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On a humid evening in a traditionally conservative district of Taipei, a group of older residents argue loudly near a garbage truck. They were just given a flyer by a university student urging them to support removing their current representative from office. Across Taiwan, hundreds of campaigners are targeting legislators

Israel's government is implementing a policy in Gaza that is "unacceptable and morally unjustifiable," according to the Catholic Latin patriarch of Jerusalem, following his visit to a church in the territory that was struck by Israeli forces last week. Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, speaking to journalists in

Ukraine’s President Signs Controversial Anti-Corruption Law Amid Protests Volodymyr Zelenskyy has reportedly approved a divisive bill that reduces the autonomy of Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies following the first significant demonstrations against his government in Kyiv. The decision, made Tuesday, places the president at odds with civil society groups, veterans,

Cruise Ship with Israeli Passengers Diverts to Cyprus After Denied Entry to Greek Island A cruise ship carrying Israeli travelers was redirected to Cyprus after being denied entry to the Greek island of Syros due to a dock-side demonstration opposing the conflict in Gaza. Approximately 1,600 Israeli passengers aboard

Keir Starmer faces calls from senior government officials for the UK to swiftly recognise Palestine as a state, as international criticism mounts over the deaths of civilians in Gaza facing severe shortages of food and aid. Reports suggest the prime minister has been pressed in multiple high-level meetings in recent

Israel’s actions have drawn widespread criticism, with humanitarian organizations warning of a deepening crisis in Gaza. The situation has worsened as Israeli forces continue to target aid efforts, including strikes on key facilities such as those operated by the World Health Organization in Deir al-Balah, a central hub for