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The suspension of funding by a growing number of Western countries for a United Nations agency for Palestinians has raised questions about the fate of the 5.9 million refugees it serves.

As a number of Israel's allies cut funding to the refugee body, MEE looks at its turbulent history with the international community

Taiwan’s sovereignty remains a thorny issue, especially after the presidential election victory of Lai Ching-te, chairman of the Democratic Progressive Party, which seeks the island’s independence from China. While China grasps the One China concept and strives to unify the Taiwan Strait’s two sides, the Taiwanese prefer the status quo.

Israel alleges that 13 employees of the United Nations’ main relief agency in Gaza were associated with Hamas’ October 7 attack on Israel and took part in varying capacities, ranging from involvement in kidnapping hostages to being told to set up an operations room, according to the summary of the intelligence shared with CNN by an Israeli official. 

The suspension of funding by a growing number of Western countries for a United Nations agency for Palestinians has raised questions about the fate of the 5.9 million refugees it serves.

The suspension of funding by a growing number of Western countries for a United Nations agency for Palestinians has raised questions about the fate of the 5.9 million refugees it serves.

Idris said the project is dedicated to pioneering sustainable solutions for Nigerian agriculture. | Pulse Nigeria

The International Court of Justice today told Israel to take all measures to prevent a genocide in the Gaza Strip in handing down a series of orders.

Quoting from UN General Assembly Resolution 96 of December 11, 1946, Judge Joan E. Donoghue said genocide shocks “the conscience of mankind.”

JOHANNESBURG, Jan 26 (IPS) - The International Court of Justice today told Israel to take all measures to prevent a genocide in the Gaza Strip.