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Alaa Abdelfattah and Britain’s selective outrage
A former political prisoner is facing calls for deportation while war criminals are welcomed with opened arms.
China’s drill around Taiwan shows it will “always respond forcefully”
"China would not be happy with anyone trying to help Taiwan strengthen its defences."
Thailand delays release of Cambodian troops over alleged truce breaches
While the ceasefire has held since Saturday, Thailand says Cambodia violated deal with drone flights over the border.
Somalis rally against Israel’s world-first recognition of Somaliland
Demonstrations sweep Somalia as the government seeks global diplomatic support.
Bangladesh’s first female prime minister Khaleda Zia dies aged 79
Bangladesh’s former prime minister Khaleda Zia has died at the age of 79 after a prolonged illness.
Tech giant Meta buys Chinese-founded AI firm Manus
Meta says 'autonomous' AI agent will help improve the lives of billions following rare deal amid US-China tech rivalry.
Israeli strikes on Gaza are relentless as displaced endure flooded camps
Israeli attacks, violating a ceasefire agreement, are reported across Gaza, as Palestinian misery compounded by rains.
UN says Sudan’s el-Fasher a ‘crime scene’ in first access since RSF capture
International aid workers discover largely deserted Sudanese city with few signs of life following mass atrocities.
“No withdrawal of the Israeli army” from Gaza unless Hamas disarms
Thomas Warrick talks about Trump’s plan for rebuilding Gaza and why reconstruction may only take place in certain areas.
Yemen’s presidential council cancels UAE defence deal
Yemen’s presidential council, backed by Saudi Arabia, says Emirati-backed forces must leave Yemen within 24 hours.