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Sport clubs in the crosshairs? Argentina’s austerity measures prompt debate
President Milei has spurred outrage by proposing to privatise nonprofit neighbourhood clubs, an Argentinian tradition.
Israeli seizures of West Bank land for settlers peaking, watchdog says
Israel has illegally claimed 23.7sq km (9.15sq miles) of West Bank land as its own so far this year, Peace Now says.
Can a Hezbollah-Israel war trigger civil strife in Lebanon?
Hezbollah's decision to wage a low-scale conflict against Israel has triggered mixed reactions in Lebanon.
Is the UK’s health system worse than much poorer countries?
The worsening state of the NHS is high on the list of voter grievances ahead of the UK’s snap election. Some of them sa
Dozens killed in attack on village in central Mali
Mali has been plagued by al-Qaeda-linked and ethnically based armed groups, but forced out UN peacekeepers.
Jamaica hunkers down as deadly Hurricane Beryl nears
Powerful storm kills at least six people and causes significant damage in the southeast Caribbean.
Senior Hezbollah commander killed in Israeli strike
Video shows the aftermath of an Israeli strike that killed a senior Hezbollah commander in Tyre, Lebanon.
Hurricane Beryl leaves trail of devastation in the Caribbean
Hurricane Beryl has caused widespread destruction on Caribbean islands and in Venezuela.
More than 270 people arrested in antigovernment rallies in Kenya
Police say protests were co-opted by 'suspects' engaging in 'criminal activities'.