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The United Kingdom should reconsider establishing a diplomatic presence in Afghanistan to bolster support for its women population and monitor the effectiveness of British aid contributions. According to a UK aid watchdog commissioner who recently visited Kabul, such an engagement could facilitate greater representation for Afghan women's interests

The Biden administration will resume the delivery of 500lb bombs to Israel while continuing to hold back on providing larger 2,000lb bombs due to concerns over their potential use in densely populated areas like Gaza. A US official disclosed this information following a pause in shipments earlier this year

An Iraqi court has handed down a death sentence to a woman implicated in abetting crimes against Yazidi women enslaved by Islamic State forces during their 2014 siege on the Sinjar region, according to an official statement from Iraq's judicial body. The decision arrives as a remembrance of

The Israeli military instructed all Palestinian residents of Gaza City on Wednesday to leave the city and relocate southwards, following an escalation of its military operations that has resulted in numerous fatalities over 48 hours. In accordance with this order, leaflets were distributed advising citizens within Gaza City to follow

Russia's Prosecutor General office declared The Moscow Times an "undesirable organisation" within Russian borders, banning its operations in the country and imposing potential criminal charges on individuals associated with it. This decision escalates existing measures against independent media following Russia's military actions in Ukraine

Emmanuel Macron has called on political parties to "rise to the occasion and work together" in order to establish a majority coalition with enough power following the recent snap election's result. The election resulted in no clear pathway for forming a government, as voters returned a