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Five years after the fire: Notre Dame reopens now
It has taken over five years, but now the fire-ravaged Paris Cathedral Notre Dame is ready to reopen its doors. At Saturday's grand ceremony, celebrity guests will attend – including the incoming President of the USA.
New Front Opens in Syria – Jihadists Advance
Syrian regime forces are reported to have retreated from parts of the metropolis Homs as fighting jihadists are advancing. Israel is strengthening border surveillance against Syria and battles are reported from the border against Jordan.
New Front Opens in Syria – Jihadists Advance
Syrian regime forces are reported to have retreated from parts of the metropolis Homs as fighting jihadists are advancing. Israel is strengthening border surveillance against Syria and battles are reported from the border against Jordan.
Jihadist rebels have taken over the city of Hama
Jihadist-led rebel forces continue to advance southward in Syria. They have taken control of another city, Hama, which is confirmed by the Syrian regime's army.
Amnesty: Israel is committing genocide in Gaza
Israel has committed and is committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, claims Amnesty International in a new report. This by intentionally killing civilians, causing severe physical and psychological harm and forcing Palestinians to live under very difficult conditions, writes the organization.
Rebels Surround Hama from Three Sides
Syrian rebels are reported to be surrounding the important city of Hama from three directions – despite the fact that regime forces have launched a counter-offensive against the jihadist group HTS, which has controlled Aleppo since last week. More than 700 people have been killed during the latest escalation.
These are the Jihadists Who Have Taken Over Aleppo
Originated from al-Qaida, tough and with many thousands of soldiers. Here is the jihadist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) that has taken over Syria's second largest city Aleppo.
Millions of helpless people flee: "Want to go to Europe"
Starvation, mass murder, expulsion. Words are not enough to describe the humanitarian catastrophe that is ongoing in Sudan.
Hundreds crushed to get bread - three dead
A woman and two children died on Friday when chaos erupted at a bakery in Dayr al-Balah in central Gaza Strip, several media outlets report. The past 24 hours have been marked by deadly Israeli attacks on several locations in the war-torn land.
13 points for peace – this is how the ceasefire will be implemented
The ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah consists of 13 points that all parties involved are committed to. Here is the entire agreement, according to the newspaper L'Orient-Le Jour, which has read the agreement in its entirety.
So Many Women Are Killed at Home Every Day
The most dangerous place for women is at home. Last year, on average, 140 women and girls were killed every day by a partner or family member, according to a report from the UN.
UN: Deadliest Year for Aid Workers
Around the world, 281 aid workers have been killed so far this year, which means that 2024 is the deadliest year ever for aid workers, according to the UN's chief for humanitarian affairs. > Aid workers are being killed at an unprecedented rate, their courage and humanity met with bullets and bombs, says Tom Fletcher.
ICC: Netanyahu and Gallant accused of war crimes
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant are to be arrested, announces the International Criminal Court (ICC). They are accused of crimes against humanity and war crimes in the Gaza Strip.
Sudan: 40 killed in attack on village
Around 40 people have been shot dead in an attack on the village of Wad Oshaib in central Sudan, according to doctors and eyewitnesses. According to eyewitness accounts, the village was attacked on Tuesday evening by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which has been at war with the country's regular army since last year.
Assignments: EU wants to invest this much in climate
The clock is ticking for the negotiations at the UN climate summit in Baku, without any major public breakthroughs. .
UN: No Aid to Northern Gaza for 40 Days
It's getting increasingly difficult to survive in northern Gaza Strip. Not a single one of the UN's relief efforts has reached those in need over the past 40 days, according to the UN agency Ocha.
At Least Five Killed in Drone Attack on Beirut
Israel has attacked central parts of Lebanon's capital Beirut, in densely populated quarters near the parliament and embassies. Rocket fire from Lebanon has hit areas around Tel Aviv.
UNRWA: UN efforts necessary in Gaza
The head of the UN's refugee agency in Palestine (Unrwa), Philippe Lazzarini, warns that there is no alternative to the UN's efforts in Gaza. There is no plan B, says Lazzarini to reporters in Geneva.
At Least 13 Killed by Militia in Congo-Kinshasa
At least 13 people have been killed in eastern Congo-Kinshasa by an extremist militia with ties to IS. Several more have been kidnapped.
Ten Killed in Attack on School Building in Gaza
Ten Palestinians have been killed and at least 20 more have been injured in an Israeli attack on a school building at a refugee camp in Gaza City, according to medical sources for both Reuters and Al Jazeera. The Abu Assi school, run by the UN, is reported to be a shelter for Palestinians who have been driven from their homes.
UN: Food to Northern Gaza Stopped by Israel
An attempt to deliver emergency aid to the areas in northern Gaza besieged by Israel has been blocked by Israeli authorities, says Stéphane Dujarric, spokesperson for UN Secretary-General António Guterres, during a press conference according to [Times of Israel. ](https://www.
"No More Violence Against Children - The Princess Spoke at the UN"
Curious, resilient and brave. These are qualities that we must protect in every child.
The Taliban makes its climate debut at the top meeting
For the first time since the Taliban regained power, Afghanistan has sent a delegation to the UN climate meeting. The country has been severely affected by extreme weather, but many are hesitant to negotiate with the Taliban.
UN Court Expands Dispute over Caucasus
The International Court of Justice in The Hague (ICJ) has jurisdiction to examine the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia as two separate legal cases. .
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