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On The JournalINTERNATIONAL PROTECTION
MEPs urged to accept Migration Pact tomorrow but some negotiators acknowledge remaining flaws
On The JournalWin for Swiss Women
European court rules Swiss government violated human rights by failing on climate action
Global WarmingMarch broke temperature records for tenth month in a row as western Europe saw heavy rainfall
On The JournalNew York
Appeals court judge rejects Trump’s last-ditch bid to delay his hush-money trial
Gaza
Leaders of France, Egypt, Jordan warn Israel against offensive in the city of Rafah
Israel pulled its forces out of the southern Gaza Strip on Sunday “to prepare for future missions”, the country’s defence minister said.
Egyptian state-linked media reported that talks in Cairo aimed at brokering a truce had made "significant progress".
However, Israel's Ynet news outlet cited an unidentified Israeli official as saying that "we still don't see a deal on the horizon".
A senior Hamas official meanwhile told AFP that "we cannot speak of concrete progress so far".
SentencedMarvel actor Jonathan Majors avoids jail and is sentenced to probation for assaulting ex-girlfriend
ceasefire talksIsraeli withdrawal from southern Gaza likely just so 'troops can rest', White House says
LARRY DONNELLYReflections from Boston: Radical steps needed to make the American Dream achievable for all
On The JournalMidlands-North-West
Former RTÉ correspondent Ciaran Mullooly to run for seat in EU Parliament
GalwayState reviewing eight countries to be added to the 'safe countries' list says Justice Minister
On The JournalWorld Central Kitchen
Doctor 'anxious' about return to Gaza after killing of aid workers in Israeli air strike
On The JournalDouble strike
Medical NGO office in Ukraine's Donetsk region completely destroyed by Russian strike
On The JournalWar in Ukraine
Ukraine claims it destroyed six Russian military planes in overnight drone attack
On The JournalWorld Central Kitchen
Two officers dismissed as Israel says 'grave mistakes' made when it killed seven aid workers in Gaza
resolution
UN Human Rights Council demands halt to all arms sales to Israel
It is the first time the United Nations top rights body has taken a position on the conflict.
The Erez crossing in northern Gaza will be temporarily reopened for the first time since the Hamas attack on 7 October.
Netanyahu's office also said Israel would allow its port in Ashdod to process aid shipments bound for Gaza.
