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Israel’s Evolving Starvation of Gaza
Most land left to Palestinians after the ceasefire isn't arable, while most fertile land is under Israeli control.
Tunisia arrests top opposition leader Nejib Chebbi in widening crackdown
Ahmed Nejib Chebbi is among dozens of government critics facing years-long prison terms after 'sham trial'.
Video: Palestinians work to rebuild Gaza’s beloved heritage landmarks
Some of Gaza’s most treasured landmarks were badly damaged by Israel during the war.
Meet the US’s drug running friends: A history of narcotics involvement
Trump claims to be cracking down on drug gangs in Venezuela but pardoned a Honduran drug lord serving time in the US.
Rubio says Trump to get involved in Sudan peace efforts as civil war rages
US Secretary of State says US president is 'the only leader in the world capable of resolving the Sudan crisis'.
Ilhan Omar condemns ‘creepy’ Donald Trump’s attack on Somali communities
Donald Trump has doubled down on his attacks on Somali-Americans, saying Somali immigrants have “destroyed our country”.
What we know about the DC shooting suspect’s shadowy Afghan CIA unit?
The Afghan refugee who shot two US national guardsmen in Washington DC is a veteran of the CIA’s shadowy Zero Units.
Root’s first century in Australia gives England edge as Starc topples Akram
England get edge on first day of second Test at the Gabba in Brisbane as Joe Root hits his first century in Australia.
Flamengo add Brazilian title days after Copa Libertadores win
Flamengo add Brazil's Serie A title to Copa Libertadores crown and have PSG in sight in Intercontinental Cup in Qatar.