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Bethlehem’s Christmas tree lights up after two years of darkness
Bethlehem lights tree after two years, mixing hope with sorrow amid Gaza war and economic hardship from Israeli siege.
Week in Pictures: Syria salutes year of al-Assad fall, Sudan’s suffering
A global roundup of some of last week’s events.
Soldiers appear on Benin state television announcing apparent coup
Soldiers calling themselves the 'Military Committee for Refoundation' said they had ousted President Patrice Talon.
Tailors and corner stores: The hustles helping prisoners survive
Inside the New Jersey State Prison, a dual economy thrives underground.
Benin coup attempt live: Soldiers on state TV claim to have toppled Talon
Group of soldiers announce the removal of President Patrice Talon and all state institutions.
“World attention needs to be on Sudan now”
Carl Skau, from WFP, talks about the limitations & concerns they have in providing desperately needed aid in Sudan.
Mohamed Salah claims he has been ‘thrown under the bus’ by Liverpool
Salah's relationship with Liverpool has gone from bad to worse with star striker saying he has been scapegoated.
WFP warns of ‘massive’ humanitarian aid crisis in Sudan as war rages
The World Food Programme's Carl Skau says the fighting is stopping aid from reaching millions in desperate need.
Resurgent neo-Nazis march against multiculturalism in Sweden’s capital
A neo-Nazi march has been held in Sweden’s capital for the first time in 15 years.
What has Germany’s position been on Israel’s genocide in Gaza?
Germany is Israel’s second-largest arms supplier, fifth-largest export partner, and one of its staunchest supporters.