UN warns displaced Palestinians in Gaza have less space and little chance of return
OHCHR warns that displaced Palestinians are being pushed into smaller areas of Gaza, with many unable to return. It has called for safe, dignified returns.
OHCHR warns that displaced Palestinians are being pushed into smaller areas of Gaza, with many unable to return. It has called for safe, dignified returns.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard has reported fires aboard two tankers and said the vessels had been stopped in the Strait of Hormuz. It is unclear whether these are new incidents.
Binance has disclosed an attack involving assets worth an estimated $6.3bn. Some have been frozen, but the final losses remain undetermined.
Likud alleges foreign interference and illegal voter mobilisation. According to DW, Israeli police and the election committee say they have no supporting evidence.
The European Commission has reopened €21.3bn in SAFE loans and is encouraging cooperation with Ukrainian firms. The funding is not direct budget support for Kyiv.
At least 13 people were killed when a Russian drone struck a platform in Dnipro. Passengers waiting for a train to Zaporizhzhia were among those present.
A New Cairo court has ordered Mada Masr’s closure and fined Lina Attalah 3 million Egyptian pounds. She was released after paying the fine.
Africa CDC chief Jean Kaseya is calling for greater preparedness and the release of pledged Ebola funding. His warning does not mean infections have been detected in the UK.
Two high-speed trains have collided near Toledo in Spain. DW, citing authorities through EFE, reported at least 30 deaths. The toll remains provisional.
The European Commission proposes a bigger role for Frontex in migrant returns, including support for non-EU countries, alongside an expanded standing corps.
Turnout in Israel’s election reached 44.9% by 2pm, DW reports, citing election officials — the highest figure for that hour since comparable records began in 1973.
The UK has imposed travel bans and asset freezes on 15 Sudanese commanders, The Guardian reports, over suspected involvement in sexual violence during the siege of El Fasher.