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Sep 03, 2024
Dhaka [Bangladesh], September 3: Floodwaters have receded in most areas of the 11 affected districts, but the struggles of those impacted continue, as the disaster has left many homeless, The Daily Star reported.
UK: Academicians urge universities to be transparent over donations
Increase in visitors to Spain despite anti-tourism protests
Netanyahu not doing enough to secure Gaza ceasefire deal: Biden
First day of Gaza polio vaccination campaign reaches 87,000 children
Suicide bomb attack kills at least six civilians in Afghan capital Kabul
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Ten dead as storm Yagi triggers floods in Philippines
Manila [Philippines], September 3: Ten people were killed as tropical storm Yagi dumped heavy rains in the Philippines, causing floods and landslides, the national disaster...
Many Ukrainians injured in heavy Russian missile and drone attacks
Kyiv [Ukraine], September 3: Russia unleashed a powerful wave of drone and missile attacks on Ukraine, targeting Kiev, Sumy and Kharkiv, officials said on Monday...
Azerbaijan ruling party wins majority in snap parliamentary elections
Moscow [Russia], September 3: President Ilham Aliyev's ruling party has secured the majority of seats in the snap parliamentary elections held in Azerbaijan, local media...
Dutch schools begin mobile phone ban
Amsterdam [Netherlands], September 3: Schools in the Netherlands began a complete nationwide ban on mobile phones on Monday.
'Far-right surge in eastern state elections damaging Germany'
Berlin [Germany], September 3: Politicians in the German states of Thuringia and Saxony began wrangling over potential coalitions on Monday after state elections saw big...
Israeli court orders unions to end strike across sectors over hostage killings
Tel Aviv [Israel], September 3: A court in Israel ordered an end to strikes across a range of sectors on Monday that was called to...
Human Rights Watch calls on Mongolia to arrest Putin
Berlin [Germany], September 3: Human Rights Watch has called on Mongolia to either deny entry to Russian President Vladimir Putin or arrest him, according to...
New restrictions at Columbia as protests return to campus
Sep 02, 2024
New York [US], September 2: The new school year is still days away, but student protesters have already made a noisy return to Columbia University's...
Arrest of Telegram boss marks shift in policing tech world
Paris [France], September 2: The investigation into Telegram boss Pavel Durov that has fired a warning shot to global tech titans was started by a small cybercrime unit within the Paris prosecutor's office, led by 38-year-old Johanna Brousse. The arrest of Durov, 39, last Saturday marks a significant shift in how some global authorities may seek to deal with tech chiefs reluctant to police illegal content on their platforms.
Massive protests hit Israel after six hostages killed in Gaza
Former Taipei mayor released after being questioned
US Democrats urge Israel-Hamas ceasefire after dead hostages recovered
Trump signals backing for Florida marijuana legalisation
Germany's far right set to gain in eastern regional vote
At least 41 hurt in Russian air strikes on Kharkiv
Kremlin spokesman says Harris is more predictable than Trump
Israel, Hamas agree to brief pauses in fighting for polio vaccinations
Israeli army announces 6 bodies of hostages recovered in Gaza
Will continue to engage with all stakeholders in Afghanistan, including Taliban: UN
