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How has the ceasefire in Russian-occupied Oleshky been unfolding?
Ukraine correspondent Dan Johnson explains the temporary ceasefire in the devastated town of Oleshky.
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Inside a Ukrainian city hit by Russian drones during the Starlink disruption
In Ukraine, President Zelenskyy made the clearest indication yet that a disruption of Starlink technology contributed to civilian deaths. Elon Musk admitted last week to ordering the slowdown of the service. The intentional hindrance of…
‘They Needed Atrocity Propaganda to Justify Mass Slaughter of Palestinians’ CounterSpin interview with Adam Johnson on How to Sell a Genocide
"The New York Times used 'massacre' 124 times. They used 'slaughter' 53 times. They used neither words to describe the killing of Palestinians."
THE NEW YORK TIMES — WORLD INTERNATIONAL
Ukrainians Are Fighting Russians Inside Underground Gas Pipes. I Went in One.
I experienced war’s subterranean future as drones dominate the skies. I didn’t like it.
Ukraine: Oleshky residents evacuate war-ravaged city
Under the local ceasefire, an aid convoy of 25 buses arrived with humanitarian aid and as transport for fleeing Oleshky residents. The Ukrainian city has been occupied by Russia since 2022 and faces food shortages.
Saudi-led coalition says it downs drone over oil-rich Eastern Region
CAIRO, Oct 30 (Reuters) - The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen said early on Saturday that it intercepted and destroyed a drone over Saudi Arabia's oil-rich Eastern Region as attacks by Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis group continue…
Iran Downs US Aircraft As Israel Prepares ‘Unprecedented Strikes’ Amidst Election Turmoil
Iranian air defences downed three US drones and opened fire on a fighter jet, amidst ongoing military preparations by the United States to carry out another large-scale attack. In this edition of The Target, MintPress News’ Robert Inlakesh…
THE NEW YORK TIMES — WORLD INTERNATIONAL
Russian News Outlet That Defied Kremlin Will Shut Down: ‘They Killed Us’
Journalists at the fiercely independent Novaya Gazeta, whose co-founder received the Nobel Peace Prize, said the government had orchestrated its demise.
While Americans Paid $148B Extra on Gas Amid War, Big Oil Made $130B in Profits
“All the excess cash we’re accumulating will ultimately be directed toward our owners,” one oil executive bragged.
US orders non-emergency staff to leave Saudi Arabia over security risks
Oct 30 (Reuters) - The United States ordered non-emergency government employees and their family members to leave Saudi Arabia effective October 23 due to safety risks, the US embassy in Riyadh said on Friday, citing Houthi attacks on…
THE NEW YORK TIMES — WORLD INTERNATIONAL
Newly Freed American Describes His Years in Russian Prison
Stephen James Hubbard, the retired teacher arrested soon after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, said he sometimes lost hope.
THE ELECTRONIC INTIFADA HUMAN RIGHTS
The America I wish Palestinians could see
Palestine is now in the hearts and minds of millions around the world.
Israel Is Creating a “Permanent Architecture of Control” Amid Gaza Genocide
Israel’s flattening, extraction, and reshaping of the rubble in Gaza is a continuation of its crimes, says an expert.
CONSORTIUM NEWS INVESTIGATIONS
Dockworkers in 22 Countries Strike Against Gaza Genocide
In what organizers call their largest coordinated port action, dockworkers from France to India to Greece are withholding their labor on Friday to demand an end to Israel’s genocide in Gaza. By Jake Johnson Common Dreams Dockworkers in…
Record-High Heating Oil Prices Are Closing Argument in Maine Senate Race
The Iran War is driving Maine heating oil prices through the roof, leaving Mainers in dire straits days ahead of the U.S. Senate election.
CONSORTIUM NEWS INVESTIGATIONS
The Weapon Between the Pages
Antony Loewenstein responds to a book by leading pro-Israel advocates trying to set the narrative about the December 2025 massacre in Australia at Bondi Beach. By Antony Loewenstein Declassified Australia As Australia approaches the…
Starlink Reportedly Tried to Upsell Ukraine on New Plan After Throttling Service
Ukraine is highly dependent on Starlink connectivity as the company has a relative monopoly in the industry.
THE ELECTRONIC INTIFADA HUMAN RIGHTS
Israel kills 8-year-old who survived bombing that wiped out her family
Israeli army operation in southern occupied West Bank displaces thousands of Palestinians.
Russian independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta says it will shut down following pressure from Kremlin
The paper is one of the few Russian outlets that has been openly critical of Russia's war in Ukraine, but it has come under increasing pressure from Moscow.
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With ‘largest coordinated port action ever,’ dockworkers in 22 countries strike against Gaza genocide
“We, the workers in the ports, know very well that without us nothing moves. Without our hands, containers remain still, ships are not loaded, the war machines are blocked.”
THE GUARDIAN — WORLD INTERNATIONAL
Gulf states must rethink trillion-dollar defence in light of US-Iran war, says report
IISS study questions overreliance on American support and ‘overdependence on expensive, high-end systems’ Gulf states are going to have to reconfigure their trillion-dollar defences given the damage inflicted on their economies and the…
North Korea warns South Korea with ballistic missiles as Seoul calls for talks to ease border tensions
Missile launches and a dispute over a landmine incident have heightened tensions between the two Koreas. Seoul is seeking military talks to prevent accidental clashes, but Pyongyang has yet to respond.
"Ungrounding": Eyal Weizman on Gaza Genocide & Israel's "Permanent Architecture of Control"
We speak with Forensic Architecture’s Eyal Weizman about his new book, Ungrounding: The Architecture of Genocide, a meticulous investigation into Israel’s genocide in Gaza, the physical destruction of the territory and its impact on the…
Yemen war makes reaching assistance too dangerous for many
More than 280,000 people have now been displaced by fighting in Yemen and many vulnerable people are unable to access lifesaving relief because it is too dangerous to do so, the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) said on Friday.
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