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French grandmother files 'genocide' complaint in Paris over Israel's Gaza killings

Israel-Hamas Conflict · France

French grandmother files 'genocide' complaint in Paris over Israel's Gaza killings

39% Left coverage: 36 sources

PARIS: A grandmother has filed a criminal case in Paris, accusing Israeli authorities of killing her two French grandchildren in Gaza in October 2023, her lawyer told AFP on Friday.See the Story

Gaza Rescuers Say Israel Fire Kills 36, Six of Them Near Aid Centre

Gaza Rescuers Say Israel Fire Kills 36, Six of Them Near Aid Centre

39% Right coverage: 36 sources

Gaza's civil defence agency said Israeli forces killed at least 36 Palestinians on Saturday, six of them in a shooting near a US-backed aid distribution centre.See the Story

Media groups urge Israel to allow Gaza access for foreign journalists

Israel-Hamas Conflict · Israel

Media groups urge Israel to allow Gaza access for foreign journalists

40% Right coverage: 35 sources

Israel has blocked most foreign correspondents from independently accessing Gaza since it began its war there following the unprecedented October 7, 2023 attack by militant group Hamas. See the Story

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Israeli soldiers bar media from visiting West Bank villages on tour organized by Oscar winners

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Israeli soldiers bar media from visiting West Bank villages on tour organized by Oscar winners

Ronaldo Says He Does Not Plan to Play at Club World Cup

50% Left coverage: 22 sources

Al-Nassr and Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo said on Saturday he did not plan to play at the Club World Cup in the United States, despite being courted by clubs participating in the expanded 32-team tournament.Speculation over the 40-year-old's future intensified last month when FIFA President Gianni InfaCristiano Ronaldo See the Story

Iran orders thousands of tons of ballistic missile ingredients from China - WSJ

58% Right coverage: 19 sources

Iran has ordered thousands of tons of ballistic missile ingredients from China as part of an effort to rebuild its military capabilities while navigating ongoing nuclear talks with the United States, according to a Wall Street Journal report on Thursday, citing sources familiar with the transactions. Iran Politics · Iran See the Story

North Africa’s rail race spurred by World Cup, trade and bullet trains

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Algeria, Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia are betting on high-speed rail, long-distance routes and expanded networks to improve their economic outlook and project power.Sports · Algeria Read Article

In Tunisia's arid south, camel milk offers hope for economic gain

42% Center coverage: 26 sources

Deep in Tunisia's desert south, camels stride toward humming milking machines. Their milk is at the heart of a women-led project promising an economic lifeline for disadvantaged communities.Startups · Tunisia See the Story

In Syria's devastated Jobar, cemetery comes alive for Eid

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Only the cemetery in Damascus's devastated suburb of Jobar showed signs of life on Friday as residents returned to visit and pray for Eid al-Adha, the first since Bashar al-Assad's fall.Jawdat al-Qais fought back tears as he knelt at the tomb of his father, who died less than a month ago."His wish was to be buried in Jobar -- and Jobar was liberated and he was buried here," said Qais, 57."We carried out his wish, thank God," he said, adding that…Bashar Al-Assad · Damascus See the Story

Families of Kurdish journalists slain in suspected Turkish drone strike in Syria want their remains

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Ankara’s refusal to repatriate the journalists' remains underscores the political stakes of acknowledging the drone strike.Kurds · Syria Read Article

Israeli Military Says Four Soldiers Killed in Gaza, Will Draft 10,000 More Troops

40% Center coverage: 10 sources

The Israeli army on Friday said four of its soldiers had been killed in the area of Khan Younis after explosives detonated in a compound they were operating in, causing parts of it to collapse. The military also said that it is currently short of around 10,000 troops, and will send out “tens of thousands” of notices in the next draft cycle.Hamas · Gaza See the Story

Spiderweb: Ukraine's Undercover Operations in Russia

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

While Russia pounds Ukraine from the air, Ukrainian agents are striking targets far behind enemy lines. What's the story behind Ukraine's attacks inside Russia?War · Russia See the Story

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