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Record Number of Children Killed by Explosive Weapons in 2024: Save the Children Report

Record 12,000 children were killed or injured by explosive weapons in 2024 as urban conflicts rise, says Save the Children.

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Israeli Airstrike in Sidon Kills 13, Targets Palestinian Camp

Israeli airstrike in Sidon kills 13 in Palestinian refugee camp; Hamas denies military presence and condemns the attack.

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Israel Confirms Meny Godard as Hostage Body Returned by Hamas

Israel identifies Meny Godard as the hostage body returned by Hamas amid ongoing Gaza ceasefire efforts.

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Germany Unveils New Military Service Plan to Strengthen Armed Forces

Germany introduces a new military service system with mandatory screenings for 18-year-old men to boost troop numbers and strengthen national defence.

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Russia Unleashes Massive Overnight Assault on Ukraine as Zelensky Condemns “Vile” Attacks

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G7 Unites on Russia Sanctions, Backs Gaza Ceasefire Plan, Raises Concerns Over US Military Strikes in Caribbean

G7 backs Trump’s Gaza ceasefire plan, toughens sanctions on Russia, and questions US military strikes in the Caribbean.

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Growing Fears Gaza May Be Silently Partitioned as Trump’s Peace Plan Stalls

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Russia Strikes Ukraine Energy Facilities, Killing Three Amid Massive Drone and Missile Attack

Russia hits Ukraine energy facilities with 450+ drones and missiles, killing three and causing massive power outages. Zelenskiy urges stronger sanctions.

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Russian Ka-226 Helicopter Crashes in Dagestan, Killing Four in Dramatic Beach Attempt

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