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The death toll from Friday's attack underscores how Gaza-war dynamics are spilling into daily life in the occupied West Bank.

The housing secretary says policymakers should not expect rent caps because new renter protections are already reshaping the market.

France 24 returns to Kanak independence strongholds and major towns, showing how violence reshapes daily life and politics.

A hunger strike stops, but the pressure ramps up, with youth protesters vowing to keep going until a resignation.

Her educator and activist life, from Mississippi literacy classes to planning for a grandson's graduation, ends at 83.

A late attack in Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz's solo breakaway reshuffles the standings before another 3,000m mountain test.

A Westminster survey of 500+ staffers finds threatening communication is widespread, pushing MPs to tighten physical security fast.

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The bargain with Riyadh is framed as a hedge against Iran, but it has Gulf-wide and US political risk baked in.

The real advantage is not a lone U.S. move, it is coordinated action that sticks.

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