solve climate problems: "Unrealistic"
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Forests do not solve climate problems: "Unrealistic"

A land area larger than the whole of Europe would be needed if the world's countries are to meet their climate goals. About half of that would need to be new forest, according to a major new report
USAID chief's fear: Can we help in the future?
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USAID chief's fear: Can we help in the future?

Donald Trump had not been president for many days when the email came: “You are on leave. ” A few weeks later, Dean Karlan, chief economist at the development agency USAID, resigned
UN calls for halt to Houthi attacks
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UN calls for halt to Houthi attacks

The UN Security Council adopted a resolution late Friday evening demanding an end to the attacks carried out by the Houthi movement in Yemen in other countries and at sea.
IAEA demands uranium inspections in Iran
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IAEA demands uranium inspections in Iran

The UN's atomic energy agency, the IAEA, is demanding that Iran allow inspectors to check the country's supply of, among other things, enriched uranium.
Israel: Another border crossing opens for aid
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Israel: Another border crossing opens for aid

Israel is opening a border crossing to the northern Gaza Strip to allow the entry of emergency aid from the UN and other international organizations, writes the Israeli agency Cogat on X.
UN slams military junta's election plans: "Unbelievable"
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UN slams military junta's election plans: "Unbelievable"

Amid an ongoing civil war, with bombings of civilians and widespread human rights abuses, Myanmar's military government is planning to hold elections. No one can say they will be free and fair, says UN human rights chief Volker Türk
Netanyahu: The war is not over
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Netanyahu: The war is not over

Israel is determined that the ceasefires in Gaza and Lebanon will hold – and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promises to do so "with an iron fist". Those who wish us harm are arming themselves
US attacks two ships in the Pacific Ocean – six dead
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US attacks two ships in the Pacific Ocean – six dead

The United States has carried out attacks on two vessels in the Pacific Ocean, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on social media. Six people were reportedly killed
USAID chief's fear: Can we help in the future?
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USAID chief's fear: Can we help in the future?

Donald Trump had not been president for many days when the email came: “You are on leave. ” A few weeks later, Dean Karlan, chief economist at the development agency USAID, resigned
The Paris Agreement a success – despite record emissions
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The Paris Agreement a success – despite record emissions

The Paris Agreement was supposed to keep global warming below 1. 5 degrees Celsius
Over 69,000 killed in Gaza
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Over 69,000 killed in Gaza

The number of Palestinians killed by Israeli attacks in Gaza since the Hamas terrorist attack on October 7, 2023, now exceeds 69,000 people, according to the health authority in the area.
More signs of new offensive in war-torn Sudan
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More signs of new offensive in war-torn Sudan

Sudan's national army has thwarted a drone attack on the town of al-Ubayyid, a military source told AFP. There is growing evidence that the RSF militia is preparing an offensive against the strategically important region
UN: Record number of settler attacks in the West Bank
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UN: Record number of settler attacks in the West Bank

Israeli settlers carried out at least 264 attacks against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank in October, according to the UN agency OCHA. The figure is the highest since 2006
War-torn Sudan is flooded with weapons from abroad
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War-torn Sudan is flooded with weapons from abroad

The parties in Sudan continue the brutal fighting that has torn the country apart over the past two years. The war rages on with support from other countries
UN: Still insufficient emergency aid in Gaza
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UN: Still insufficient emergency aid in Gaza

UN warns of escalating fighting in Sudan
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UN warns of escalating fighting in Sudan

No de-escalation is in sight in war-torn Sudan, warns the UN – which on the contrary sees signs of escalation.
UN: "Impossible" to reach 1.5 degree target
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UN: "Impossible" to reach 1.5 degree target

The world's nations are gathering for a new climate summit, where the challenges of reaching the 1. 5-degree target are crucial for the future of the planet
Opium fields are shrinking – synthetic drugs are increasing
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Opium fields are shrinking – synthetic drugs are increasing

Afghanistan's opium production has fallen 20 percent so far this year, the UN says. As a result, synthetic drugs continue to increase
Over 240 Palestinians killed during ceasefire
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Over 240 Palestinians killed during ceasefire

Israel has killed well over 200 Palestinians since the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip came into effect, according to figures from the Hamas-controlled Health Ministry. The number of injured is in the hundreds
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