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Gaza running out of critical drugs and medical supplies: ministry
Health Ministry say hospitals face 52 percent shortage of medicines and 71 percent shortfall in medical supplies amid Israeli restrictions.
Bangladesh slams protests outside its High Commission in New Delhi as 'highly regrettable'
18 Palestinians killed in Gaza building collapses since ceasefire began
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Ten people killed in drone attack on market in Sudan's North Darfur: rescuers
The attack comes as fighting intensified elsewhere in the country, leading aid workers to be evacuated from Kadugli, a besieged, famine-hit city in the south.
Türkiye marks 62 years since ‘Bloody Christmas’ massacre on Turkish Cypriots
Foreign Ministry honours those killed in 1963 attacks by Greek Cypriot terrorist organization EOKA.
Eurasian leaders gather in Russia for regional summits
St. Petersburg meeting will focus on trade integration, regional coordination, and bilateral talks alongside summits of former Soviet member states.
Israeli forces stage new raid in southern Syria: media
Army forces launch random gunfire into air, with no reports of injuries, according to local media.
European and Ukrainian revisions fail to advance peace talks, Kremlin says
Kremlin adviser Yuri Ushakov underlined that the proposed changes weaken prospects for ending the war and confirmed no plans for talks involving Ukraine, Russia and the US.
San Francisco in darkness as massive blackout cripples the city
Power cuts affected up to 130,000 San Francisco residents, halting public transport, disabling traffic signals, and hurting businesses during peak Christmas shopping.
Bondi attack prompts Australia review of security systems
Australia’s prime minister has ordered a review of police and intelligence agencies after a shooting at a Jewish festival in Sydney killed 15 people.
Japan sets five-year $19 billion business push into Central Asia
Hundreds sue Japan government over ‘unconstitutional’ climate inaction
WHO chief warns progress against famine remains 'extremely fragile' in Gaza
Racist attack targets Stockholm mosque, copy of Quran defaced
Israel approves 19 additional illegal settlements in occupied West Bank
Japan launches strategic partnership with Mercosur to deepen trade ties
Israeli strikes kill three Palestinians in Gaza despite ceasefire
WHO chief warns progress against famine remains 'extremely fragile' in Gaza
Racist attack targets Stockholm mosque, copy of Quran defaced
Israel approves 19 additional illegal settlements in occupied West Bank
Japan launches strategic partnership with Mercosur to deepen trade ties
Israeli strikes kill three Palestinians in Gaza despite ceasefire
Gaza running out of critical drugs and medical supplies: ministry
Health Ministry say hospitals face 52 percent shortage of medicines and 71 percent shortfall in medical supplies amid Israeli restrictions.
Bangladesh slams protests outside its High Commission in New Delhi as 'highly regrettable'
18 Palestinians killed in Gaza building collapses since ceasefire began
Ten people killed in drone attack on market in Sudan's North Darfur: rescuers
The attack comes as fighting intensified elsewhere in the country, leading aid workers to be evacuated from Kadugli, a besieged, famine-hit city in the south.
Türkiye marks 62 years since ‘Bloody Christmas’ massacre on Turkish Cypriots
Foreign Ministry honours those killed in 1963 attacks by Greek Cypriot terrorist organization EOKA.
Bondi attack prompts Australia review of security systems
Australia’s prime minister has ordered a review of police and intelligence agencies after a shooting at a Jewish festival in Sydney killed 15 people.
Japan sets five-year $19 billion business push into Central Asia
Hundreds sue Japan government over ‘unconstitutional’ climate inaction
Eurasian leaders gather in Russia for regional summits
St. Petersburg meeting will focus on trade integration, regional coordination, and bilateral talks alongside summits of former Soviet member states.
WHO chief warns progress against famine remains 'extremely fragile' in Gaza
Racist attack targets Stockholm mosque, copy of Quran defaced
Israel approves 19 additional illegal settlements in occupied West Bank
Japan launches strategic partnership with Mercosur to deepen trade ties
Israeli strikes kill three Palestinians in Gaza despite ceasefire
WHO chief warns progress against famine remains 'extremely fragile' in Gaza
Racist attack targets Stockholm mosque, copy of Quran defaced
Israel approves 19 additional illegal settlements in occupied West Bank
Japan launches strategic partnership with Mercosur to deepen trade ties
Israeli strikes kill three Palestinians in Gaza despite ceasefire
Israeli forces stage new raid in southern Syria: media
Army forces launch random gunfire into air, with no reports of injuries, according to local media.
European and Ukrainian revisions fail to advance peace talks, Kremlin says
Kremlin adviser Yuri Ushakov underlined that the proposed changes weaken prospects for ending the war and confirmed no plans for talks involving Ukraine, Russia and the US.
San Francisco in darkness as massive blackout cripples the city
Power cuts affected up to 130,000 San Francisco residents, halting public transport, disabling traffic signals, and hurting businesses during peak Christmas shopping.
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