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Al Jazeera

center19d ago

Israeli barrier cuts off water to West Bank Palestinians before elections

Israeli forces have imposed a two-week siege on the Ras al-Ahmar Bedouin community in the occupied West Bank's Jordan Valley, blocking access to water, animal feed, and healthcare as they construct a military barrier. The blockade has led to livestock starvation, restricted movement for residents, and prevented 51 schoolchildren from attending classes, intensifying pressure on the community to leave their land.

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Middle East Eye

center19d ago

Lapid says young Israelis told him 'even babies' in Gaza should be killed

Former Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid recounted that young Israelis told him during a recent meeting that "even babies" in Gaza should be killed because they will eventually grow up to be terrorists. Lapid shared this account on Wednesday, describing the rhetoric he heard as furious and painful.

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Middle East Eye

center19d ago

Death, displacement and disease: A young Gaza doctor on life under Israeli bombardment

A young Palestinian doctor, Maryam Youssef, described her experiences volunteering at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis amidst Israeli bombardment and displacement. She recounted working while ill and facing severe shortages of food and medical supplies, highlighting the ongoing health crisis in Gaza.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center19d ago

Hungarian alliances in Ukraine express satisfaction with draft law on education

Two Hungarian minority organizations in Ukraine, the Cultural Alliance of Hungarians in Sub-Carpathia and the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Ukraine, welcomed a draft law on national minority education submitted to the Verkhovna Rada on October 1. They stated the draft law comprehensively regulates educational rights and language use, urging its swift adoption to support minority interests and Ukraine's European integration.

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Middle East Eye

center19d ago

World’s largest nursing union cuts ties with Israeli drugmaker Teva

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN), the world's largest nursing union, has ended its commercial partnership with Israeli pharmaceutical company Teva UK. This decision follows campaigning by pro-Palestine groups citing Teva's links to the Israeli military and a history of corruption, with the RCN stating Teva's operations were not aligned with its values.

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Al Jazeera

center19d ago

Ethiopia, Eritrea break ties: Does the conflict risk becoming regional war?

Eritrea announced it was severing all diplomatic ties with Ethiopia on Thursday, reciprocating Ethiopia's earlier closure of its embassy in Asmara and expulsion of diplomats. Analysts warn this escalation, rooted in territorial disputes and mutual accusations of backing opposition groups, risks destabilizing the wider region, including Sudan.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center19d ago

Zelenskyy signs law on Ukraine's participation in European Defence Fund

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a law ratifying the agreement for Ukraine's participation in the European Defence Fund. This move aims to deepen defence-industrial cooperation with the EU, involve Ukrainian companies in joint research and development projects, and expand the nation's defence industry capabilities.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center19d ago

Zelenskyy expects 400 jet-powered drone interceptors to be produced in October, but their effectiveness varies

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated Ukraine could produce approximately 400 high-speed interceptor drones by October to counter Russian jet-powered drones, though their effectiveness currently varies significantly. Zelenskyy highlighted that while F-16 jets destroy 50-60% of such drones, the interceptors' success rate fluctuates between 10% and 70%, posing a challenge for scaling production due to engine supply issues.

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Al Jazeera

center19d ago

Ukraine calls for tighter sanctions as Russian attacks spark Kyiv gridlock

Russian drone attacks on Kyiv overnight closed key bridges, causing traffic gridlock and one fatality, prompting President Zelenskyy to call for tighter allied sanctions on Russia's component supply chains. The capital is experiencing severe disruption, with Zelenskyy urging countries to prevent foreign components from reaching Russian weapons manufacturers.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center19d ago

Japan imposes new sanctions on Russia: 33 companies, individuals and shadow fleet vessels blacklisted

On Friday, October 2, Japan expanded its sanctions against Russia by blacklisting 33 companies, nine individuals linked to the military-industrial complex, and 35 "shadow fleet" vessels. The sanctions also targeted four companies from Türkiye and the UAE, reflecting Japan's ongoing response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center19d ago

EU says Ukraine no longer requires additional funds in 2026

EU and Ukrainian representatives concluded on October 1 that Ukraine does not require additional international funding in 2026, according to European Commission spokesperson Paula Pinho. This assessment was reached after a joint meeting to evaluate Ukraine's financial needs for the upcoming year.

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Middle East Eye

center20d ago

France approved new military equipment sales to Israel, research finds

France approved 35 new sales of military equipment to Israel between May and September 2026, including tank cooling systems and surveillance equipment destined for Elbit Systems subsidiaries. These findings, released by rights groups, contradict the French government's claims of halting offensive arms sales and continuing only defensive components.

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Al Jazeera

center20d ago

Washington’s diplomacy in Sudan has backfired

Pressure meant to isolate Sudan’s army has instead left Washington isolated and a ceasefire further out of reach.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center20d ago

Russians attack petrol station in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast twice

Russian forces conducted two separate attacks on a Ukrnafta petrol station in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, damaging the facility but causing no casualties among employees or customers. This incident is part of a pattern of Russian strikes on civilian infrastructure, with Ukrnafta continuing operations while assessing repair needs.

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BBC Africa

center20d ago

How fresh fighting in Tigray could spark wider conflict in Ethiopia

Fresh fighting has erupted in Ethiopia's Tigray region between regional forces and the national army, with clashes spreading into neighboring Afar and Amhara regions. The TPLF claims the federal government launched an offensive, while the government states Tigrayan forces attacked first after seizing airports, disrupting services and causing panic buying among residents recovering from a previous war.

Ethiopia / Tigray

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Ukrainska Pravda

center20d ago

Zelenskyy on new EU tranche of almost €3 billion: Very timely support

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced on X that Ukraine received a €2.9 billion financial assistance tranche from the European Commission. Zelenskyy stated this support is timely, aiding macro-financial stability and defense capabilities, while emphasizing ongoing coordination to fulfill remaining agreements.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center20d ago

Ukrainian foreign minister discusses protection of Ukraine against Russian attacks with NATO representative

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha met with NATO Secretary General's Chief of Staff Geoffrey van Leeuwen to discuss enhanced cooperation and assistance against Russian drone and missile attacks. Sybiha briefed van Leeuwen on Russia's terror campaign and emphasized that Russian attacks increasingly threaten NATO member states through border infrastructure strikes and provocations.

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Ukrainska Pravda

center20d ago

Ukraine receives €2.9 billion under Ukraine Facility

Ukraine received €2.9 billion from the European Union under the Ukraine Facility, as announced by Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi. These funds are crucial for state resilience, covering key expenditures and allowing more domestic resources to be directed towards defense amid ongoing critical financing needs.

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Al Jazeera

center20d ago

How can Jordan respond to Israel’s escalation across the West Bank?

Israel's expansion of settlements, confiscation of land, and restrictions on movement in the West Bank are reshaping the territory's geography and demography. This trajectory, particularly concerning the Jordan Valley and a new "Crimson Thread" barrier, poses a direct national security threat to Jordan by potentially severing the West Bank from Jordan and displacing Palestinians.

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