The European Space Agency announced Monday it would hold a competition between firms to build a ship to deliver cargo to the International Space Station,… Read More »European Space Agency to let private firms compete for chance to deliver cargo to ISS
Imprisoned Iranian Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi began a hunger strike on Monday in protest against what she said was the jail’s failure to… Read More »Imprisoned Iranian Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohammadi begins hunger strike
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Senators in France started debating a bill Monday that is intended to toughen the country’s immigration law but advocacy organizations have criticized as a threat… Read More »Tougher French immigration bill would expel ‘foreigners who commit crimes’
The move is in response to one of the heaviest nights of airstrikes in Gaza since the conflict began.
Separatist rebels killed around 20 people, including women and children, on Monday in an attack on a village in one of Cameroon’s restive anglophone regions,… Read More »At least 20 killed in attack by Cameroon’s anglophone separatists
Around half the population in Gaza are under 18. That’s around 1.1 million children packed into one of the most densely populated territories in the… Read More »Former CNN correspondent Arwa Damon on helping children in Gaza
Statement by principals of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee on the situation in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory
Chinese leader Xi Jinping told Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese Monday that their countries could become “trusting partners”, pledging to work with Canberra on everything… Read More »China and Australia can become ‘trusting’ partners, Xi tells Albanese
Bridges and roads have been destroyed by the downpours making it hard to reach affected people.
