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Inside Al-Shifa: Gauze Is Scarce and the Ceasefire Did Not Fix Gaza
Gauze is in such short supply at Al-Shifa that doctors ration it. Months after a declared ceasefire, hospitals, staff, and patients are still paying the price.
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Cuba’s power collapse: trapped between U.S. pressure and a rising oil shock
A national blackout in mid-March exposed how U.S. fuel restrictions, higher global oil prices and regional political pressure are pushing Cuba into a deep humanitarian and political crisis. Ordinary people are paying the price while diplomacy, back-channel talks and bold rhetoric decide the next moves.
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Health workers say Israel is deliberately striking medical teams and clinics in south Lebanon
Lebanese medics and officials say Israeli strikes in south Lebanon have hit ambulances, clinics and first responders, using double-tap attacks and a pattern that, they say, aims to make the area unlivable.