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The humanitarian flotilla heading to Gaza carries a mission with an unusual detail: Greta Thunberg wearing a jersey from Dublin’s Bohemians football club. The Swedish activist was seen in the light-blue shirt during a previous mission in June and again this week as boats prepared to depart from

Vladimir Putin has stated that any foreign military presence in Ukraine would be considered a "legitimate target" for Russian forces, escalating tensions as supporters of Kyiv work to outline commitments for long-term assistance. The remarks came after French President Emmanuel Macron unveiled preliminary proposals for a multinational

Israeli Arms Manufacturer’s Bristol Facility Closes After Repeated Protests A facility in Bristol operated by an Israeli arms manufacturer, which faced repeated actions by Palestine Action, appears to have shut down unexpectedly. The Elbit Systems UK site, located in the Aztec West business park, was the focus of numerous

A proposed UN-backed plan to rebuild Gaza, involving a one-year technocratic administration, an international peacekeeping force, the disarmament of Hamas, and opposition to the mass displacement of Palestinians, is under discussion with the US. The goal is to prevent disputes at the UN General Assembly over the symbolic

In a glass case embedded in the wall behind the altar of a chapel in northern Rome rests a collection of items linked to Carlo Acutis. Among them are a sliver of his wooden bed, a piece of his sweater, and a section of the sheet draped over him after

Thailand’s next prime minister, who secured the support of a parliamentary majority on Friday, is a strong supporter of the monarchy and holds conservative views, with an unusual range of personal interests. Anutin Charnvirakul, 58, has pushed for the legalization of cannabis, is a licensed pilot who has transported