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Why, as a Palestinian American journalist, I had to leave the news industry
What I experienced before October 7 and what I’ve seen after has made me lose hope that US media can change.
Finns head to the polls to pick new president
The Nordic country's new president will lead Finland as a NATO member amid tensions with Russia.
Three US service members killed in Jordan drone attack, Biden says
This is a breaking news story, more details to follow.
Week in pictures: From wildfires in Columbia to the Venice Carnival
A photo roundup of some of last week’s events.
Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso announce withdrawal from ECOWAS
The three nations, led by military governments, accused the regional bloc of becoming a threat to member states.
Ukraine says it uncovers $40m arms corruption scheme
The Security Service of Ukraine says five charged over plot to embezzle funds earmarked to buy 100,000 mortar shells.
England stun India in thrilling 28-run victory in first Test in Hyderabad
England beat India by 28 runs in the first Test in Hyderabad as Tom Hartley takes seven wickets on debut.
‘Thrown like animals’: Georgians identify victims in Stalin’s mass graves
Under Stalin, thousands were executed. Now, victims’ families and experts are trying to heal a national trauma.
Climate activists throw soup at the Mona Lisa in Paris amid farm protests
In a video posted on social media, two women are seen throwing soup at the glass protecting Leonardo da Vinci's piece.
UNRWA funding cuts condemned as ‘collective punishment’
UN is urging countries to fund UNRWA after donors cut donations following accusations that staff were involved in Oct 7.