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November 24, 2025
Five killed in suicide attack on Pakistan paramilitary headquarters
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South Korea's most prolific online sex criminal sentenced to life in prison
November 24, 2025
'Can't afford lost wages': India's voter roll revision is worrying migrant workers
JERUSALEM — Garlic simmers in huge metal pots heated over open wood fires and set up in a long line.Cooks add canned tomatoes and peppers with handfuls of spices, stirring the sauce with giant spoons.What is being prepared here is not just lunch, it is a lifeline.American Near East Refugee Aid (Anera) opened this community kitchen in al-Zawayda in central Gaza after the ceasefire began six weeks ago.The US humanitarian organisation has another kitchen in al-Mawasi in the south of the strip, which the BBC visited in early May.Back then, two months into an Israeli blockade, preventing the entry of all food and other goods, stocks were dwindling.Now, with more food allowed to enter, the situation has improved.Each day, Anera feeds a hot meal to more than 20,000 people."We have moved from...
November 24, 2025
Gaza food kitchens still missing essential products despite ceasefire
November 24, 2025
British navy intercepts two Russian ships in English Channel
November 24, 2025
US hails 'tremendous progress' at Ukraine peace talks
November 24, 2025
Fifty students escape captors after mass kidnapping in Nigeria but more than 250 still held
PALAU — The air above Palau's pristine waters smells of salt and breadfruit, and on calm mornings in Koror, Palau's commercial centre, the whirr of dive boat engines echoes across the bay.A few years ago, those boats were filled with tourists – many from China – drawn to Palau's lagoons and limestone caves. Hotels were full, restaurants bustling, and fishermen could barely keep up with demand. But that is no more.The boom – and the abrupt collapse – was no accident. Between 2015 and 2017, Chinese tourists made up around half of its visitors. Then, in 2017, Beijing reportedly ordered tour operators to stop selling packages to Palau, slashing the main source of tourism to the islands at the time."I actually bought new boats to accommodate the sudden increase of...
November 24, 2025
Chinese land, US radar and ties to Taiwan: The geopolitics rattling a tiny Pacific nation
November 24, 2025
Brazil’s Bolsonaro denies escape attempt, says ‘hallucinations’ drove him to tamper with ankle tag
BENGALURU — Seven people have been arrested in India after a daring 70m rupees ($800,000; £600,000) heist in which armed men posing as central bank officials robbed an ATM cash van.On Saturday police in the southern city of Bengaluru said they had cracked the case and recovered 57.6m rupees of the money stolen three days earlier.Bengaluru police commissioner Seemant Kumar Singh told the BBC on Sunday that a seventh man had been arrested in Bengaluru, adding it would take time to determine the amount of money "in his possession."Singh said the police are still looking "for two or, maybe, three more," suspects.Those arrested include Gopal Prasad, an employee of cash transport company CMS, J Xavier, a former CMS worker, and Annappa Naik, a local police constable.The robbery took place in...
November 24, 2025
Seven arrested in India after police crack $800,000 bank heist
