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Ethiopian coffee has made its debut in Pakistan with the opening of Habasha, the first dedicated Ethiopian coffee cafe in the twin cities. Inaugurated by Ethiopia’s ambassador, the cafe aims to promote Ethiopian coffee, culture and social ties between the two countries.
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Occupation strikes across Gaza killed at least five Palestinians, including two children, on Sunday, according to Palestinian medical officials. One strike hit a vehicle in western Gaza City, killing a man and his eight-year-old daughter and injuring six others.
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About 100 Palestinians, including 60 children, were buried in Gaza City's Zeitoun after their remains were recovered from destroyed homes. Civil defence teams say thousands may still be buried under rubble, with recovery efforts hindered by a lack of heavy equipment.
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Oscar winning actor Susan Sarandon says she continues to lose film roles because of her public support for Palestinians, despite what she sees as a shift in public opinion on Israel and Gaza.
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A rare microalgae bloom along the Mediterranean coast of Palestine has forced five major desalination plants to shut down or scale back, straining a water system that depends on desalination. Scientists are studying the bloom's causes, including potential pollution and sewage damage in Gaza.
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Nicaragua’s Assembly approved reforms backed by Ortega and Murillo to block opposition and extend the presidential term to seven years. The US and regional governments criticised the move, with Washington planning to use the Organisation of American States to push for isolating Managua.
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The US and Australia announced USD 580 million in funding for Pacific Island nations, focusing on energy security, law enforcement, and drug smuggling efforts. The pledges aim to strengthen ties amid growing Chinese influence.
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At least five Palestinians were killed and several wounded in strikes on Gaza City during an operation to arrest a man identified as Hamas’s internal security chief, who was captured.
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University of Tehran professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi says Iran has retained additional military capabilities and could respond differently if the US launches further attacks. His comments follow recent US and Iranian strikes and warnings from Tehran of a stronger response to renewed aggression.
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The CDA sealed eight buildings in Islamabad for fire safety violations after a fire at PIMS that killed 14 newborns. The CDA first sealed three government buildings in Blue Area, then inspected others. The CDA fined three public hospitals and ordered broader inspections.
