• Broad support among G20 for two-state solution in Middle East: Brazil
    There was "virtual unanimity for the two-state solution as the only possible solution," Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira told journalists at the close of a two-day meeting of foreign ministers from the world's biggest economies. "The only reason (Vieira) didn't simply say 'unanimity' is that not every speaker addressed the issue," a Brazilian foreign ministry source...

    "Every (minister) that addressed the issue voiced support" for a two-state solution, "and it was a lot" of ministers, he said.

    EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell had urged Vieira to use his closing statement "to explain to the world that at the G20, everybody was in favor of" a two-state solution.

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  • The developments in global climate action in recent years offer immense optimism, which will reflect in COP28 to be held in Dubai later this year, says Kerstin Stendahl, Finland’s Special Envoy for Climate Change, during an event titled “Climate solutions from Finland”.
    Finland and the UAE will be able to tackle climate change through international efforts, collaboration, and partnerships, she adds while highlighting that the European country belongs to a group of ambitious EU Member States that is advocating stricter emission reduction targets for non-EU countries in the forthcoming COP28 in Dubai.
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  • Israel strikes crowded Rafah as truce talks under way
    Major powers trying to find a way to end the destructive Israel-Hamas war have so far failed, but a US envoy was in Israel Thursday in the latest attempt to secure a truce deal. International concern has spiraled over Gaza's escalating civilian death toll and the desperate humanitarian crisis sparked by devastating Israeli bombardment of...
  • Israel parliament rejects unilateral recognition of Palestinian state
    On Wednesday, Israel's parliament backed Netanyahu's proposal of opposing any unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state, with 99 out of 120 lawmakers voting in favor of it. The proposal voted in Israeli parliament said that any settlement would be "solely through direct negotiations between the parties and without any pre-conditions".

    The vote came days after media reported that US and a small group of Arab nations were working out a comprehensive plan for long-term peace between Israel and the Palestinians

    Media reported that the plan would begin with a ceasefire expected to last at least six weeks, with officials hoping that an agreement could be reached before the start of Ramadan

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  • New Palestinian leaders needed after Gaza war: opposition figure
    Talks are aiming to secure a ceasefire of about six weeks starting between now and Ramadan, which is expected to begin on March 10 or 11, to allow for exchanges of Palestinian captives held by Israel with hostages. During the pause, there can be an "intensification of efforts in regards to the other elements," Kidwa...

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  • Israeli strike on MSF shelter in Gaza kills two
    According to MSF, the attack killed the daughter-in-law and wife of one of their colleagues, and wounded six people, including five women and children. The incident took place on Tuesday when an Israeli tank fired on a house sheltering the employees and their families in Al-Mawasi area on Gaza's coast.

    Israeli troops fired at the building, which was clearly marked with the MSF logo

    The charity said Israeli forces had been informed of the precise location" of the MSF shelter

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  • Ronaldo scores as Al Nassr ease into Champions League quarters
    Nassr, who won last week's first leg 1-0 thanks to a Ronaldo goal nine minutes from time, were the better side at Al Awwal Park and took the lead on 17 minutes through Portuguese winger Otavio. The former Porto star, who joined Nassr last summer, headed home from close range to score in his second...

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  • Israeli air attack kills two in Damascus, says state media
    An Israeli strike on a residential area of Damascus killed at least two people, Syrian state media reported, the latest deaths from an escalating Israeli air campaign since the Gaza war erupted in October. Israel has launched hundreds of air strikes in Syria since civil war broke out in 2011.

    The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based war monitor, said that "a Syrian civilian" was killed as well as two foreign nationals.

    An AFP photographer said the strike hit a nine-storey building, with damage centered around the fourth floor and the exterior of building partially blackened.

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