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Human rights laws prohibit harming or interfering with a hospital like Gaza’s Al-Shifa, with very narrow exceptions, or using it as a human shield. Attacking one can be a war crime.

Irate investors looking for a bankrupt “crypto king” were regular visitors to the new Toronto-area home of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Tensions are high on the island nation off the coast of southeastern Africa, as opposition presidential candidates complain of a rigged election and abuses by security forces.

The move is an apparent violation of a recent agreement that says citizens from the United States and Israel can travel to the other nation without a visa.

A younger generation of Israeli and Palestinian peacemakers want to be part of the dialogue about the “day after” the war, when Israelis and Palestinians must grapple again with how to live side by side.

While the authorities continue to warn for a volcanic eruption, they say that disruption to air travel will probably be minimal.

More than a quarter of Labour lawmakers in Parliament backed a motion calling for a cease-fire amid growing concern over casualties in Gaza and rising pressure on European politicians.

The two men jostling to be the country’s next president are using artificial intelligence to create images and videos to promote themselves and attack each other.

The Indian authorities are trying a second drilling technique to reach 40 men who are getting by on water and food sent in through a pipe.

The revelation that the broadcaster Hubert Seipel accepted payments from an oligarch is stirring worries in Germany that Russia is using an old playbook to promote its interests.