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Sudan's Top General Rejects US-led Ceasefire Plan, Rebel Group Agrees
Sudan's top general rejected a ceasefire proposal provided by US-led mediators in a blow to efforts to stop a devastating war that has gripped the African country for over 30 months.
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21 Dead In Gaza As Israel, Hamas Trade Truce Violation Allegations
Gaza's civil defence agency said 21 people were killed and dozens more wounded in multiple Israeli air strikes on Saturday, as Hamas and Israel again traded allegations of violating the fragile ceasefire.
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"Muhammad Yunus Wants Civil War": Sheikh Hasina's Aide After Death Penalty Verdict
The Awami League has slammed the Mohammed Yunus-led interim government in Bangladesh over "staged drama" in what they called a "kangaroo court", after the ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and one of her close aides were sentenced to death.
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22 Children Among 50 Killed In Latest Israeli Strikes, Says Gaza Agency
Gaza's civil defence agency told AFP Wednesday dozens of Israeli strikes overnight killed at least 50 people in the Palestinian territory, hours after US President Donald Trump said "nothing" would jeopardise the ceasefire agreement he helped broker.
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Which Are The World's Weakest Passports? 10 Countries Make It To The List
In a world where travel can open doors to new opportunities and experiences, these ten countries face some of the most severe restrictions on movement.
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Operation Move Earth: How Ousted Syrian Leader Assad Moved Mass Grave To Secret Location
The Assad government carried out a two-year clandestine operation to truck thousands of bodies from one of Syria's largest known mass graves to a secret location more than an hour away in the remote desert, a Reuters investigation has found.
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Ubisoft Cancelled Post-US Civil War-Era Assassin's Creed Game Over Fears of Political Backlash: Report
Ubisoft scrapped its plans for an Assassin's Creed game set in the Reconstruction-era US after the Civil War over fear of political backlash, according to a new report. Citing sources familiar with the matter, the report claimed the game would have featured a former slave as the assassin protagonist taking on Templars and members of the Ku Klux Kla...
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Myanmar Military Strike On Anti-Junta Protest Kills 40, Including Children
Myanmar has been reeling from civil war since the military seized power in a 2021 coup, prompting pro-democracy rebels to take up arms and ally with ethnic armed groups against the junta.
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'Shocked, Devastated': Gaza City Assault Leaves Palestinians Traumatised
Gaza City has been the focus of Israel's blistering assault in recent weeks, according to the territory's civil defence agency, a rescue force operating under Hamas authority.
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Gaza Civil Defence Says 450,000 Palestinians Have Fled Amid Israeli Attacks
Gaza's civil defence agency said Friday that 450,000 Palestinians have fled Gaza City since Israel began its offensive to seize the territory's largest urban centre.
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50 Palestinians Killed As Israel Steps Up Attacks In Gaza
Israeli military operations killed 50 people in Gaza on Friday, the territory's civil defence agency said, as the army stepped up its attacks on Gaza City.
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Israel Military Claims It Controls 40% Of Gaza City
The Israeli military on Thursday said it controls 40 percent of Gaza City, the largest urban centre in the Palestinian territory which it is preparing to conquer after nearly two years of devastating war.
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20 Killed In Israeli Strikes On Gaza Hospital, 5 Journalists Among Them
Gaza's civil defence agency said five journalists were among at least 20 people killed Monday when Israeli strikes hit a hospital in the south, with Reuters, the Associated Press and Al Jazeera mourning their slain contributors.
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Myanmar Junta Sets December 28 Election Date Despite Raging Civil War
Myanmar's junta said Monday that long-promised elections will start on December 28, despite a raging civil war that has put much of the country out of its control, and international monitors slating the poll as a charade.
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NCERT Blames Jinnah, Congress, Mountbatten As "Culprits Of Partition"
A new special module by the National Council of Education Research and Training (NCERT) has blamed three figures as responsible for the Partition of India, including Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the Congress leadership, and then Viceroy Lord Mountbatten.
