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Last month, clashes between fighters from the Druze minority and Bedouin tribes erupted once more in southern Syria, prompting authorities to deploy forces to restore order. Reports circulating online detailed instances of mistreatment and unlawful killings. Among the victims were three Druze men from the Arnous family—Osama, 26, Mouath,

Myanmar’s Military Government Lifts State of Emergency Ahead of December Election Myanmar’s military leadership has ended the country’s state of emergency as it prepares for a December election dismissed by opposition groups and questioned by international observers. The emergency rule was imposed in February 2021 after the

Nighttime Assaults in Kyiv as Ukraine Urges Swift Action from U.S. Another night brought further strikes on Ukrainian cities as Russia continues its military campaign, seemingly unaffected by warnings of economic consequences for its actions in Ukraine. At least six people, including a six-year-old child, were killed, and 50

IDF Gunfire Kills 30 Palestinians Awaiting Aid, Gaza Officials Report, as US Envoy Prepares for Israel Visit Gaza health authorities reported that at least 30 Palestinians were killed and 300 wounded by Israeli gunfire on Wednesday while waiting for humanitarian aid in northern Gaza. Mahmud Bassal, a spokesman for Gaza’

Heatwave Sweeps Japan and South Korea as Hospitals Face Strain Officials in Japan and South Korea have issued warnings for people to stay alert against heat-related illnesses as the region experiences unprecedented high temperatures and increased pressure on healthcare systems. On Thursday, South Korea’s weather agency reported that the

New Zealand’s government has decided to allow oil and gas exploration to resume following a vote, despite opposition from environmental groups and critics who argue the decision undermines the country’s climate commitments. In 2018, the previous Labour government under Jacinda Ardern halted the issuance of new offshore oil