Blinken presses Netanyahu on Gaza aid during Israel visit
Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv to urge increased and sustained humanitarian aid to Gaza. Officials warn that Israeli operations risk worsening civilian suffering and threaten U.S. military support unless aid flows resume, with concrete steps including surging aid, imports, and access for aid workers.
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Gaza faces 350 years to rebuild economy after war
UNCTAD warns Gaza may need 350 years to restore GDP to 2022 levels even if a ceasefire ends soon. Destruction spans neighborhoods and infrastructure with rubble and unexploded ordnance hindering recovery, and population growth worsens per capita GDP. Author Rami Alazzeh notes recovery depends on postwar conditions.
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Georgia votes to keep election rules intact this year
Georgia Supreme Court refuses to reinstate more than a half dozen new rules approved by a pro Trump election board. The ruling blocks the hand counting rule and suggests the measures will not be in effect for the November vote. Democrats and voting rights groups argued the changes were rushed and disruptive. Kansas City, Denton Loudermill Jr. sues three Missouri state senators over social media posts accusing him in Chiefs rally shooting. Havana reels from floods after Oscar. seven dead as Cuba endures outages and protests. Gazette wire services.
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BRICS summit in Kazan aims to counter Western influence
Leaders including Xi Jinping Modi and Ramaphosa arrive in Kazan for a three day BRICS gathering described by Kremlin advisers as Russia’s largest foreign policy event. Russia seeks to broaden BRICS with new members and forge alternatives to SWIFT while presenting Global South support against Western pressure.
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Giuliani Ordered to Turn Over New York Apartment
U S District Judge Lewis Liman ruled Giuliani must surrender a Manhattan apartment valued over $5 million and other assets to Ruby Freeman and Wandrea Moss, who won a $148 million defamation judgment over false 2020 election claims. He must transfer assets within seven days but may keep three New York Yankees World Series rings and a Florida condo, which are tied up in other litigation. The order also covers watches, memorabilia, a 1980 Mercedes, and Giuliani’s claim from Trump’s 2020 campaign for services.
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