Israel pulls troops from southern Gaza amid ongoing war
Israel says it has withdrawn forces from Khan Younis signaling a pause in the southern Gaza push as Rafah looms. Officials caution troops are regrouping for a potential Rafah offensive while the war remains far from over. The six month conflict has drawn international concern over civilian harm and safe passage.
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Father of killed aid worker urges tougher U S stance on Israel
West Palm Beach, Fla. John Flickinger, father of Jacob Flickinger who died in the Gaza aid convoy strike, pressed Secretary Blinken for harsher U S pressure on Israel. He urged the United States to threaten aid cuts if Israeli forces fail to protect civilians, while noting no new policy was promised.
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Antony Blinken
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Mideast
Jacob Flickinger
Associated Press
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Biden
Benjamin Netanyahu
Yellen Says U S China Ties On More Stable Footing
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told Chinese Premier Li Qiang that the U S China relationship has moved to a more stable footing over the past year while acknowledging ongoing gaps. She spoke in Beijing after focusing on trade and economics and noted the leadership partnership since Biden Xi meeting.
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Li Qiang
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Joe Biden
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California
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Global leaders condemn Ecuador over Quito embassy raid
International leaders expressed shock and dismay at Ecuador's decision to raid the Mexican Embassy in Quito. Mexico severed diplomatic ties, plans to take the case to The Hague, while Spain and the OAS condemned the breach of diplomatic norms and the Vienna Convention.
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Rwanda marks 30th anniversary of genocide in Kigali memorials
Kigali hosts somber ceremonies as President Kagame leads remembrance of the 1994 genocide. Foreign leaders including Bill Clinton and Isaac Herzog attend. Officials reiterate international failure to act and vow continued unity while noting lingering scars and tight ethnic identity policing. Biden and Macron offer statements of reflection.
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Rwanda
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Bill Clinton
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