Latest news bulletin | October 29th – Midday
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Day: October 29, 2023
Brazil’s Minister of Indigenous Peoples on Land Rights, the Climate Emergency and Empowering Women
Brazil’s first Minister of Indigenous Peoples Sonia Guajajara spoke about her progress so far, and what her priorities are looking ahead.
Israel recalls diplomatic staff from Turkey after Erdogan’s accusations of war crimes
Israel said Saturday it was recalling its diplomatic staff from Turkey after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan delivered a fierce attack on its military operation against Hamas militants in Gaza.
Iran vows to ignore US warnings on Israel
Washington’s demand that Iran not play a role in the Hamas-Israel conflict is “invalid,” Iran’s president has said
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Destruction and loss: The most powerful pictures of Israel Hamas war so far
A selection of some of the most impactful pictures as Israel Hamas conflict continues.
Sharp rise in bear attacks in Japan as they struggle to find food
Amid lack of acorns and beechnuts in natural habitats, bears have injured 158 people and killed two since AprilExperts in Japan have warned that bear attacks are rising at an unprecedented rate, as the animals struggle to find food in their natural hab…
Mass demonstrations in Paris, New York demand Gaza ceasefire
Tens of thousands of protesters marched in France and the US on Saturday, calling for a ceasefire as Israel’s army intensified its assault on the Gaza Strip.
France’s Macron announces plans to enshrine abortion rights in constitution
French President Emmanuel Macron said Sunday his government plans to enshrine abortion rights in the constitution to make them “irreversible”.
‘There was no one better’: Peruvian singer finally takes her place among all-time greats
Lucha Reyes was compared to Billie Holiday and Edith Piaf. Now, fifty years after her death, her songs are released for a new audienceOn a late spring morning 50 years ago this week, 30,000 people gathered outside the baroque facade of the church of Sa…