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The Italian lawyer, who is being targeted with sanctions by the Trump administration over her support for the Palestinian people, rules out resignation and proposes the total end of relations with Israel’s ‘apartheid regime’

The conference will bring together delegates from some 30 countries and UN officials such as the rapporteur for the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Francesca Albanese

Nasser, the largest medical center in the southern Strip and the only one with the capacity to treat patients in critical condition, is surrounded by ‘red zones’ and increasingly isolated from the population

Experts, witnesses, and NGOs question the figures regarding the militarized and ‘undignified’ operation, backed by Israel and the US

Egyptian diplomat Ahmed Aboul Gheit defends dialogue with the Jewish State to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza despite admitting that it is committing ethnic cleansing

A group of extremists unsuccessfully tried to block trucks at the Kerem Shalom crossing, on the border with the south of the Palestinian enclave

The shortage of supplies threatens hospital operations and the health of Gazans. The UN warns of a ‘health emergency’ due to the lack of menstrual kits

Embrapa, the public agricultural research agency, is committed to combining livestock, crops, and trees to turn around a sector that pollutes more than Japan

Soldiers fired on hungry Palestinians seeking food, killing and injuring dozens of people as Netanyahu government claims to have killed Hamas leader in the Strip

The Netanyahu government claimed to have struck 200 ‘terrorist’ targets in 48 hours, while humanitarian and diplomatic efforts continue to fail

The head of the UN children’s agency warns of a critical moment, due to more global conflicts and fewer resources for humanitarian assistance

Residents of the Strip are inventing desperate solutions to survive the Israeli blockade, which has prevented the entry of supplies since early March. For many Gazans, it’s practically an ‘act of patriotism’

Defined as a shrewd and ambitious man, the leader of the Arab country has combined a firm hand with openness since bringing down the Assad regime

The new government in Beirut is seeking peace while trying to rebuild the state and the country’s economy

New routines, such as eating alone in front of a phone, are a symptom of a growing epidemic of self-imposed isolation. Recent studies show they are causing unhappiness among more and more young people

The Pope acted with energy, humanity and measures to combat the scandal, but the bishops and the Vatican machinery did not always follow his lead and resisted in many countries, such as Spain

The president is committed to demilitarizing the Shia party-militia through dialogue, but pressure from the US and Israel leaves little room for maneuver for the armed organization

Climate change is already wreaking havoc on the mental health of Latin Americans. Experts call for more research and recommend what actions need to be taken

The head of the body overseeing elections believes Kyiv would need more than three months to organize a vote once hostilities cease

EL PAÍS travels to the autonomous region of China, where governments and NGOs denounce the violation of rights and Beijing claims it has implemented a successful development model

Nearly all hospitals have been damaged, with less than half partially operational. The latest to be bombed was Al Ahli, while medical supplies are running out due to Netanyahu’s decision to block their delivery

A report by Copernicus and the World Meteorological Organization warns of an increased risk of torrential rains on the continent, where warming is progressing faster than in other regions

The US president announced 50% tariffs on this small African country, which depends largely on its exports to Washington and has already been severely affected by the dismantling of USAID, which financed its fight against HIV/AIDS

The country’s 17 million inhabitants, who have suffered through violence, displacement, poverty, a pandemic, and an earthquake, have only about 100 mental health professionals. Experts estimate that at least 10,000 are required

The head of the ICRC delegation in the Caribbean country warns that health services are on the verge of collapse and that food insecurity is close to famine levels

The Caribbean country has recorded at least 75 deaths from attacks in recent days. Basic services have been paralyzed, schools have closed, and the health system is collapsing