Palestinians with dual citizenship walk at the Rafah border crossing with Egypt, in the hope of getting permission to leave Gaza,

Gaza Crossing Opens for Foreign Passport Holders and Wounded Amidst Israeli Strikes

Gaza Strip After three weeks of siege, the first Palestinians, dozens of dual passport holders and seriously injured, were allowed to leave Gaza, where Israeli airstrikes pounded a refugee camp for the second day. Despite the bombings driving tens of...
Germany

German Government to Expedite Asylum-Seekers’ Employment and Crack Down on Smugglers

BERLIN The German government has approved legislation to allow asylum-seekers to start working sooner and to stiffen punishment for migrant smugglers. This is part of a series of steps taken by the government to address migration as a major political...
Uganda

Uganda’s Military Captures Extremist Group Commander Linked to Tourist Attack

KAMPALA, Uganda The Ugandan military has captured a commander of an extremist group, Njovu, accused of killing two tourists last month. Njovu was captured during an exchange of fire on Lake Edward near Uganda's border with Congo. The fighting resulted...
China Manufacturing Sector

Asia’s Manufacturing Landscape Amidst China’s Fragile Economic Recovery

Asia's manufacturers are facing worsening pressure in October as factory activity in China continues to decline, affecting recovery prospects for major exporters. Purchasing managers' indexes for China, Japan, and South Korea show activity shrinking, while Vietnam and Malaysia also face...
Israel Defense Forces (IDF), take position during ground operations at a location given as Gaza

Israeli Offensive Intensifies, First Evacuees Flee Gaza for Safety

A group of injured evacuees from Gaza crossed into Egypt under a Qatari-mediated deal, as Israeli forces battle Hamas militants in the Palestinian enclave. The evacuees were transported via ambulances through the Rafah border crossing, with a deal allowing foreigners...
WeWork

WeWork’s Troubles Continue: Shares Plummet as Bankruptcy Looms

WeWork shares fell over 35% in premarket trading after reports emerged that the company could file for bankruptcy next week. The New York-based firm, once valued at $47 billion, now has a market capitalization of around $121 million. The bankruptcy...
Shenzhou-16 manned spaceship touches down at the Dongfeng landing site in north China

Shenzhou-16 Crew Touches Down on Earth after 154 Days in Space

China's Shenzhou-16 manned spacecraft has successfully returned to Earth after a historic 154-day mission. The craft landed at the Dongfeng Landing Site, with the on-site medical team confirming the three taikonauts onboard, led by mission commander Jing Haipeng, in good...
Ocean Pollution

Alarming Impact of Ocean Pollution: A Growing Concern

Oceans have been home to diverse life forms since their earliest days, providing shelter and habitat for various ecosystems. Mangrove-rich forests in coastal areas provide shelter and a nursery for various organisms, including whales and microscopic organisms. The Pacific Ocean,...
Russia President Vladimir Putin-North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un

Geopolitical Significance of the North Korea-Russia Alliance

Russia has increased its alliance with North Korea, despite being isolated from the international community and in need of weapons and ammunition to continue its fight in Ukraine. Recent developments suggest deepening military cooperation, which could prolong the war in...
Kurdish Military

Peshmerga Reforms: Strengthening the Kurdish Military and Community

The Peshmerga, a term referring to Kurdish valor, originated in the twentieth-century struggle for Kurdish rights in Iraq. The Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) emerged as powerful entities with their own Peshmerga forces. The...
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