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- Syria advances reconstruction efforts in earthquake-hit Aleppo
- Romania reports undetected drone crash amid rising aerial incursions
- Huckabee labels Israeli settlers as terrorists amid Qusra siege concerns
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- Sailor rescued after going overboard from USS Abraham Lincoln this month
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- NATO jets intercept drone after it enters Latvian airspace near Russia
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Rebuilding Aleppo: Syria’s war-torn economic capital enjoys gradual rebirth as traders return and the iconic citadel reopens to the public.
The United States ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, condemned Israeli settlers as “terrorists” during a siege of three Palestinian homes in Qusra, West Bank. The ongoing situation has cut off basic supplies to the families, with US officials indicating involvement in efforts to resolve the siege.
NATO jets have intercepted and shot down a drone in Latvian airspace, which was redirected by Russian electromagnetic warfare during a Ukrainian strike on Ust-Luga.
After more than a decade of control, armed groups in Tripoli have agreed to vacate Libya’s capital. Interior Minister Imad Trabelsi, representing the internationally recognised government, announced the culmination of extensive negotiations with a deal for regular forces to assume policing duties in Tripoli.
The Biden administration has revealed plans to forgive $1.2 billion (£949 million) in student debt for 153,000 American borrowers. Previously, President Joe Biden’s initiative to erase student debt for over 40 million Americans was halted by the Supreme Court.
Australian bishop Christopher Saunders has been accused of rape and a series of historical sexual offences, some involving children. The 74-year-old was arrested in Broome on Wednesday following parallel investigations conducted by Western Australian police and the Vatican.
A recent decision by the Alabama Supreme Court ruling that frozen embryos hold the legal status of children and that individuals could face liability for accidentally destroying them has ignited a fresh controversy in the ongoing debate over reproductive medicine in the United States.
The farmers are demanding assured prices for their crops. They say the government has not kept its promises – made during the 2020-21 protests, and also have demands including pensions and a debt waiver.
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