Israel parliament convenes after Netanyahu’s bloc loses seats
Iran lists Argentina navy, air force as terrorist organisations
Congo opposition candidate suspends presidential campaign after violence
US House launches Republican impeachment inquiry against Biden
US Supreme Court agrees to rule on abortion pill restrictions
UN refugee agency says $400m needed by end of December
I’ve chosen my tomb in Rome, not Vatican, says Pope
COP28 summit adopts world-first ‘transition’ from fossil fuels
Australian police nab man over 17 million scam texts
Rwanda to hold presidential election July 2024 – election commission
Libya sends illegal migrants home to Egypt and Nigeria
South Africa to build new nuclear plants: govt
Egypt to vote on final day of presidential elections
Myanmar overtakes Afghanistan as world’s biggest opium producer: UN
Israel-Hamas war: Bethlehem reduces Christmas festivities
Russia to hold presidential vote in occupied Ukraine
UN mission in Mali officially ends after 10 years

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UN needs $46.4 billion for aid in ‘bleak’ 2024
The United Nations said Monday that it needed $46.4 billion next year to bring life-saving help to around 180 million people in desperate circumstances around the world.
UN General Assembly meets Tuesday to discuss Gaza
The UN General Assembly will meet on Tuesday to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, officials and diplomats said Sunday, after the United States last week vetoed a Security Council resolution for a ceasefire.
Qatar says efforts to renew Israel-Hamas truce ‘continuing’
Mediation efforts are continuing to secure a new Gaza ceasefire and free more hostages held by Hamas despite ongoing Israeli bombardment that is “narrowing the window” for a successful outcome, Qatar’s prime minister said Sunday.
Egyptians to vote as Gaza war overshadows presidential polls
Egyptians are heading to the polls on Sunday to vote in a presidential election overshadowed by the war in Gaza and a severe domestic economic crisis.
Ex-Sierra Leone president questioned by police over attempted coup
Former Sierra Leone president Ernest Bai Koroma reported to police in Freetown on Friday to be questioned over what the government has called an attempted coup at the end of November, an AFP journalist saw.

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