Israeli Strike Kills Five in Gaza, Including Two Children
Israeli airstrike kills five in Gaza, including two children; ceasefire violations alleged as UN criticizes operation.
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Seoul Pride Festival 2026 Draws Thousands Amid Security
Seoul's annual Pride parade attracted over 100,000 participants under heavy police presence, with counter-protests nearby. Organizers hailed the event as a success.
Trump World Cup Qatar Visit Controversy
Donald Trump's planned visit to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar draws criticism amid human rights concerns and political tensions.
Swiss Vote on Capping Population at 10 Million Nears End
Switzerland votes on a far-right proposal to cap population at 10 million by 2050, with implications for EU relations and economy.
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Kyiv's Lukianivska Square: Life Under Russian Bombardment
Residents of Kyiv's most bombed neighbourhood describe worsening conditions as repeated Russian strikes damage civilian structures and disrupt daily life.
US-Iran Peace Deal Remains Elusive Amid Conflicting Claims
Negotiations for a peace deal between the US and Iran hit a deadlock as President Trump and Iranian officials trade contradictory statements over progress.
Belfast Riots: Loyalist Paramilitary Influence Under Scrutiny
Recent Belfast riots have raised concerns about the influence of loyalist paramilitaries in Northern Ireland, with political leaders calling for renewed efforts to tackle the issue.
Palestinian-Israeli Groups Urge G7 on Gaza
Palestinian and Israeli civil society groups call on G7 leaders at their summit to address the escalating crisis in Gaza, urging immediate humanitarian intervention.
Pope Francis in Tenerife: 'All of Us Are Migrants'
Pope Francis landed in Tenerife on Saturday, using his first address to highlight the plight of migrants and refugees, saying 'all of us are migrants'.
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Belfast Rioters Branded 'Thugs Thriving on Division'
Residents of Belfast express disgust and shame after rioters cause chaos, branding them thugs who thrive on division and destruction in the community.
Nigerian man wins residency permit after lottery dispute
A Nigerian man unable to claim a €1.5 million Italian lottery win due to residency rules has been granted a permit to stay, sparking debate on immigration laws.
Middle East Crisis: US-Iran Talks Collapse
Negotiations between the US and Iran collapse, escalating tensions in the Middle East and driving oil prices to new highs amid fears of conflict.
Belfast Riots: On-the-Ground Full Story Podcast
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Ex-South Korea president Yoon jailed for 30 years over drone incursion
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol sentenced to 30 years in prison for sending drones into North Korea, adding to a life sentence for insurrection.
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Violence Outside Azteca Stadium Mars World Cup Opener
Petrol bombs and bricks hurled at police as ticketless fans and protesters clash before Mexico's World Cup match. Dozens arrested, officers injured.
Father recounts Israeli shooting that killed baby in West Bank
The father of a baby killed by Israeli forces in the West Bank describes the shooting and his grief, calling for justice.
Civil War Talk Surges Again After Belfast Violence
After a knife attack in Belfast and subsequent violence, predictions of civil war in the UK have surged. John Harris examines how anti-immigrant rhetoric and online narratives fuel these claims.
Iran Missile Attack on US Base in Jordan Escalates Conflict
Iran claims to have launched missiles at a US airbase in Jordan, while US strikes on Iran follow a helicopter crash. Tensions escalate in the Middle East.
Over 1 million join Pope Leo XIV for outdoor Mass in Madrid
More than a million people gathered in Madrid for Pope Leo XIV's outdoor Mass, his first EU visit outside Italy. He urged leaders to respect every human being and reject polarisation.
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Lebanese Leaders Condemn Iran as Israel-Hezbollah Clashes Escalate
Lebanese officials publicly rebuke Iran for interference as Israel and Hezbollah trade attacks after a rejected truce. Strikes hit 40+ locations, displacing civilians.
Wily Japanese bear evades capture after attacks
A bear in Fukushima, Japan, attacked four people and escaped by unlocking a window. It also turned on a tap to drink. Police and hunters are searching for the animal, which was shot with a tranquilliser dart but did not fall asleep.
Hezbollah Chief Rejects Truce, Demands Israeli Withdrawal
Hezbollah's leader Naim Qassem rejected a conditional ceasefire, demanding a comprehensive truce and full Israeli withdrawal, threatening northern Israel with new attacks amid ongoing strikes.
Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Hinges on Hezbollah Compliance
Israel and Lebanon agree to a ceasefire, but its success depends on Hezbollah halting fire and withdrawing from southern Lebanon. The US sees this as a step toward ending the broader war with Iran.
Israeli Settlers Torch Palestinian Homes in West Bank
Israeli settlers set fire to Palestinian homes and vehicles in Khirbet Abu Falah, near Ramallah, escalating violence in the occupied West Bank.
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