Argentina’s president suffers defeat in provincial election, pledges to push harder on reforms
President Milei vowed to intensify reforms despite a crushing electoral setback in Buenos Aires province.
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Deadly Russian strike sets Ukrainian government building on fire
A deadly Russian attack set the Ukrainian government’s main building on fire. Ukrainian officials said it was the largest air attack of the war and left several dead, including a baby
A man named Mark Zuckerberg sues Facebook.
US lawyer Mark S Zuckerberg has sued Meta, alleging repeated wrongful account suspensions cost him thousands in lost business.
Zelensky condemns ruthless attack after russian strike hits main government building in kyiv
Ukraine’s main government building in Kyiv was damaged for the first time during Russian strikes, killing four people including a baby.
Japan’s Prime Minister Ishiba announces resignation
Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba says he will resign after losing his party’s majority in parliament.
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigns after election defeat
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigned Sunday after his party’s election defeat, clearing the way for the Liberal Democratic Party to choose a new leader
Trump says some Gaza hostages may have ‘recently died’
Trump said U.S.-Hamas talks continue but warned some of Gaza’s remaining hostages may already be dead.
UAE condemns Netanyahu’s call for Palestinian displacement, backs Egypt
The UAE condemned Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s call for Palestinian displacement, backing Egypt and warning it violated international law while urging a two-state solution.
Zelenskyy declines Putin’s invitation to negotiate in Moscow
Zelenskyy told ABC News he would not travel to Moscow for negotiations.
Israel allegedly paid Google $45m to suppress reports of Gaza starvation
Drop Site News reports Israel paid Google $45m to run ads downplaying Gaza starvation during its blockade, which has left over 367 people dead, including 131 children.