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Sudan's Top General Rejects US-led Ceasefire Plan, Rebel Group Agrees
Sudan's top general rejected a ceasefire proposal provided by US-led mediators in a blow to efforts to stop a devastating war that has gripped the African country for over 30 months.
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21 Dead In Gaza As Israel, Hamas Trade Truce Violation Allegations
Gaza's civil defence agency said 21 people were killed and dozens more wounded in multiple Israeli air strikes on Saturday, as Hamas and Israel again traded allegations of violating the fragile ceasefire.
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"Muhammad Yunus Wants Civil War": Sheikh Hasina's Aide After Death Penalty Verdict
The Awami League has slammed the Mohammed Yunus-led interim government in Bangladesh over "staged drama" in what they called a "kangaroo court", after the ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and one of her close aides were sentenced to death.
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22 Children Among 50 Killed In Latest Israeli Strikes, Says Gaza Agency
Gaza's civil defence agency told AFP Wednesday dozens of Israeli strikes overnight killed at least 50 people in the Palestinian territory, hours after US President Donald Trump said "nothing" would jeopardise the ceasefire agreement he helped broker.
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Which Are The World's Weakest Passports? 10 Countries Make It To The List
In a world where travel can open doors to new opportunities and experiences, these ten countries face some of the most severe restrictions on movement.
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Operation Move Earth: How Ousted Syrian Leader Assad Moved Mass Grave To Secret Location
The Assad government carried out a two-year clandestine operation to truck thousands of bodies from one of Syria's largest known mass graves to a secret location more than an hour away in the remote desert, a Reuters investigation has found.
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Ubisoft Cancelled Post-US Civil War-Era Assassin's Creed Game Over Fears of Political Backlash: Report
Ubisoft scrapped its plans for an Assassin's Creed game set in the Reconstruction-era US after the Civil War over fear of political backlash, according to a new report. Citing sources familiar with the matter, the report claimed the game would have featured a former slave as the assassin protagonist taking on Templars and members of the Ku Klux Kla...
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Myanmar Military Strike On Anti-Junta Protest Kills 40, Including Children
Myanmar has been reeling from civil war since the military seized power in a 2021 coup, prompting pro-democracy rebels to take up arms and ally with ethnic armed groups against the junta.
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'Shocked, Devastated': Gaza City Assault Leaves Palestinians Traumatised
Gaza City has been the focus of Israel's blistering assault in recent weeks, according to the territory's civil defence agency, a rescue force operating under Hamas authority.
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Gaza Civil Defence Says 450,000 Palestinians Have Fled Amid Israeli Attacks
Gaza's civil defence agency said Friday that 450,000 Palestinians have fled Gaza City since Israel began its offensive to seize the territory's largest urban centre.
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50 Palestinians Killed As Israel Steps Up Attacks In Gaza
Israeli military operations killed 50 people in Gaza on Friday, the territory's civil defence agency said, as the army stepped up its attacks on Gaza City.
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Israel Military Claims It Controls 40% Of Gaza City
The Israeli military on Thursday said it controls 40 percent of Gaza City, the largest urban centre in the Palestinian territory which it is preparing to conquer after nearly two years of devastating war.
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20 Killed In Israeli Strikes On Gaza Hospital, 5 Journalists Among Them
Gaza's civil defence agency said five journalists were among at least 20 people killed Monday when Israeli strikes hit a hospital in the south, with Reuters, the Associated Press and Al Jazeera mourning their slain contributors.
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Myanmar Junta Sets December 28 Election Date Despite Raging Civil War
Myanmar's junta said Monday that long-promised elections will start on December 28, despite a raging civil war that has put much of the country out of its control, and international monitors slating the poll as a charade.
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NCERT Blames Jinnah, Congress, Mountbatten As "Culprits Of Partition"
A new special module by the National Council of Education Research and Training (NCERT) has blamed three figures as responsible for the Partition of India, including Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the Congress leadership, and then Viceroy Lord Mountbatten.
