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The Israeli military said it would allow safe movement to Gaza residents on several roads on Saturday as it urged them to evacuate from the north of the territory to the south.

China’s attempt to grow its influence shouldn’t come at the expense of other countries feeling pressured or it risks a backlash, according to Singapore Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

Switzerland’s biggest political party wants to double down on neutrality, just as conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East make a non-aligned stance more difficult to sustain.

The US said North Korea has delivered arms to Russia for use against Ukraine, in the form of about 1,000 containers of military equipment and munitions so far. White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said Pyongyang is seeking reciprocal support from Moscow, including “fighter aircraft surface-to-air missiles, armored vehicles, ballistic missile production equipment, or other materials and other advanced technologies.”

Israel warned Gazans to leave ahead of a military offensive to destroy the Hamas militant group.

New Zealand’s main opposition National Party has taken a strong lead in early election counting as it seeks to wrest power from the ruling Labour Party.

Israel is focusing its main military activities on Gaza City in the north of the Gaza Strip, as it continues its war against Hamas following last Saturday’s devastating attacks.

Leader Jimmie Akesson is pushing for a more hardline approach on unprecedented gang violence that claimed 12 lives last month

Years of mass migration from Zimbabwe has gained fresh impetus as an economic meltdown continues unabated, further denuding the country of the scarce skills it needs to engineer a turnaround.

With 4.3% unemployment, the UK economy would seem to be holding up well against a barrage of headwinds. But by one reliable measure, the jobless rate may already be telegraphing a recession.