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Internally displaced people in Shire, Tigray. (Photo by Rastakwere) Photo used under CC BY

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Tigray displaced families fear a renewed conflict

The Pretoria agreement ended two years of war, but the Tigray region remains disputed, and the return of displaced Tigrayans has been one of the most contentious outstanding issues.

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Al Jazeera

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Tigray conflict further strains healthcare system

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NPR

Five years of Taliban rule created a war on women

After the Taliban returned to power, life changed irrevocably for women and girls in Afghanistan, a country where even the sound of a woman’s voice outside her home is treated as a moral violation.

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The Independent

Families desperate for info on detained Syrians

Since Israeli forces moved into the U.N.-monitored buffer zone in southern Syria after Bashar Assad’s ouster, dozens of Syrians have been detained. Families say they have little information about loved ones.

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Associated Press

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Daily life in Syrian villages disrupted by Israeli raids, detentions

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Israel’s war vehicles push into Syria, set up checkpoints

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Times Now

HUMAN RIGHTS

Alarm raised over treatment of Niger’s Mahamid

The African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights has appealed to Niger’s president over alleged violations of the fundamental rights of the country’s Arab Mahamid community.

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Al Jazeera

UN: Kidnappings in Haiti rose in third quarter

Kidnappings in Haiti’s capital Port-Au-Prince increased between July and September compared to ‌the previous quarter, with children representing 10% ‌of the victims, the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti said.

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Reuters

GOVERNMENT & DEMOCRACY

El Salvador’s Bukele makes a gamble in Haiti

Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele released videos showing military helicopters firing rockets at a site he said was the home of the leader of the 400 Mawozo gang in Haiti.

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Associated Press

Inside the city Russia wants Ukraine to give up

Russia wants Kyiv to give up the fortress cities, and they are central to talks on a possible peace deal that have resumed after nine months between Ukraine, Russia and the U.S. in Abu Dhabi.

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Russian strikes hit Ukraine’s energy infrastructure causing power cuts

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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Why electrification is a climate game changer

From EVs and electric buses on the road, heat pumps warming homes, and solar panels powering appliances, the shift to electrifying tech is already in full swing. But what exactly does “electrification” mean?

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Inside Uganda’s crackdown on online critics

Uganda’s online critics — those who use social media to criticize powerful political and military figures — allege abductions and intimidation as families search for missing relatives.

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Al Jazeera

GLOBAL HEALTH

Growing fears over return of cholera in DRC

Three fresh cases of cholera have been reported on the outskirts of the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s capital, Kinshasa.

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Ebola tops 11K cases in DR Congo’s outbreak

The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s Ebola outbreak has topped 11,000 cases, the government said, a stark figure that underscores the severity of the situation as the country grapples with the relentless spread.

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NPR

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Kenya discharges last Ebola patient

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Scientists discover cause of 1 in 8 cancers

Around 12% of the world’s total cancer cases in 2024 were likely caused by an infection, according to new research from the World Health Organization.

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The Independent

Columns And Op-Ed

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Nayib Buekele’s fight in Haiti: New hope, or greater havoc?

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The Hill

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Economies are improving, but rule of law is slipping. The buck now stops with Africa’s leaders

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Guardian

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Who moves first in Iran-US diplomacy?

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Al Jazeera

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GOOD NEWS

Real Madrid player sends message to boy

Real Madrid footballer Vinícius Júnior has sent a surprise video message to 13-year-old Zaher, who lost both his legs after a drone strike in Khartoum, Sudan.

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BBC

How a Jordan mosque is recycling ritual water

In a country of severe water scarcity, the Abu Obeida mosque in Deir Alla, Jordan, captures ablution wastewater before it reaches the sewers to use for irrigation.

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Guardian

AID, NONPROFITS & PHILANTHROPY

Israel denies blame for Gaza camp conditions

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected accusations that Israel has been delaying the entry of winter supplies into the Gaza Strip as severe rains flood tents.

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Associated Press

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Thousands without shelter face lethal conditions in storm-hit Gaza

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As Gaza floods subside, Palestinians assess human and material damage

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Al Jazeera

ECONOMIC INEQUALITY

Mine closure leaves the Maasai without water

After a major African trona ore mine closed, thousands of Maasai in Kenya lost their access to water. Now they’re fighting to survive.

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Tanzania’s small farmers lack digital training

A government program aims to strengthen agricultural data systems and expand access to digital services, with targets of improving digital literacy for 500,000 Tanzanian farmers.

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Al Jazeera

ENVIRONMENT

Deadly floods hit Iraq as storms sweep region

Deadly flash floods hit northern Iraq as severe thunderstorms swept across the region, including in neighboring Iran. The city of Erbil, in Iraq, was particularly badly hit, with extensive damage to homes and businesses.

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Guardian

COP31 leaders: Take action for the economy

Leaders at the COP31 summit are trying out a new sales pitch for climate action that is tailored to the times: Do it to ‌bolster the economy and bring down the cost of living.

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Reuters

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COP31 opens with chaos, passion

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The Independent

Delhi’s air becomes ‘unfit for human survival’

Health experts have raised the alarm about the effects of severe pollution that has engulfed the Indian capital since the Diwali celebrations and sent hundreds of people to hospital with respiratory ailments.

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The Independent

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Palestinian girls laugh, relax and build connections in an activity at a UNICEF-supported summer camp in the Gaza Strip. (Photo by Alaa Badarneh/UNICEF) Photo used under CC BY

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