Hours after the start of Monday’s criminal attack on Jenin in the northern West Bank, several thousand residents of the city’s densely populated refugee camp were forced to flee their homes, amid Palestinian claims that the military had threatened and forced camp residents to leave
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Opposition politicians in Taiwan don't want mines laid on the island
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Stoltenberg, a former Norwegian PM, has been the head of NATO since 2014
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On Saturday, Spain’s acting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez began Madrid’s six-month presidency of the European Union with a bellicose visit to Kiev to underline the bloc’s commitment to NATO’s war against Russia in the Ukraine
Crimea has been controlled by Russia since 2014
The bombers participated in a training exercise with US and South Korean fighter jets
Japan is making final preparations for dumping nuclear-contaminated wastewater into the sea.
Israel’s military launched an aerial and armoured vehicle attack on the northern West Bank city of Jenin and the city’s densely populated refugee camp in the early hours of Monday morning, killing at least 10 Palestinians, including three children, and wounding dozens more
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Israel says it launched about 20 drone strikes in Jenin as part of an assault involving 1,000 Israeli troops with 150 armored vehicles
China will impose export controls on gallium and germanium, both used in the making of semiconductors and other electronic components, starting next month to safeguard national security and interests, two ministries announced on Monday
Says Okinawan Governor Denny Tamaki
Without historical context, buried by corporate media, it’s impossible to understand Ukraine. Historians will tell the story. But the Establishment hits back at journalists, like at CN, who try to tell it now.
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