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Two bombs rock Damascus as Macron meets Syrian president, wounding 18 in a blow to al-Sharaa's stability drive
Two improvised explosive devices detonated in central Damascus on Tuesday as France's Emmanuel Macron held his first meetings with Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa, wounding 18 people and exposing the fragility of Syria's security under its new government.

One thousand days of war in Gaza, with 73,000 dead and the ceasefire fraying
As Gaza marks 1,000 days of conflict since the Hamas-led attack of 7 October 2023, more than 90 percent of the strip lies in ruins, Israeli forces hold nearly 80 percent of its territory, and the US-brokered peace framework has failed to secure reconstruction or withdrawal — though Hamas moved this

Yuan Gains Ground as Central Africa Rethinks Its Reserves
The Bank of Central African States (BEAC) is considering adding the Chinese yuan to the composition of its
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