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Global calls for Israel to scrap Gaza control plan
The foreign ministry wrote on X that Riyadh "categorically condemns its persistence in committing crimes of starvation, brutal practices, and ethnic cleansing against the brotherly Palestinian people".
Five astronauts leave space station for trip back to Earth
When they launched in June 2024, Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were only supposed to spend eight days in space on a test of the Boeing Starliner's first crewed flight.
WHO says nearly 100,000 struck with cholera in Sudan
Cholera has swept across Sudan, with all states reporting outbreaks. Nearly 100,000 cases have been reported since July last year.
Ghana probes helicopter crash that killed two ministers
Defence Minister Edward Omane Boamah, Environment Minister Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed and six others people, including senior political figures and the air force crew, died in the crash on Wednesday.
India exporters say 50 percent Trump levy ‘severe setback’
Indian exporters warned that additional US tariffs risked making businesses "not viable" after President Donald Trump ordered steeper levies on Indian goods over New Delhi's purchasing of Russian oil.
Italy approves plans for world’s longest suspension bridge
After decades of planning -- and considerable controversy -- a ministerial committee gave the green light to the state-funded bridge over the Strait of Messina, Transport and Infrastructure Minister Matteo Salvini announced.
Cambodian workers flock home from Thailand after clashes
Huge numbers of returning workers and their families streamed through the Ban Laem-Daung border post between Thailand's eastern Chanthaburi province and Battambang in Cambodia on Wednesday.
Putera Harry dibebaskan daripada dakwaan membuli
Selepas siasatan yang berlangsung selama beberapa bulan, Suruhanjaya Kebajikan UK menyatakan bahawa mereka “tidak menemui sebarang bukti berlakunya buli atau gangguan secara meluas atau sistematik.
How Trump’s love for TV is shaping US diplomacy
Trump made clear his affection for the small screen in late July when asked if he agreed with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a major US ally, that there was no famine in Gaza.
Japan to boost rice production after price surge
The Japanese government wants farmers to grow more rice, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba announced Tuesday, departing from decades of trying to diversify crops after the grain's prices doubled this year.
