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Netanyahu’s United Nations speech: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 26, 2026
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Health workers struggle as new Ebola cases are found in border regions of South Ubangi and Haut-Uele.
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Parisians marked ten years since the deadly November 2015 attacks that upended French society.
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Announcement comes after President Petro said Colombia would stop working with US over strikes on alleged drug boats.
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The strike comes as the company's workers push for better wages and benefits.
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Health insurance has once again become a battleground in US politics.
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Follow the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the game as Ireland host Portugal in Dublin.
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British Muslim journalist and political commentator Sami Hamdi has arrived in London after being held by ICE.
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Giorgia Meloni's plan to use detention centres in Albania faces numerous legal challenges and human rights criticism.
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The US House of Representatives will vote on releasing all files related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein next week.
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The poll also shows 44 percent of Democrats were 'very enthusiastic' about voting in the 2026 midterm elections.
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According to a lawsuit, participants would be flown from Italy to Bosnia where they would pay to shoot people.
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Amy Pope of the International Organization for Migration, says that Sudan has the world's largest displacement crisis.
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Sudan is facing the world’s largest displacement crisis. Peace and access cannot wait.
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Corruption scandal threatens Zelenskyy's presidency, Kyiv's global reputation and its battlefield chances, experts say.
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The United Nations is investigating reports of the ‘systematic and widespread torture’ of Palestinians detained.
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After being declared dead and placed in a morgue in Gaza, 12-year-old Raghad al-Assar was found alive eight hours later.
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Pakistan accuses Afghanistan of harbouring fighters after deadly border clashes and recent suicide bombing attacks.
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Officials say the pamphlet set off a probe that led them to a doctor believed to have been in the car that exploded.
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Despite her injury, Warda Abu Jarad has started baking cookies and bread to help provide for her family.
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Iraq's Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani is claiming victory for his coalition.
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Conditions at Syrian al-Hol and al-Roj camps are "inhuman, dangerous, and degrading", independent report says.
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The UN health agency warns recent progress in tackling the disease is under threat due to a shortfall in critical aid.
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Trump floats the idea of tariff dividends, direct healthcare payments and extending mortgages up to 50 years.
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The treaty, which comes more than 220 years after the state was colonised, creates an assembly and truth-telling body.
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Isaac Herzog says settler attacks are a 'serious' breach of conduct and must end; military chief also condemns violence.
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Sri Lanka governing body instructs national team to continue tour in Pakistan despite several players wanting to leave.
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Protests have toppled governments across South Asia. India has stayed immune. Will Bihar elections change that?
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President Ramaphosa says, 'The United States needs to think again whether boycott politics actually works.'
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At least 245 Palestinians killed in Gaza since start of ceasefire, according to enclave's Health Ministry.
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LA Lakers are blown out by Oklahoma City on the road while Stephen Curry scores 46 as Golden State beat San Antonio.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio rejects criticism of controversial strikes against alleged drug traffickers.
