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A strike on a school-turned-refugee site in southern Gaza resulted in at least 25 casualties, according to local officials. The incident unfolded during an intensified military operation that forced thousands of individuals to seek shelter elsewhere. In the early afternoon hours, Israeli forces targeted temporary accommodations housing families displaced by

Japanese health professionals plan to introduce an additional heatstroke category, reflecting increasing concerns that extreme temperatures are straining medical services akin to those seen during natural disasters. The Japanese Association for Acute Medicine announced their intention to implement this change later in the year with hopes of decreasing mortality rates

New Caledonia's pro-independence MP for decades returns as first such representative in three years, vowing to represent Indigenous Kanak frustrations with France before national assembly. Emmanuel Tjibaou, son of infamous Kanak independence advocate Jean-Marie Tjibaou who was assassinated in 1989, secured a seat representing the territory in French

Seven journalists have been murdered in Pakistan during the first half of 2ranuary, marking a record number for this period. The most recent victim was Khalil Jibran, a former president of a local media club in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, which shares its border with Afghanistan. He lost his life in

New Zealand's sea temperatures have surpassed global norms by three times in one region, raising concerns for marine life and ecosystem health. Recent statistics unveil a consistent rise in oceanic sea surface temperatures since 1982—0.16 to 0.26C per decade on average, and 0.19-0.34C

A US military pier, constructed just over two months ago as part of an initiative to facilitate sea-based humanitarian aid delivery into Gaza, is expected to be dismantled within the coming days according to recent reports. The Associated Press (AP) reported that due to weather conditions forcing its relocation several