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The only border crossing into Gaza not controlled by Israel has been closed since October 7. Palestinians are struggling without humanitarian aid while hundreds of trucks wait in Egypt.
In 2007, Israel set up blockades around the Gaza Strip, claiming that many everyday items could also be used to make weapons.
Waste tires can act as breeding grounds for malaria and cause fires. One Nigerian aims to recycle every one of her country's discarded tires.
Thousands of workers in southern Pakistan spend their lives mining and cooking limestone. The process releases plumes of toxic smoke, polluting the environment and poisoning workers.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella sat down with Axel Springer's CEO Mathias Döpfner to discuss AI and the partnership of Microsoft and OpenAI.
In a primetime speech, President Joe Biden compared the Ukraine war to the war between Hamas and Israel, as he urged Congress to support an upcoming aid package.
Unrealistic beauty standards are driving more and more people to seek out underground operators for cosmetic procedures.
In Thailand, unlicensed practitioners are known as "bag doctors" since they travel from client to client with all their tools of the trade in a bag.
Historical photos provide a glimpse into everyday life in Palestine during the British occupation from 1917 to 1948.
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