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Refugees from Myanmar live in fear of deportation

Shrinking financial and operational resources for refugee support groups in Malaysia collide with increasing hostility toward them, particularly stateless Rohingya.

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Al Jazeera

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Mapping Rohingya villages being erased by rebels

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Guardian

Yemen’s doctors warn healthcare may collapse

Doctors in Yemen warn its already fragile health system could collapse amid renewed fighting after over a decade of conflict and abrupt cuts to international aid.

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The Independent

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Saudis plan assault to secure Red Sea route

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Reuters

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Why can’t the Saudis defeat the Houthis?

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Fears grow of wider war in Ethiopia’s Tigray

Militiamen allied with Ethiopia’s federal government said they were bearing down on the capital of the northern rebel stronghold of Tigray, as fears grew that fighting could spill into a wider war.

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Reuters

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Ethiopia, Eritrea cut diplomatic ties as northern conflict escalates

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BBC

HUMAN RIGHTS

Peruvian boy raped by classmates on a bus

A 16-year-old boy attending a secondary school run by the Peruvian navy says he was raped by classmates as their soccer team was driving back from a tournament.

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CNN

Staff of Egyptian investigative outlet arrested

Egyptian authorities swept up the entire editorial team of one of the country’s few independent media, accusing them of belonging to the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood.

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Associated Press

Tunisia softens first-time ‘false news’ penalty

Tunisia has softened a cybercrime law that has landed journalists and activists in prison, letting first-time offenders pay fines instead of serving time in prison.

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Al Jazeera

GOVERNMENT & DEMOCRACY

Cockroach protests return to India’s streets

Protesters have again taken to the streets in major Indian cities to demand the resignation of the chief election commissioner and greater transparency over electoral records following allegations of manipulation of voter lists.

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The Independent

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Police prevent ‘Cockroach’ protesters from gathering in New Delhi amid anger over voter list changes

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Associated Press

Haiti struggles with kidnappings as vote looms

Kidnappings are on the rise in Haiti, with gangs increasingly targeting high-profile people and launching mass abductions as the country pushes to hold presidential elections.

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Associated Press

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At least 5,700 killed, wounded in Haiti gang crisis this year

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AFP

Students caught between Druze, Damascus

Young people in Syria’s Sweida province are unable to progress through school and university due to a deepening rift between the post-Assad Islamist government and the Israel-aligned Druze leaders.

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Reuters

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

AI targets women in Mexico gender credit gap

Traditional credit checks can leave many women behind. Women in Mexico are often charged higher interest rates despite stronger repayment records. Fintech firms are using AI to challenge long-standing biases in lending.

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Shark graveyard discovered in Egyptian desert

An Egyptian desert may have been home to a thriving underwater ecosystem and a paradise for sharks, according to researchers who have found an abundance of shark remains.

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The Independent

GLOBAL HEALTH

Gaza patients face long waits for diagnoses

Israel’s genocidal war and siege on Gaza has resulted in widespread damage to medical infrastructure and shortages of key materials needed to make diagnoses.

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Al Jazeera

Ebola treatment center has been burned down

A senior U.N. official said an Ebola-hit displacement camp housing a transit center for infected patients was burned by soldiers as they were looking for weapons, forcing 19,000 people in the camp to flee.

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ABC News

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GOOD NEWS

Shared meals foster community in rural India

A Gujarati village has set up a shared kitchen for elderly residents that helps them connect, cut local energy consumption and improve water management.

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Women restoring mangrove forests in Nigeria

In a region of Nigeria blighted by decades of pollution, Martha Agbani and her team are not just replanting trees but regaining ownership of their lost lands and livelihoods.

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Guardian

AID, NONPROFITS & PHILANTHROPY

Jamaica tries to recover a year after hurricane

Jamaica’s once flourishing tourism sector is struggling to regain its footing nearly a year after Hurricane Melissa slammed into the island as a Category 5 storm.

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Associated Press

Yemen violence deepens child hunger crisis

Aid agencies in Yemen highlighted the growing hunger emergency sparked by renewed fighting between Houthi opposition forces and government troops.

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UN News

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Yemen’s war deepens humanitarian crisis

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Al Jazeera

ECONOMIC INEQUALITY

Climate aid driving up public debt of poorest

New Independent analysis reveals how many of the poorest and most climate-vulnerable countries are being priced out of the climate aid system.

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The Independent

Iran’s currency hits a new record low amid war

Iran’s currency fell to a new record low, with traders in Tehran exchanging more than 2.5 million rials to the U.S. dollar in a stark reflection of how the war in the Middle East has steadily eroded the Iranian economy.

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Associated Press

ENVIRONMENT

Indonesians on Borneo struggling for water

Experts say Borneo communities are facing a severe water crisis as this year’s super El Niño, combined with decades of degradation of the island’s ecologically vital peatlands, has created the perfect storm.

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Associated Press

Nepal plans to drain four lakes after floods

Nepal will kick off a high-stakes effort this fiscal year to drain four glacial lakes perched high in the mountains, as it scrambles to reduce flood risks, officials said, after a recent disaster that killed more than 1,400.

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Reuters

Can there be solar for all, everywhere by 2030?

Prominent climate leaders have called on governments, businesses, institutions and the public to make a push for solar power before the decade is out, repowering the world with cheap, clean energy. Is that possible?

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