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Patients and companions left from Al-Mawasi in Khan Younis, then crossed via Rafah as WHO coordinated.
The Labour leadership hopeful promises enforcement, aiming to end “briefing” against women and challenge a damaging narrative.
A pact tied to Hezbollah disarmament risks locking Israel into an open-ended southern presence instead of ending the war.
The Court dismantled a post-Watergate cap on what individuals can give parties, reshaping how money flows into elections.
A 6-3 ruling removes limits on coordination between candidates and party committees, reshaping TV, donors, and campaign strategy.
Uganda’s army chief clamps down on press, and analysts link it to a widening crackdown and a looming power shift.
Years of investigations into alleged state-organized crime links now collide with a gang war, eroding support inside his base.
As Andy Burnham approaches taking power, the real test is whether his authority can survive the constraints behind it.
After nearly three years of fighting, Foreign Policy argues “total victory” eluded Netanyahu on all fronts.
Foreign Policy argues Washington must treat Tehran’s internal politics as a first-order variable for whether the cease-fire holds.
The administration's “abandon” narrative runs into legal and operational limits that keep U.N. links intact.
The Pope’s direct plea targets a planned consecration that could split the mainstream Catholic Church and reshape authority.
