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Netanyahu Faces Historic Defeat as Polls Show Likud Losing Majority in Oct 27 Vote
Three years after October 7, the Israeli electorate is rejecting Netanyahu’s security narrative, with polls indicating his coalition…
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Guterres Urges World to Link Street Protests Over Prices to the Wider Turmoil of War
UN chief António Guterres urges connecting localized unrest over living costs to wider geopolitical instability and the ‘El…
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Gadi Eisenkot, Son of Moroccan Immigrants, Challenges Netanyahu in Israel’s October 27 Election
As the election nears, Gadi Eisenkot’s platform contrasts sharply with Netanyahu’s, focusing on post-war security and domestic unity.
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HSBC to Open Abu Dhabi Wealth Centre in December Despite Conflict Across the Region
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UAE’s Nusseibeh Faces UN Secretary-General Scrutiny Over Sudan Role
Emirati diplomat Lana Nusseibeh’s UN chief bid faces intense vetting over UAE’s alleged support for Sudan rebels and…
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Sudan’s Drone War Deepens Humanitarian Crisis with Civilian Toll and Displacement
Drone strikes in Sudan are worsening a humanitarian crisis, with thousands displaced and essential services disrupted, as the…
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UN General Assembly: AI, Peace, and the Future of Multilateralism
New York, October 4 The 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly wrapped up its General Debate…
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How Hyperscale Data Centers Became Geopolitical Targets—and Why They’re Hard to Protect
From kinetic strikes to energy grid sabotage, the world’s largest cloud facilities face escalating threats, exposing a fragile…
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Horn of Africa’s Stability Threatened by Tigray Conflict and Regional Tensions
Renewed conflict in Ethiopia and escalating regional tensions raise concerns about stability in the Horn of Africa, a…
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How the UN Security Council’s Veto Power Blocks Reform and New Leaders
The five permanent members’ veto rights—used 300+ times since 1946—paralyze the Council, leaving the UN’s top job unfilled…
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Sepp Blatter’s FIFA Career Ends in Corruption and Suspension
Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter’s rise and fall from power amid corruption allegations
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Ethiopia and Eritrea Edge Toward Renewed War With Tigray at the Centre, Think Tank Warns
A renewed conflict between Ethiopia and Eritrea would destabilize regional trade, worsen refugee crises, and threaten food supplies…
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio backs Ethiopia-Eritrea de-escalation amid rising tensions
Rubio urged all parties to respect sovereignty and avoid cross-border incursions during a call with Ethiopian Prime Minister…
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UN Leaders Renew Pandemic Pledge as WHO Chief Warns on Progress
UNITED NATIONS, September 27 — Political leaders at the United Nations General Assembly renewed their commitment to making…
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ArtCraft Developer Releases Free Open-Source Alternatives to Word, Excel and PowerPoint
MANILA, October 12, 2026 — A developer known for creating free, open-source alternatives to Adobe Creative Suite applications…
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More than 184,000 displaced in Yemen since August as fighting intensifies, IOM reports
SANAA, October 8 — Intense fighting in Yemen has forced more than 184,000 people from their homes since…
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South Sudan Faces Deepening Aid Crisis as Food Stocks Plummet Amid Refugee Influx from Sudan
JUBA, October 6 — The World Food Programme warns that more than one million vulnerable people in South…
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Liberty Preschoolers Play Reporter for World News Day at Goddard School
Liberty, Missouri — On Monday, September 28, 2026, preschoolers at The Goddard School took on the roles of…
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Civilian Displacement Surges in Yemen as Key Roads Close, Deepening Humanitarian Crisis
SANAA, October 1 — As fighting intensifies between Houthi rebels and the Saudi-backed Yemeni government, key roads across…
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Interstate Conflicts Double in 2025, Highest Since World War II
OSLO, September 22 — The Peace Research Institute Oslo released its latest Conflict Trends report on Tuesday, drawing…
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U.S. Embassies in 10 Middle East Countries Issue Security Alerts After Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia
WASHINGTON, September 21 — The U.S. State Department warned Americans against traveling to the Middle East as hostilities…
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UN Iran Probe Finds Possible War Crimes by Iran and US
GENEVA, September 20 — A United Nations fact-finding mission has concluded that civilians in Iran suffered serious human…
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WTO Report Warns Poorest Countries Stand to Lose Most if Trade Rules Erode
GENEVA, September 17 — The World Trade Organization released its World Trade Report 2026 on Thursday, warning that…
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BRICS Summit: Can the Bloc Truly Challenge Western Dominance?
NEW DELHI, September 12 — India hosts the 17th BRICS Leaders’ Summit in New Delhi on Saturday, September…
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