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Al Shifa hospital surgeon says hospital is not safe but no one is able or has the courage to leave

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The situation inside al-Shifa Hospital is getting worse, and no one there feels safe, a surgeon at the hospital has told Al Jazeera.
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Ukraine orders investigation after Russian attack on brigade ceremony

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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy promises ‘complete truth’ after at least 20 soldiers killed in Russian missile attack.
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Gaza authorities say 15 killed in Israeli strike on Bureij refugee camp

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An air strike has destroyed houses in the Bureij refugee camp. Some 15 bodies have been pulled from the rubble.
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Strong Earthquake In Nepal Claims Several Lives

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Around 132 people have died. Over 150 have been injured. A strong 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck Nepal at night on November 3. Officials fear the toll will continue to climb. The earthquake hit at 11:47 p.m. local time, when most...
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Southern California Wildfires Double in Size

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A wildfire in southern California doubled in size as firefighters battled flames fueled by the Santa Ana winds.
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Southern California Wildfire Doubles in Size

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A wildfire in southern California doubled in size as firefighters battled flames fueled by the Santa Ana winds.
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Can Israel’s ground offensive avoid a human catastrophe?

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More than a million Palestinians have been warned to leave their homes ahead of Israel’s ground invasion. The UN says the threat has exacerbated a humanitarian crisis in Gaza. But can Israeli forces avoid killing civilians in their fight...
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No safety in south Gaza as thousands flee amid bombing: Al Jazeera correspondent

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Gaza residents say they are unable to leave following Israel’s call to move south ahead of a threatened ground invasion.
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Search continues for Libya’s missing; aid arrives for survivors

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The death toll has surpassed 11,300 with about 40,000 people displaced from the disaster.
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South Africa's abandoned buildings: Gov't wants to end unlawful occupations

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Seventy people died last month in South Africa after an abandoned building caught fire.
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Libya authorities ask for more help with flood recovery

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Nearly a week after devastating floods hit eastern Libya, bodies are washing up on its shores - and others are still under the rubble.
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Libya floods: International aid begins to arrive

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Mass graves in Eastern Libya, as the death toll from the flood disaster rises to more than 5,000.
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B.C. landlords warn renters against installing AC units in mid-summer

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B.C. renters are getting letters from landlords saying they cannot install air conditioners in their units, and warning they'd be responsible for any damage they might cause. One renter says he's seen the temperature in his apartment as...
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Russia launches wave of air attacks on southern, eastern Ukraine

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Ukraine’s air force said the Odesa, Mykolaiv, Donetsk, Kherson, Zaporizhia & Dnipropetrovsk regions are under attack
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Coping with extreme heat: Iraqis turn to traditional architecture

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The United Nations is encouraging Iraqis to return to traditional ways of combating the heat - like the Shanasheel.
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France hot weather: Paris is Europe's 'deadliest' city in heatwave

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Nearly 3000 people died during heatwaves in France in 2022, the highest number since France's deadliest summer in 2003.
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Ukraine's Kakhovka dam ‘causing Black Sea basin eco-crisis’

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The destruction of Ukraine's Kakhovka dam released up to 180 billion cubic metres of polluted water.
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Affordable housing projects go green

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Several affordable housing developments in southern Ontario are using green technology to keep prices low and help the environment.
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Ukrainian army report gains against Russian troops around Bakhmut

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Ukraine says its troops have advanced towards Bakhmut in the country's east.
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Russian missiles target Lviv: Civilians killed in apartment block

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Russian missiles have struck the western Ukranian city of Lviv killing at least four people.
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The biggest risk during B.C.'s deadly heat dome: Poverty

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A new report says that a disproportionate number of financially vulnerable people died in British Columbia during the punishing 2021 heat dome event. Many who died had no air conditioning.
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Rebuilding Mariupol: Russia's plans for city meet scepticism

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Russia aims to rebuild Ukraine's Mariupol quickly, but doubts persist.
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B.C. offering AC units to prevent repeat of deadly 2021 heat dome

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A disproportionate number of financially vulnerable people died in British Columbia during the punishing 2021 heat dome event, a new report says. Many who died had no air conditioning. The province is now giving out AC units, but...
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See the destruction Ukraine needs billions of dollars to fix

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Western leaders meeting in London have pledged more than $50 billion in reconstruction aid for war-torn Ukraine.