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Israeli Strike Kills Two Near Khan Younis

Israeli drone kills two Palestinians trying to reach home in Gaza NewsFeed Mourners at Gaza’s Nasser Hospital received the bodies of two Palestinians killed in an Israeli strike while they were trying to reach their home east of Khan Younis.

U.S. News

Why Indonesia’s Soeharto 'National Hero' Decision Provoked Outcry

Indonesia’s former President Muhammad Soeharto, whose three-decade rule was marred by accusations of mass human rights violations, was posthumously named a “national hero” on Monday, causing backlash.

U.S. News

Sde Teiman: Leak Overshadows the Alleged Victim

The Take A video showing Israeli soldiers raping a Palestinian prisoner has shaken Israel’s military and judiciary, leading to the arrest of the prosecutor who leaked it.

U.S. News

US says Pacific strikes on suspected drug boats killed six

Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth says attacks take place in international waters amid mounting criticism against US campaign. The United States has carried out another set of military strikes against what it says are drug boats in international waters headed to the country.

World

Widespread power cuts after renewed strikes on Ukraine energy sites

Ukraine says European allies can give up some of their Patriot missile systems now and get future deliveries. Most regions of Ukraine are undergoing scheduled power outages amid a new wave of attacks on energy sites by Russian drones and missiles.

Politics

BBC chiefs quit after Panorama Trump edit controversy

The head of the UK’s British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and a top news executive resigned from the organisation on Sunday after a memo criticising the editing of a 2021 speech by US President Donald Trump shortly before protesters stormed the US Capitol in Washington on January 6, 2021, was...

Politics

Senate Advances Stopgap Funding; Shutdown Moves Toward End

The United States Senate has taken its first step towards ending the longest government shutdown in the country’s history as lawmakers agreed to move forward with a stopgap funding package.

U.S. News

Al-Qaeda-linked group in Mali sparks widespread fear

“We all have a reason to be genuinely concerned.” Oluwole Ojewale of the Institute for Security Studies explains why there is concern about the growing presence of an armed group linked to al-Qaeda in Mali. Published On 10 Nov 2025

Politics

U.S. Position at COP30: Policy Shifts and Consequences

Nearly 200 countries are meeting in Belém, Brazil, for COP30 (Nov. 10–21). This year the United States is not sending senior officials, breaking a long-standing practice: the White House told reporters that no high-level U.S. representatives will attend.

Health

Why defining ultra-processed foods is so divisive

The American diet is killing us. On that point, public health experts largely agree. And in recent years, people who want to make Americans healthier