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Keir Starmer Outlines UK's Efforts For Gaza Aid Airdrops, Child Evacuations
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Saturday spoke to his French and German counterparts and outlined UK plans to get aid to people in Gaza and evacuate sick and injured children, his office said.
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"They Were Risking Lives": US-Backed Gaza Aid Group Says 5 Members Killed In Hamas Attack
The distribution of food and basic supplies in the besieged Gaza Strip has become increasingly fraught and perilous, exacerbating the territory's deep hunger crisis.
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This Shadowy US-Backed Aid Group Is Accused Of Helping Israel In Gaza
A shadowy US-backed group pledging to distribute aid in Gaza has faced accusations of helping Israel fulfil its military objectives while excluding Palestinians, of bypassing the UN system, and of failing to adhere to humanitarian principles.
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Israel Did Not Deliberately Kill Foreign Aid Workers In Gaza, Says Australia
Israeli air strikes that killed international aid workers in Gaza in April were the result of serious operational failures but were not intentional, according to an Australian government review of the incident released on Friday.
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After US Leader's Swipe, Elon Musk Promises Starlink Internet To Gaza
Starlink will support connectivity to internationally recognised aid organisations in Gaza, Tesla chief Elon Musk said today.
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They Left Food, Water For Migrants In Desert - Now They May Go To Prison
During the summer of 2017, when temperatures reached triple digits in Arizona, four women drove to a vast desert wilderness along the southwestern border with Mexico. They brought water jugs and canned food - items they later said they were leaving for dehydrated migrants crossing the unfriendly terrain to get to the United States.
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Pakistan Orders George Soros Foundation, Other Foreign Aid Groups To Leave: NGO
Pakistan has ordered a host of international aid groups to wrap up their operations in 60 days, a global NGO said Wednesday, as officials tighten controls on foreign charities in the country.
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For Over A Year, This Journalist Has Been In Jail In Bastar
"Journalists who have been targeted must not give up and we must continue the fight" was how Santosh Yadav greeted us from across the mesh window.
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Rescue Volunteers Cry for Help on Greek Island's Tragic Shores
On a rocky beach on the Greek island of Lesbos where the bodies of drowned migrants wash up almost daily, exhausted rescue volunteers hold their heads in despair.
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German Hostage Freed in Afghanistan: Aid Group
A female German aid worker who was kidnapped in Afghanistan in August has been released and is in good health, said German development organisation GIZ on Saturday.
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Sleepless And Swamped in Myanmar's Floods
Every night Aung Myo Tun climbs onto the raised platform where he sleeps with his wife, six children and mother-in-law, listening in growing panic to the sound of water lapping around his house in Myanmar's Irrawaddy delta.
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Pakistan Clamps Down on Aid Groups, Orders Save The Children to Leave
Pakistan will tighten oversight of aid groups and activists "working without any rules", the interior minister said Friday, as officials gave Save the Children 15 days to leave the country.
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Turkey Opposition Chief Accuses Government of Inaction on Violence in Kurdish Areas
Selahattin Demirtas, head of the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), accused the government today of deliberate inaction amid growing violence in the largely Kurdish southeast.
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UN Envoy Urges Extension of Yemen Humanitarian Truce
A UN envoy called for an extension of a five-day humanitarian ceasefire in Yemen due to expire later Sunday as the Huthi Shiite rebels boycotted political talks in Riyadh.
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Rohingya health crisis in west Myanmar after aid groups forced out
As three-month-old Asoma Khatu approached her final, laboured breaths, her neighbour Elia, a 50-year-old former farmer, dug through the strongbox holding some of the last medicines in this camp for Myanmar's displaced Rohingya.
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Keir Starmer Outlines UK's Efforts For Gaza Aid Airdrops, Child Evacuations
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Saturday spoke to his French and German counterparts and outlined UK plans to get aid to people in Gaza and evacuate sick and injured children, his office said.
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"They Were Risking Lives": US-Backed Gaza Aid Group Says 5 Members Killed In Hamas Attack
The distribution of food and basic supplies in the besieged Gaza Strip has become increasingly fraught and perilous, exacerbating the territory's deep hunger crisis.
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This Shadowy US-Backed Aid Group Is Accused Of Helping Israel In Gaza
A shadowy US-backed group pledging to distribute aid in Gaza has faced accusations of helping Israel fulfil its military objectives while excluding Palestinians, of bypassing the UN system, and of failing to adhere to humanitarian principles.
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Israel Did Not Deliberately Kill Foreign Aid Workers In Gaza, Says Australia
Israeli air strikes that killed international aid workers in Gaza in April were the result of serious operational failures but were not intentional, according to an Australian government review of the incident released on Friday.
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After US Leader's Swipe, Elon Musk Promises Starlink Internet To Gaza
Starlink will support connectivity to internationally recognised aid organisations in Gaza, Tesla chief Elon Musk said today.
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They Left Food, Water For Migrants In Desert - Now They May Go To Prison
During the summer of 2017, when temperatures reached triple digits in Arizona, four women drove to a vast desert wilderness along the southwestern border with Mexico. They brought water jugs and canned food - items they later said they were leaving for dehydrated migrants crossing the unfriendly terrain to get to the United States.
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Pakistan Orders George Soros Foundation, Other Foreign Aid Groups To Leave: NGO
Pakistan has ordered a host of international aid groups to wrap up their operations in 60 days, a global NGO said Wednesday, as officials tighten controls on foreign charities in the country.
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For Over A Year, This Journalist Has Been In Jail In Bastar
"Journalists who have been targeted must not give up and we must continue the fight" was how Santosh Yadav greeted us from across the mesh window.
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Rescue Volunteers Cry for Help on Greek Island's Tragic Shores
On a rocky beach on the Greek island of Lesbos where the bodies of drowned migrants wash up almost daily, exhausted rescue volunteers hold their heads in despair.
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German Hostage Freed in Afghanistan: Aid Group
A female German aid worker who was kidnapped in Afghanistan in August has been released and is in good health, said German development organisation GIZ on Saturday.
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Sleepless And Swamped in Myanmar's Floods
Every night Aung Myo Tun climbs onto the raised platform where he sleeps with his wife, six children and mother-in-law, listening in growing panic to the sound of water lapping around his house in Myanmar's Irrawaddy delta.
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Pakistan Clamps Down on Aid Groups, Orders Save The Children to Leave
Pakistan will tighten oversight of aid groups and activists "working without any rules", the interior minister said Friday, as officials gave Save the Children 15 days to leave the country.
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Turkey Opposition Chief Accuses Government of Inaction on Violence in Kurdish Areas
Selahattin Demirtas, head of the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), accused the government today of deliberate inaction amid growing violence in the largely Kurdish southeast.
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UN Envoy Urges Extension of Yemen Humanitarian Truce
A UN envoy called for an extension of a five-day humanitarian ceasefire in Yemen due to expire later Sunday as the Huthi Shiite rebels boycotted political talks in Riyadh.
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Rohingya health crisis in west Myanmar after aid groups forced out
As three-month-old Asoma Khatu approached her final, laboured breaths, her neighbour Elia, a 50-year-old former farmer, dug through the strongbox holding some of the last medicines in this camp for Myanmar's displaced Rohingya.
