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Navalnys funeral goes ahead Friday, despite pressure

Wednesday, March 6 by ABC News

(MOSCOW) -- The funeral of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny took place in Moscow on Friday, even as his team had earlier accused authorities of trying to disrupt it and prevent people from gathering to pay their respects to Vladimir Putin's most potent critic.The... Read More.

Israel-Hamas truce talks stall as war in Gaza grinds on

Tuesday, March 5 by ABC News

(LONDON) -- A second straight day of talks aimed at negotiating a cease-fire between Hamas and Israel concluded in Egypt on Tuesday with no breakthrough, a Hamas official told ABC News.Israel did not send a delegation to Cairo for the latest round of negotiations... Read More.

Cross-border humanitarian aid to Sudan halted

Tuesday, March 5 by ABC News

(LONDON) -- Cross-border humanitarian aid deliveries from Chad into Western Sudan have been halted, according to multiple aid organizations.The halting of cross-border deliveries comes after Sudan’s ministry of foreign affairs raised concerns that arms transfers to the Rapid Support Forces Paramilitary Group -- one... Read More.

Princess Kate seen for first time since abdominal surgery and hospitalization

Tuesday, March 5 by ABC News

(LONDON) -- Kate, the princess of Wales, has been spotted publicly for the first time since undergoing abdominal surgery and recovering in the hospital for nearly two weeks in January.Kate, 42, was photographed Monday being driven by her mother, Carole Middleton, near Windsor Castle.The... Read More.

Gangs attempt to seize control of Haiti’s main airport in latest attack

Tuesday, March 5 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Armed gangs attempted to seize control of Haiti's main international airport on Monday as chaos and violence continues to grip the Caribbean nation.A Haitian law enforcement source who was at the scene told ABC News that an estimated several dozen gunmen... Read More.

UN report finds ‘clear’ evidence Israeli hostages experienced sexual violence in Gaza

Tuesday, March 5 by ABC News

Editor's note: This report contains graphic descriptions of sexual violence.(NEW YORK) -- There is "clear and convincing" evidence that Israeli hostages being held in Gaza have been subjected to sexual violence, including rape, since Hamas' unprecedented surprise attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023,... Read More.

Number of children dying of dehydration, malnutrition in Gaza ‘will skyrocket’ without cease-fire: UNICEF

Tuesday, March 5 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- The number of children in Gaza dying from dehydration and malnutrition "will skyrocket" if there is not a cease-fire, according to UNICEF spokesman James Elder.Elder called the deaths of children from dehydration and malnutrition, which UNICEF said it is now witnessing... Read More.

Apple fined nearly $2B by EU for abusing dominance of App Store

Monday, March 4 by ABC News

(BRUSSELS) -- Apple was fined nearly $2 billion on Monday by the European Union for abusing its market dominance to harm music streaming apps and its customers.The tech giant, which offers its own music streaming service, prevented rival companies from promoting alternative and cheaper... Read More.

Apple fined nearly $2B by EU for abusing dominance of App Store

Monday, March 4 by ABC News

Haiti declares state of emergency, imposes nighttime curfew amid surging violence

Monday, March 4 by ABC News

(PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti) -- Haiti is under a state of emergency and nighttime curfew amid a surge of violence, after armed gangs attacked the Caribbean country's two largest prisons and freed scores of inmates.The Haitian government declared the 72-hour state of emergency on Sunday evening... Read More.

Malaysia may reopen MH370 search pending new evidence, government ministry says

Monday, March 4 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Government officials in Malaysia said on Sunday they'd be open to resuming the search for Malaysian Airlines MH370 after a private company approached them about potential new evidence pointing to the location of the Boeing 777."The Malaysian Government's position is consistent,"... Read More.

In a bomb shelter under Kyiv, a US professor taught Ukrainian students about the art of peace

Monday, March 4 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Professor David Dowling of Pepperdine University traveled last fall from California to Ukraine to teach some students of Taras Shevchenko National University a course in conflict and dispute resolution.In a bomb shelter under Kyiv, as the war continued above them, 18... Read More.

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Navalnys funeral goes ahead Friday, despite pressure

Israel-Hamas truce talks stall as war in Gaza grinds on

Cross-border humanitarian aid to Sudan halted

Princess Kate seen for first time since abdominal surgery and hospitalization

Gangs attempt to seize control of Haiti’s main airport in latest attack

UN report finds ‘clear’ evidence Israeli hostages experienced sexual violence in Gaza

Number of children dying of dehydration, malnutrition in Gaza ‘will skyrocket’ without cease-fire: UNICEF

Apple fined nearly $2B by EU for abusing dominance of App Store

Apple fined nearly $2B by EU for abusing dominance of App Store

Haiti declares state of emergency, imposes nighttime curfew amid surging violence

Malaysia may reopen MH370 search pending new evidence, government ministry says

In a bomb shelter under Kyiv, a US professor taught Ukrainian students about the art of peace

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