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Unicef official in Gaza says wards full of ‘skeletal’ children
James Elder describes children ‘slipping away’ in front of their parents for want of food, as one in three suffer with acute malnutrition
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Palestinian children subject to ‘starvation and beatings’ in Israeli prisons, charities say
Save The Children cited testimonies of starvation and bones being broken among children detained by Israeli authorities
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Scores of elephants killed in Botswana amid poaching surge
Armed poachers are trafficking ivory tusks out of the country, targeting national parks and even endangered ‘big tusker’ elephants
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How Canada’s flourishing far-right movement is fuelling violent Islamophobia
Beneath the radar, Trudeau’s progressive country has turned into a far-right haven – it is ranked worst in the G7 for murders of Muslims
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Churches burned and children ‘seized’ as militants target Christians in Mozambique
At least 80,000 people have been driven from their homes as ‘a massive escalation in insurgent violence’ returns to the Cabo Delgado region
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Taliban bomb kills six in Pakistan polio vaccination mission
The militants have claimed responsibility for the bomb, which was detonated on a police escort van aiding polio vaccinators
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This isn’t 9/11 for Israelis – it’s much, much worse
Israel’s enemies – those that have long said they want to kill her Jewish citizens – do not reside on the other side of the world
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Britain underprepared for chemical and biological attacks, experts say
'We simply do not do emergency planning well and we generally lack resilience,' says Daniel Kaszeta, a former White House advisor
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Niger’s military coup casts doubt on EU migration scheme, warn analysts
The landlocked West African nation has become a bulwark of EU policy to curb migration from Africa into Europe, which is now in jeopardy
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Niger unrest is the latest democratic domino to fall in a growing ‘coup belt’ of African nations
Removal of country’s president completes a coast to coast corridor of African nations under military rule running across the Sahel region
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Ukraine war sparked fastest migration crisis since Second World War
Report shows 5.7 million people were forced to flee Ukraine last year – the quickest outflow of refugees anywhere since 1945
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AI, climate change, pandemics and nuclear warfare puts humanity in ‘grave danger’, open letter warns
More than 100 politicians, academics and celebrities urge world leaders to act now against the existential threats facing mankind
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Rafah offensive would create ‘a human disaster beyond imagination’, WHO doctors warn
Medics in Gaza say large-scale military activity in such a densely populated area would cause an ‘unfathomable catastrophe’
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Has Joe Biden finally had enough of Benjamin Netanyahu?
Analysis: POTUS is not the first person to find themselves at their wits end with the Israeli leader – but there may not be much he can do
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‘They’ve lost everything’: What now for Gaza’s 17,000 orphans?
Traumatised and often broken, Gaza’s WCNSF – ‘Wounded Child, No Surviving Family’ – will become a lasting symbol of the war
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I lost more than 60 relatives in Gaza – entire families have been erased
I am familiar with the horrors of war, but I have never known loss and destruction on this scale
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Executions and public floggings rise in Yemen under Houthis’ reign of terror
The militants project a heroic image of defending Palestine from Israel while at the same time silencing those who dare to criticise them
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Majority of UN workers killed in Gaza died while ‘off duty,’ data reveals
Exclusive: Data analysis shows almost half died in the three weeks immediately after October 7, before Israel launched its ground invasion
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UNRWA cannot operate without Hamas – no wonder it has a neutrality problem
Analysis: The UN agency has been forced to work cheek by jowl with Hamas since it came to power in Gaza
