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Chinese authorities have announced rewards for tips related to 18 individuals accused of being part of Taiwan’s military psychological operations division, allegedly promoting messages advocating separation. This comes shortly after Taiwan reaffirmed plans to bolster its defenses. China considers Taiwan part of its territory, despite firm opposition from Taipei,

British-Egyptian Activist Freed After Over a Decade in Detention Hopes to Reunite with Son The British-Egyptian writer and human rights advocate, recently released after more than ten years of continuous detention in Cairo, has expressed his desire to travel to the UK to be with his 14-year-

### Gaza Residents Return to a Shattered Hometown Amid Ceasefire As Abdel Fattah al-Kurdi made the long journey back to Gaza City, he struggled to navigate the streets. Though he had left only weeks earlier, the landscape was unrecognizable. Buildings he had known since childhood had crumbled, their remnants littering

Increased Humanitarian Aid to Gaza Set to Begin Sunday – Report Israel has approved an expansion of aid deliveries to Gaza, with shipments expected to begin on Sunday, according to a United Nations (UN) official. The official, who spoke anonymously as the details were not yet public, confirmed the development to

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