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Israel-Gaza Conflict · United States

Trump breaks with Netanyahu over Gaza starvation as Israel announces tactical pause for aid delivery

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Trump pushes Netanyahu to 'get the food' to Gaza civilians as concerns rise over hunger amid Israel's war on Hamas.See the Story

Middle East Politics · Syria

As Trump Lifts Sanctions on Myanmar Elites, Is He Eyeing the Country’s Rare Earth Reserves?

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The military junta that overthrew Myanmar’s democratically elected government in 2021 is preparing the ground for national elections in December and January. The junta’s hope is these deeply flawed elections would consolidate its power and provide it with a fig leaf of legitimacy. Helping its cause are moves by the Trump administration indicating it may be looking to bring the Myanmar junta in from the cold. A week ago, US President Donald Trump…Donald Trump · Kachin See the Story

Exiled To Silence: U.S. Deportees Held In Isolation In Eswatini Prison

A human rights lawyer in Eswatini says he has been denied access to five foreign nationals deported by the United States under a controversial third-country agreement, raising legal and ethical alarms about the Trump administration’s latest immigration enforcement strategy. The five men, originally from Cuba, Jamaica, Laos, Yemen, and Vietnam, are now imprisoned in Eswatini’s main maximum-security facility, despite not being citizens of the sout…Matsapha · Matsapha Read Article

UK And US Condemn Hong Kong National Security Police After Bounties Are Issued For Political Dissidents

As of 26 July 2025, the United Kingdom and the United States have condemned the actions of Hong Kong’s national security police. These condemnations follow the security police formally issuing arrest warrants as well as bounties for 19 Hong Kong activists living overseas in the United Kingdom and the United States. The bounties range from 200,000 to one million Hong Kong dollars (about $25,000-$125,000) depending on the Hong Kong police’s intere…London, England · London Read Article

Global Hunger Crisis Intensifies In 2025 With Relentless Conflict And Devastating Aid Cuts

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) released a report stating that in 2024, an estimated 638 – 720 million people faced food insecurity; since those numbers were recorded, conflicts in Gaza and Sudan have unravelled into famine conditions where millions of people face imminent starvation, and hundreds of thousands more have been affected by a host of issues including the rapidly approaching climate crisis, indiscrim…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

Australia And Britain Sign 50-Year A.U.K.U.S. Submarine Partnership Treaty

On July 26, Australia and the United Kingdom signed a 50-year treaty over a nuclear submarine deal. The “Geelong Treaty,” named after the Australian city where it was signed, aims to bolster cooperation between the two nations and supplement the 2021 A.U.K.U.S. pact, under which the U.S. and Britain share nuclear-powered submarine technology with Australia. Amid the formal review by the Trump administration, two U.S. allies are likely to uphold …Geelong · Geelong Read Article

Why Trump’s Refugee Policy For South Africans Is Concerning

A diplomatic cable recently leaked to Reuters has revealed that U.S. diplomats asked whether non-white South Africans could qualify for a refugee program established under President Donald Trump, which was explicitly for white Afrikaners. The exchange between the U.S. Embassy in Pretoria and the State Department in Washington has sparked renewed scrutiny of the Trump administration’s refugee priorities and of how race may have shaped eligibility…Pretoria · Pretoria Read Article

Mexican President Says U.S. And Mexico Are Close To Finalizing Security Agreement Amid Tariff Deadline

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At a press conference on 14 July 2025, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum stated that the U.S. and Mexico were close to reaching an agreement on security before U.S. tariffs are set to take effect on 1 August 2025. On 12 July 2025, President Trump posted on Truth Social that Mexico was not doing enough to combat the flow of fentanyl and cartels that have turned the United States into a “Narco Trafficking Playground.” Trump added the U.S. would …Claudia Sheinbaum · Mexico City See the Story

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Trump breaks with Netanyahu over Gaza starvation as Israel announces tactical pause for aid delivery

Hospitals in Syria's Sweida struggling after sectarian clashes, WHO says

Cambodia and Thailand begin talks in Malaysia amid fragile ceasefire

Syria forms panel to probe civilian attacks in Sweida violence

As Trump Lifts Sanctions on Myanmar Elites, Is He Eyeing the Country’s Rare Earth Reserves?

Exiled To Silence: U.S. Deportees Held In Isolation In Eswatini Prison

UK And US Condemn Hong Kong National Security Police After Bounties Are Issued For Political Dissidents

Global Hunger Crisis Intensifies In 2025 With Relentless Conflict And Devastating Aid Cuts

Australia And Britain Sign 50-Year A.U.K.U.S. Submarine Partnership Treaty

Why Trump’s Refugee Policy For South Africans Is Concerning

Mexican President Says U.S. And Mexico Are Close To Finalizing Security Agreement Amid Tariff Deadline

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As Trump Lifts Sanctions on Myanmar Elites, Is He Eyeing the Country’s Rare Earth Reserves?

Exiled To Silence: U.S. Deportees Held In Isolation In Eswatini Prison

UK And US Condemn Hong Kong National Security Police After Bounties Are Issued For Political Dissidents

Global Hunger Crisis Intensifies In 2025 With Relentless Conflict And Devastating Aid Cuts

Australia And Britain Sign 50-Year A.U.K.U.S. Submarine Partnership Treaty

Why Trump’s Refugee Policy For South Africans Is Concerning

Mexican President Says U.S. And Mexico Are Close To Finalizing Security Agreement Amid Tariff Deadline