Hezbollah to Bury Fighters Killed in War with Israel
Among those killed are at least 274 women and 177 children, according to the health ministry, which does not classify people as combatants or civilians.
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Hungary’s Anti-LGBTQ Law Breaches EU Rules: Bloc’s Court
The court found for the first time that the Article 2 of the Treaty of the European Union (TEU) was infringed, including the rights of transgender and non-heterosexual individuals, “as well as the values of respect for human dignity, equality and respect for human rights, including the rights of persons belonging to minorities”
Kenyan Double-Double As Korir, Lokedi Defend Boston Marathon Crowns
Defending champions John Korir and Sharon Lokedi completed a Kenyan double-double at the Boston Marathon on Monday, both delivering tactical masterpieces to clinch back-to-back victories in the 130th edition of the prestigious road race.
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Kenya, Tanzania Na Uganda Zashutumiwa Kwa Ukandamizaji Wa Wanaharakati Nje Ya Mipaka
Kenya, Tanzania na Uganda yametajwa miongoni mwa mataifa yanayoshiriki katika ukandamizaji wa wapinzani na wanaharakati nje ya mipaka yao, ikionyesha Afrika Mashariki kama kitovu cha mashirikiano ya kiusalama yenye sura ya kiimla, kulingana na ripoti mpya ya Freedom House
Hormuz passage ‘completely open’ to commercial ships during ceasefire: Iran FM
Oil prices that had spiked during the supply disruptions plunged after the Iranian announcement of opening the Strait.
Pope Leo Comes Into His Own with Trump Spat
US President Donald Trump’s threat to destroy Iran’s centuries-old civilisation was the red line that prompted Pope Leo to show his colours, analysts say.
Lebanon Says nearly 2,300 Killed in Israel War
Israeli attacks on Lebanon have killed nearly 2,300 people since March 2, Lebanon’s health ministry said, on the first day of the ceasefire in the Israel-Hezbollah war.
Myanmar Ex-president Freed from Post-Coup Detention, Suu Kyi’s Sentence Cut
The order announced by Min Aung Hlaing — the coup leader who ousted Suu Kyi’s government and was sworn in last week as civilian president — to reduce the remaining terms of all sentences under 40 years by one-sixth “also applies to her”, the source said.
Japanese Fans Gather to Welcome BTS on World Tour
The seven-member group — widely regarded as the world’s biggest boy band — took to the stage together for the first time last month following a years-long hiatus prompted by mandatory military service.
Nearly 900 Rohingya Refugees Dead, Missing in Shipwrecks in 2025: UN
The Rohingya mainly leave from huge camps in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar, where more than a million refugees forced to flee across the border from war-torn Myanmar’s Rakhine state live in squalid conditions.
