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Ethiopia’s army says it repelled attacks by Tigrayan forces, as fresh clashes threaten to unravel the fragile 2022 peace deal. The escalation is raising fears of a return to a wider civil war in a strategically important region.[1][2]
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Tigrayan forces say they have launched a war against Ethiopia’s government, threatening to shatter a fragile four-year peace agreement. The development raises fears of renewed conflict in a region still recovering from a devastating war.
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Tigrayan forces say they have launched a war against Ethiopia’s government, raising fears that the region’s fragile four-year peace agreement is collapsing. The development risks reopening one of Africa’s most devastating conflicts and creating a major humanitarian crisis.
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At least 20 people, including five children, have been killed after a building in the Gaza Strip, previously weakened by Israeli airstrikes, collapsed. Rescuers are searching for survivors, with around 100 people believed to be trapped under the rubble.[8][12] The incident is intensifying international concern over the humanitarian impact of ongoing Israeli military operations in Gaza.[8][12]
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A war-damaged building has collapsed in Gaza City, killing at least 21 Palestinians, including multiple children, and highlighting fears that heavily bombed structures remain dangerously unstable.[2][7][15] Emergency crews continue search and rescue operations as officials warn that many residents are still living in compromised buildings across the enclave.[2][15]
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Yemen's Houthi movement has seized the strategic Red Sea port city of Mokha, tightening its control over the country's entire Red Sea coastline and raising fears of a major escalation in the regional maritime and humanitarian crisis.[2][5][14] The advance threatens critical global shipping lanes, risks further disruption to trade, and could deepen already severe humanitarian suffering in Yemen.[2][5][14]
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Massive flash floods and landslides in Nepal and China's Tibet region have killed at least 675–750 people, with around 2,500–3,000 still missing. Authorities and international agencies warn the disaster is rapidly becoming one of the world's largest humanitarian crises, with more flooding possible in the coming days.[2][7][9][14]
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