Since the 1998 peace accords, bombings, shootings, and paramilitary style beatings have persisted — but violence is falling
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Face-off in Britain over controversial surveillance tech
The use of live facial recognition technology led to 10 arrests in a single morning in London. But critics say it’s an Orwellian mass surveillance tool
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Wedding proposal greets medic freed in Ukraine prisoner swap
A Ukrainian military doctor became engaged to a soldier she served with, a day after she was released as a prisoner of Russia
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Israeli defence minister unveils plan for post-war Gaza
Under the plan, Israel’s war will continue until it has secured the return of the hostages, dismantled Hamas and removed military threats
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Iran blames Israel, US for blasts that killed 95 near grave of Guards general
The unclaimed attacks sparked fears of a widening conflict in the region, rattled global markets where oil prices jumped more than three per cent
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‘Make Britain great’: right-wing party threatens UK Tories
Reform UK, a right-wing political party founded by Eurosceptic Nigel Farage, is posing a headache for Britain’s ruling Conservatives
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A migrant’s odyssey from Venezuela to the United States
The legless migrant and his family spent months navigating thick jungles and criminal gangs before finally crossing the US border
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Japan probes plane inferno after ‘miracle’ escape
‘Airlines are required to be able to empty an airplane of all passengers and crew within 90 seconds… we saw [that] was completed without fail’
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Harvard president resigns after rows over plagiarism, anti-semitism
Harvard’s president Claudine Gay became engulfed in scandal following her testimony to Congress and reports of plagiarism
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UK’s Tony Blair denies link to role in ‘resettlement’ of Gazans
Expelling civilians during a conflict or creating unlivable conditions which force them to leave is a war crime