Israel-Hamas Battles Rage Around Major Gaza Hospitals
Israeli forces fought Hamas militants in besieged Gaza on Monday including around at least two major hospitals, raising fears for the patients, medics and displaced people trapped inside.
Seven Wounded In Russian Missile Attack On Kyiv
Kyiv's mayor said seven people including a teenage girl were wounded on Monday after Ukrainian air defence systems downed two Russian ballistic missiles over the capital, sending metal debris crashing to the ground.
Middle East Conflict: US Abstains In UNSC Gaza Ceasefire Resolution Vote
The war in Gaza is now on its 171st day, and tensions between the U.S. and Israel seem to be reaching a fever pitch as Israel's top western ally on Monday abstained from a UNSC resolution vote that called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza during the Muslim month of Ramadan, marking a stark shift from its previous vetoing of earlier texts.
Kremlin Refuses To Comment On IS Links To Moscow Attack
The Kremlin refused to comment Monday on the Islamic State group's claims that it was behind the deadliest attack in Russia in two decades, as rescuers searched for bodies amid the rubble of the burnt-out Moscow concert hall.
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Gaza Christians Ask For Peace On Palm Sunday
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Brazil Police Arrest 'Masterminds' Of Rio Councilmember's 2018 Murder
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Ukraine Claims To Have Struck Two Russian Ships In Crimea
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Russia's Opposition Blasts Putin's Broken Security Promises
Russia's opposition has slammed Vladimir Putin's broken security promise in the wake of the Moscow concert hall attack, saying the country's intelligence agencies were too focused on hunting Kremlin critics instead of actual threats.
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Russian Ambassador Claims US Provided No Information Prior To Terrorist Attack
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An Israeli strike on a car near the Syrian border killed a man Sunday, a security source said, after overnight fire wounded four people in Lebanon's east, a second security official said.
Turkey Heads To Local Elections As Erdogan Seeks To Avenge 2019 Defeat
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Korcok Tipped To Halt Slovakia's Shift Towards Russia
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More Than 130 Kidnapped Nigerian Schoolchildren Released
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Kyiv And Ukraine's Lviv Region Report 'Massive' Russian Attack, No Casualties
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