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United Nations shelters across Gaza record a spike in infectious diseases such as diarrhoea and skin

infections, while only one hospital can take on complex surgery or critical trauma cases. One UN shelter in Gaza has also reported a hepatitis A outbreak on Friday.

Five Israeli soldiers are killed in clashes with Hamas, bringing the IDF's death toll to 80 since the ground

Qatari prime minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani calls for an "immediate, comprehensive and

impartial international investigation" into Israel’s military activities in Gaza.

The British Defense Ministry reports that Russia likely controls most of Marinka in Donetsk Oblast.

The Palestinian telecoms company Paltel reports that telecommunication services have been cut off in the Gaza

Strip as Israel intensifies its military operations.

Burkina Faso and Niger announce their withdrawal from the G5 Sahel security alliance, citing its failure to

The USS Carney and multiple civilian-owned commercial ships are attacked by the Houthis in the Red Sea.

At least three cargo ships are hit by missiles, according to the United States Central Command.

Former Prime Minister Matata Ponyo Mapon withdraws his candidacy for president and endorses Katanga Governor

A CJTF-OIR drone strike kills five militants near Kirkuk, Iraq, in response to rocket and drone attacks on

At least 47 people are killed and 85 others are injured by landslides caused by flooding in Katesh, Manyara,

COP28 President Sultan Al Jaber dismisses proposals for a fossil fuel phase-out, with some attendees accusing

China's People's Liberation Army Navy warships become the first foreign naval vessels to dock at the Ream

A man kills four of his family members and injures another in a mass stabbing in Queens, New York City,

United States. He also injures two responding police officers before they shoot him dead.

Venezuelans vote in a referendum on the territorial claim to Guayana Esequiba, which is disputed with Guyana.

In an interview with Der Spiegel , Mayor of Kyiv Vitali Klitschko says that Ukraine is heading toward

authoritarianism and that the President's Office views mayors as an impediment to power consolidation.

The East African Community's task force begins withdrawing from North Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo,

after the country refused to renew the force's mandate.

11 Israelis injured by a Hezbollah missile targeting an IDF base in Beit Hillel and Global Affairs Canada

announced that a Canadian citizen was killed in Lebanon of unspecified causes.

At least 700 Palestinians have been killed during the last 24 hours by Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip.

Rights groups object to Israel's increased attacks in southern Gaza, which Israel had declared as a "safe zone".

Alaska Airlines announces their intent to acquire Hawaiian Airlines in a deal worth $1.9 billion.

The new company will maintain separate operations for both brands.

Spillover of the Insurgency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

A person is killed when a 7.5 magnitude earthquake strikes off the coast of Mindanao, Philippines.

Tsunami warnings are issued for the Philippines and Japan, but are later lifted.

The Pakistan Movement for Justice party appoints Gohar Ali Khan as its new chairman, replacing party founder

and former Prime Minister Imran Khan, who remains detained on various charges.

One person is killed and two others are injured in a knife and hammer attack near the Eiffel Tower in Paris,

France. The suspect is arrested by police.

Bomb maker Mundi Sawadjaan, a leader of Abu Sayyaf and suspect in the 2020 suicide bombings in Sulu, is

killed by security forces during a military operation in Basilan, Philippines.