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At least 47 dead in Nepal as heavy rains trigger landslides, floods
Torrential rains have caused deadly landslides and flash floods across Nepal, killing at least 47 people, blocking roads, and washing away bridges, officials said Sunday.
Syria holds first elections since Assad’s fall
Syria is holding its first parliamentary elections on Sunday since the overthrow of former President Bashar al-Assad, but voting will take place in only part of the country amid continuing instability and concerns over fairness.
Israel bombs gaza despite Trump’s call, 7 killed
Israel carried out multiple airstrikes and artillery bombardments on Gaza City and surrounding areas on Saturday, killing at least seven people, according to Gaza’s Civil Defence.
Israeli cabinet orders suspension of military operation in Gaza
Israel has ordered its military to suspend continuous operation in Gaza, signaling a shift after Hamas indicated partial acceptance of U.S. President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace initiative, reports Al Jazeera.
Hamas signals readiness for hostage release, ceasefire under Trump’s plan
Hamas has expressed willingness to take major steps toward ending the Gaza conflict, agreeing in principle to release all Israeli hostages—both alive and dead—under U.S. President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace proposal.
Israel seizes last vessel of global sumud flotilla
Israeli forces have taken control of the last active vessel of the Global Sumud Flotilla bound for Gaza. The Polish-flagged ship is named The Marinette.
Musk becomes world's first person to hit $500 billion net worth
Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, has crossed an unprecedented milestone in personal wealth. On Wednesday, his net worth briefly surpassed $500 billion, making him the first individual in history to reach half a trillion dollars.
Morocco Gen Z protests turn deadly, 2 killed
Two people were killed and others injured in the Moroccan town of Lqliaa, near Agadir, when security forces used firearms to prevent a group of individuals from stealing their weapons on Wednesday night, local authorities said, in an incident that marks a deadly turn in anti-government protests that initially rallied for social justice reforms.
Israeli forces intercepts Gaza aid Flotilla: Organisers
Israeli forces intercepted an international flotilla attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza late Wednesday, with organisers reporting that several boats were boarded as they approached the besieged territory.
51 more Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza, two die of starvation
The bodies of 51 more Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza in the past 24 hours have been brought to hospitals, and at least 180 have been injured. In addition, two more people, including one children, have died from the imposed famine.