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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken called for a ceasefire in a meeting with Israeli leaders

A leaked document publicized by BBC reveals that a 16-year-old protester in Iran was sexually assaulted, battered, and killed by three men working for Iran's security forces

Amid Israeli attacks, U.S. officials are deliberating on resettling Palestinians in Gaza, with a keen emphasis on establishing safe zones and aiding individuals with connections to the U.S.

'We don't want to see a major ground operation in Rafah,' says White House after Netanyahu vows to go in 'with or without' cease-fire deal

U.N. issues a warning against a possible Israeli attack on Rafah, stressing that Israel's gradual progress on aid access should not be used as justification for military action

Masked attackers, allegedly supporters of Israel, launch a violent assault on a Gaza solidarity camp at California University as security forces remain conspicuously absent

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken emphasizes the need for a cease-fire to free hostages while addressing the suffering of Gaza's people amid Israel's war against Palestine in a meeting with Israeli President Isaac Herzog in Tel Aviv

'There is no long-term peace and security instability in the Middle East without a solution to the Palestinian question,' British Foreign Secretary Cameron says

University students gather in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, to participate in a protest against Israel's assault on Gaza

Former Deputy Secretary of State Bryza criticizes U.S. support for PKK/YPG during the Obama era as malicious

A collapse of a section of the Meizhou-Dabu Expressway in southern China's Guangdong Province early Wednesday morning kills at least 19

Georgian security forces clash with protesters outside parliament over a debated foreign agents bill, revealing deep divisions between the ruling party and a protest movement supported by opposition groups and civil society

Haiti's transitional council appoints former Sports Minister Fritz Belizaire as the new prime minister amid humanitarian crisis and escalating violence

New York police enter Columbia University's campus to disperse a student group organizing a demonstration in support of Palestine

Former U.S. President Donald Trump slams Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the situation in Gaza in an interview, expressing disappointment and accusing Netanyahu of 'failure'

Poland's deputy foreign minister states that the country will not provide Ukrainian draft evaders sanctuary on Polish territory, a move that comes amid rising hostilities in Ukraine

ICJ President Nawaf Salam acknowledges Germany's adherence to international arms control treaties and its recent decision to limit arms exports to Israel

Finland announces the continuation of collaboration with Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, to enhance security measures along its eastern border

The presiding judge in the criminal trial of Donald Trump imposes a fine of $9,000 on the former President of the U.S. for showing disrespect towards the court

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) turns down Nicaragua's request by 15 votes to 1, stating that the legal conditions for such a decision were unmet

'The impact of The New York Times story is impossible to fathom,' academics write in a letter, urging NYT to 'reverse some of the damage it has done to itself with its silence'