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An effort in Taiwan to remove 24 opposition lawmakers aligned with China and secure a parliamentary majority for the ruling party seems to have fallen short, as early results suggest voters across all contested districts rejected the proposal. Voting began on Saturday for the first 24 of the 31 targeted

Hong Kong police enforcing national security laws have issued warrants for the arrest of 19 activists living abroad, charging them with subversion in the most extensive such action to date. The individuals are accused of involvement in the pro-democracy Hong Kong Parliament group, which authorities claim sought to undermine

Over 50 Lives Lost in Gaza Amidst Ongoing Violence and Aid Shortages In the past day, at least 57 people have died in Gaza, with many killed while seeking aid and others in Israeli airstrikes. Negotiations for a ceasefire have stalled as conditions worsen, leading to severe food shortages. Numerous

Thailand and Cambodia Reach Ceasefire Agreement, Malaysian PM Announces Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to an immediate and unconditional ceasefire, according to an announcement by the Malaysian prime minister following peace negotiations. Anwar Ibrahim, who facilitated discussions between leaders of both nations, stated that the truce will take effect at

Wildfire Spreads Near Athens, Prompting Evacuations A wildfire erupted in a northern suburb of Athens on Saturday, leading to evacuation orders for some residents, according to Greece’s fire service. People living in the town of Kryoneri, located 12.5 miles (20km) northeast of the capital, received multiple emergency alerts

Keir Starmer has affirmed that the government will proceed with plans to deliver aid by air into Gaza and evacuate children requiring medical care, aiming to address what Downing Street described as a dire situation. During discussions with French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Saturday, the