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Washington Post announces massive layoffs in blow to storied paper
Spokesperson says that cuts apply to about one-third of newsroom, with sport and international coverage largely gutted.
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Killing of Saif Gaddafi removes alternative to Libya’s rival governments
Death of former dictator’s son removes symbolic alternative to Libya’s entrenched political deadlock, analysts say.
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Mixed emotions among Palestinians as Rafah crossing partially reopens
Emotional homecomings seen as some Palestinians reunite with loved ones amid mixed sentiments at the Rafah border.
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Trump hails ‘excellent’ phone call with China’s Xi amid trade tensions
Trump stresses his ‘extremely good’ personal relationship with Xi Jinping, key to maintaining stable US-China ties.
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Gaza on the agenda as Turkiye’s Erdogan meets Egypt’s el-Sisi in Cairo
The Turkish president said humanitarian tragedy continues in the enclave amid a fresh wave of deadly Israeli attacks.
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Russian shelling kills seven in Ukrainian market, clouding Abu Dhabi talks
Donetsk Governor Vadym Filashkin accused Moscow of carrying out ‘another targeted war crime’.
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US border security chief withdrawing 700 immigration agents from Minnesota
Tom Homan cites increased cooperation with local authorities but promises enforcement operations will continue.
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Can India switch from Russian to Venezuelan oil, as Trump wants?
US President Donald Trump’s plan to sell Venezuelan oil to India is neat, but may be operationally messy, analysts say.
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Epstein, Israel’s Barak discussed ‘gigantic’ consultancy sums paid to Blair
In a released recording, convicted sex offender and former Israeli leader discuss ‘gigantic’ sums paid to former UK PM.
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Libya’s top prosecutor launches probe into Saif al-Islam Gaddafi’s killing
Statement from attorney general’s office says forensics teams examines body and site of shooting.
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