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Families left with memories of cousins killed by Israeli snipers
The families of two cousins killed by Israeli snipers recall their fateful decision to go out to buy food in Gaza.
‘Multiple people’ hit in shooting during Kansas City Superbowl celebrations
Police take two armed people into custody for investigation after shooting during parade.
Turkey and Egypt call for ceasefire in Gaza
A call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza topped the agenda for Turkish and Egyptian presidents
UN envoy warns of ‘dangerous’ escalation cycle in war-wracked Yemen
Separate UN official expresses fears over how the US designating Houthis a 'terrorist' group may affect Yemen's economy.
In Kenya, women hold ‘Dark Valentine’ vigils to press for end to femicides
Seven gatherings held across Kenya on Valentine's Day to push for government action against the killings of women.
No ‘clear way out’: How Ecuador descended into gang violence
Experts trace the root causes of Ecuador’s spiralling violence, as President Daniel Noboa leads a crackdown on gangs.
Erdogan, el-Sisi demand Israel halt looming offensive on Rafah
Recep Tayyip Erdogan meets Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in Cairo as relations warm following years of tensions.
Ireland, Spain demand EU review of Israel’s human rights conduct in Gaza
The request comes as international pressure mounts for Israel to hold off on a fully fledged assault on Rafah.
Israeli soldiers boast about looting from Gaza
Israeli soldiers have posted videos of themselves stealing from Palestinian homes in Gaza.
Does diplomacy stand a chance in the war on Gaza?
The Israeli military is threatening a ground offensive in Rafah at the southernmost tip of Gaza.