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At least 30 people were killed in a militia drone attack on a shelter for displaced individuals in the besieged city of El Fasher in western Sudan, according to a local activist organization. The El Fasher Resistance Committee reported that the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary group targeted the Dar

Hostages Held in Gaza Set to Be Freed Following Ceasefire Agreement After more than 700 days in captivity, the 20 hostages believed to still be alive in Gaza are expected to be released in the coming days following an approved ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas. They were among the

A Small Spanish Town’s Call to Support Undocumented Migrants Surrounded by farmlands and nestled in the valleys of central Spain, the quiet town of Villamalea, home to 4,200 people, became an unexpected focus in national news this summer. "I’ve never had so much media interest in

# Israeli-Inspired Restaurant Closes Amid Rising Boycott Campaign For over ten years, Shouk served a plant-based, kosher menu inspired by Israeli cuisine in the Washington area. Last week, the chain shut down its fifth and final location and let go of its remaining 30 employees. The business cited the war in

Édouard Philippe Advocates Early Elections Amid France’s Political Stalemate Édouard Philippe, former French prime minister and a onetime supporter of Emmanuel Macron, has expressed support for early presidential elections, citing the severity of the nation’s political turmoil. Philippe, a prominent centre-right figure seen as a possible successor to

The mayor of Caracas arrived at one of the city’s busiest subway stations dressed in a camouflage T-shirt, identifying herself as a dedicated defender—and delivering a defiant statement. “They act as if they control the world,” Carmen Meléndez said, referring to the Trump administration’s efforts to pressure