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"Palestinian Contributor to Oscar-Winning Film No Other Land Killed in West Bank"

"Palestinian Contributor to Oscar-Winning Film No Other Land Killed in West Bank"

Palestinian Journalist Killed in Altercation with Israeli Settler Awdah Hathaleen, a Palestinian journalist and activist involved in the Oscar-winning documentary *No Other Land*, was fatally shot during a confrontation with Israeli settlers in the south Hebron hills. The incident, recorded on video, appears to show an Israeli settler, Yinon Levi,

"US and China resume trade discussions amid Trump's global tariff proposal"

"US and China resume trade discussions amid Trump's global tariff proposal"

Morning updates on business, economics, and financial markets: Following agreements between the US and EU to cap tariffs at 15%, discussions with China could be next, with an extension of the trade truce described as "likely" by a senior official in the Trump administration. US Treasury Secretary Scott

"Thrilling Lions tour in Australia proves three-Test series success"

"Thrilling Lions tour in Australia proves three-Test series success"

The past few weeks have been highly fulfilling for the British & Irish Lions. Following their training sessions in Portugal and preparations in Ireland, the squad traveled across Australia, experiencing the diverse offerings of Perth, Brisbane, Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide, and Melbourne. While securing a series victory was their main goal,

"Eugene Shvidler, Abramovich ally, loses UK sanctions appeal"

"Eugene Shvidler, Abramovich ally, loses UK sanctions appeal"

A close associate of the wealthy businessman Roman Abramovich has been unsuccessful in his attempt to challenge sanctions imposed on him following Russia’s military actions in Ukraine, according to a recent supreme court ruling viewed as a significant case affecting the UK’s sanctions policy. Eugene Shvidler, who held

"Malawi's pioneering climbers push limits and trust in self to scale new heights"

"Malawi's pioneering climbers push limits and trust in self to scale new heights"

Emmanuel Jekete was attending secondary school in 2019 when his mother’s employer, a Canadian, invited him to try a climbing wall in his garden in Lilongwe, Malawi’s capital. Jekete initially found it simple to scale the plastic holds on the vertical wooden board. But when the wall extended

"Bobby Bolton’s 42,000-mile journey turns a truck into a home and a life of love"

"Bobby Bolton’s 42,000-mile journey turns a truck into a home and a life of love"

On the eve of his 30th birthday, Bobby Bolton was living in a run-down caravan on an abandoned farm in Hertfordshire. His 11-year relationship had recently ended, his construction business, which he had spent five years building, was failing, and his bank account held barely enough to cover essentials. "

"Belgium honors Congo’s slain leader Lumumba on 100th birthday with exhibition and potential trial"

"Belgium honors Congo’s slain leader Lumumba on 100th birthday with exhibition and potential trial"

The exhibition in Brussels, titled Lumumba: A Century of Struggle, features archival documents, photographs, and personal testimonies that shed light on his political career and the controversies surrounding his death. Organizers say the display aims to foster a deeper understanding of Congo’s colonial history and its lasting impact. Despite