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Explainer: What’s Next for the Gaza Ceasefire, and Will the Truce Last?
Reuters – More than two months after Israel and Hamas agreed to a ceasefire halting two years of devastating warfare in Gaza, most fighting has stopped.
Afghan Hunger Crisis Deepens as Aid Funding Falls Short, UN Says
KABUL (Reuters) – The UN World Food Programme is unable for the first time in decades to provide effective aid to millions of Afghans suffering from malnutrition, with deaths especially among children likely to rise this winter, the WFP said on Tuesday.
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May 30
Health Issues
A New Cholera Outbreak in Sudan Has Killed Over 170 People in a Week, Officials Say
May 30
Marriage & Family
U.S. Children of Divorce Have Reduced Earnings, Increased Chances of Teen Births and Jail, Study Says
May 30
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The U.S. Academic Partnership with China, Under Strain for Years, Faces Its Biggest Threat
May 22
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Why Are More Shoppers Struggling to Repay ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Loans?
May 21
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Half of U.S. States Now Have Laws Banning or Regulating Cellphones in Schools, with More to Follow
May 20
Weather & Environment
Syria’s Driest Winter in Nearly 7 Decades Triggers a Severe Water Crisis in Damascus
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The UK and the EU Hail a New Chapter as They Sign Fresh Deals 5 Years After Brexit
May 16
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Israel Expands Attacks in Gaza and Yemen as President Trump Wraps Up Trip to Region
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India Fires Missiles on Pakistan. Islamabad Calls It an ‘Act of War’ and Says It Downed Indian Jets
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December 17, 2025
- Explainer: What’s Next for the Gaza Ceasefire, and Will the Truce Last? December 16, 2025
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- Explainer: Why Is Fate of Donetsk Region a Sticking Point in Talks on Ending War in Ukraine? November 26, 2025
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- Gaza Truce Progress Slow as Israeli-Hamas Violence Persists
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- What Is in the U.S. Peace Plan for Ending the War in Ukraine?
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