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Israeli media announces that captive Sahar Baruch whom the Israeli occupation forces had pronounced dead last year turned out to have been killed during his rescue operation.

Israeli media: It is yet to be known whether captive Sahar Baruch was killed at the hands of the Israeli forces or the al-Qassam fighters.

The blood diamond trade 'Israel's' illegal trade in Africa

"Israel's" diamond industry is dripping with blood. The Israeli occupation is illegally trading arms deals in Africa with diamonds, as it secured the overwhelming majority of profits from the diamond industry in a number of African countries, bribing African decision-makers in the process.

Tobacco control measures protect people

World military spending rises to Record

Global inflation in February

Which countries pollute the ocean with the most plastic waste?

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In 2021, one child or youth died every 4.4 seconds

500,000 early deaths per year due to global pollinator losses

Social media influences sensibility of young people

ChatGPT … would it affect academics?

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Niger hosts historic anti-imperialist conference

Game meat for hungry communities in Southern Africa

UNICEF says 7.4 million children in these six southern African countries are living in child food poverty, of which over 2 million are surviving on extremely poor diets. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab El-Hajj)

60 million facing starvation in six Southern African countries

African countries resume anti-trophy hunting fight with UK’s new gov.

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World in turmoil: Global conflict zones surge by 65%

Global conflict zones have surged by 65% in just three years, according to the Conflict Intensity Index, published by risk analysts Verisk Maplecroft. With over 4.6% of the world’s landmass now embroiled in violence, an area nearly twice the size of India, its ripple effects touch every corner of the world, impacting economies, supply chains, and civilians.