World Food Programme Warns Lebanon Facing Food Security Crisis Due to Iran War

GENEVA, April 10 (Reuters) – Lebanon is ⁠facing ⁠a food security crisis as ⁠the Iran war disrupts supplies of goods inside the country, ​the United Nations World Food Programme said on Friday. A fragile two-day-old ceasefire has halted the campaign ‌of U.S. and Israeli airstrikes ‌on Iran, but it has not so far calmed a …

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Parliamentary Election to Be Held in Kazakhstan in August, President Says

ALMATY, April 10 (Reuters) – ⁠Kassym-Jomart ⁠Tokayev, the ⁠president of Kazakhstan, said ​on Friday that a parliamentary ‌election in the resource-rich ‌Central Asian country ⁠would ⁠take place in August, but stopped short ​of naming an exact date. Kazakhs in March voted overwhelmingly ​in favour of adopting a ⁠new constitution ⁠to streamline ⁠the country’s ​parliament and …

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Stefano Gabbana Steps Down as Dolce & Gabbana Chairman but Will Keep a Creative Role

MILAN (AP) — Stefano Gabbana has stepped down as chairman of the fashion house that he co-founded with Domenico Dolce, the company said on Friday. Gabbana’s resignation from oversight roles was effective Jan. 1. The company called it “a natural evolution of its organizational structure and governance.’’ Gabbana, 63, will continue in his creative role …

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Starmer, Trump Discussed Opening Strait of Hormuz, Downing Street Says

April 9 (Reuters) – British ⁠Prime ⁠Minister Keir Starmer ⁠spoke with U.S. President ​Donald Trump on Thursday about ‌the need for a ‌plan to restore ⁠shipping ⁠through the Strait of Hormuz “as quickly as ​possible,” following a U.S. ceasefire with Iran, Downing Street said. Starmer ​discussed with Trump the UK’s efforts ⁠to convene ⁠partners to …

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In Pictures: War in Lebanon | Photos

April 5, 2026 | A commercial plane prepares to land at Beirut Airport as smoke rises from Israeli airstrikes in Dahiyeh, a southern suburb of Beirut. Since March 2, Israeli strikes throughout Lebanon have killed more than 1,800 people and wounded more than 6,000, according to Lebanon’s health ministry. Israel has invaded southern Lebanon and …

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UK’s Healey Says U.S. ‘Absolutely Locked’ Into NATO

LONDON, April ⁠10 (Reuters) – ⁠British defence ⁠minister John Healey ​said on Friday ‌that the United ‌States ⁠is “absolutely ⁠locked” into NATO. A Reuters report ​on Thursday said U.S. President ​Donald Trump had discussed ⁠the ⁠option of ⁠removing some ​U.S. troops from Europe. “America ​is ⁠absolutely locked into, with benefits ⁠as well as massive contributions, …

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Venezuela Approves Mining Law to Encourage Foreign Investment

By Vivian Sequera and Deisy Buitrago CARACAS, April 9 (Reuters) – Venezuela’s ruling ⁠party-controlled ⁠National Assembly on Thursday approved ⁠a mining law expected to open the sector to private and foreign investment, ​following loosened restrictions by the U.S. to spur outside capital in the struggling economy. The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump ‌has supported …

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Runaway Wolf in South Korea Inspires Meme Coin and Presidential Concern

SEOUL, April 10 (Reuters) – A wolf that escaped ⁠from ⁠its enclosure in a ⁠South Korean zoo has spent three days on the ​loose, captivating the public, spawning a cryptocurrency meme coin and even prompting a ‌message of concern from the ‌country’s president. Neukgu, a roughly two-year-old male wolf weighing about 35 kilograms (77 ⁠lbs), …

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Eswatini Court Rules First Trump Deportees in Jail Have Right to Lawyer

JOHANNESBURG, April 10 (Reuters) – A court ⁠in ⁠Eswatini has ruled that ⁠the first five migrants the Trump administration sent to ​the African kingdom have a right to a lawyer, after they were denied legal ‌representation on their transfer from ‌the U.S. to a Swazi jail in July. The court rejected a ⁠government argument ⁠that …

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