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UN inquiry finds Israeli forces shield settlers during attacks on Palestinians
A UN report finds that Palestinians are being subjected to “mass atrocities” by Israeli forces and being “violently repressed and controlled by the very faction that claims to govern them”. Source link
Breaking: Pilots 'fine' after US helicopter goes down near Strait of Hormuz
Donald Trump confirms reports of a US Apache helicopter crash near the Strait of Hormuz. Source link
Donald Trump booed at NBA Finals as chaos ensues outside
US President Donald Trump cops the vitriol of the Madison Square Garden crowd after causing chaos to attend the NBA Finals. Source link
The bad blood between Poland and Ukraine left over from World War II
Poland is weighing whether to strip Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of its top honour for renaming an army unit after Ukrainian nationalist insurgents who massacred Poles in World War II. Source link
Judge blocks Trump's $142,000 H-1B skilled worker visa fee
The Trump administration’s planned fee for the H-1B visa was announced to prevent foreign workers from taking American jobs. Source link
Both Israel and Iran seem to be outsmarting Trump
The US president is in deepening trouble and he does not seem to know how to get himself out of it. Source link
ICC chief prosecutor suspended after probe into sex abuse claims
The International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, has been suspended pending a vote by member states on his fate, following a probe into accusations of sexual harassment made against him. Source link
Pope meets abuse victims in Spain, while some say he's not doing enough
The pontiff, who is on a week-long visit to Spain, listens to proposals to make safeguarding against abuse more effective in the church. Source link
The Taiwan crisis nobody is watching
Taipei sits at the physical centre of the global AI economy but remains shut out of the diplomatic rooms where its sovereign rights are negotiated, often by others. Source link
Shipping was a murky world, now it's gone 'dark' to cross the Strait of Hormuz
Amid new strikes, the future of the Strait of Hormuz has again been plunged into uncertainty, but ships are finding a way through. Source link