Israel berates New York Times, CNN, Reuters, AP over Hamas attack photographers
Israel accuses foreign media of having forewarning of Hamas’ attacks through freelance photographers in Gaza.
Deal over dim sum: China caves to EU on data to keep investors sweet
As China’s economy stutters, Beijing gave a rare diplomatic win to the E.U. to ensure businesses don’t quit.
Putin rakes in extra €1B for his war chest via Bulgaria sanctions loophole
Last year, the EU gave Sofia a sanctions exemption to protect its citizens from energy shortages. Since then, Russia has profited.
Uber and unions face off over EU gig work law
Workers unions chide Uber over massive lobby campaign on draft EU labor rights bill.
Gaza faces imminent typhoid, cholera outbreak, health bodies warn
Lack of safe water and disruption to health and sanitation services are raising the threat of infectious disease outbreaks.
UN chief: Gaza death toll suggests Israel’s tactics are ‘clearly wrong’
Secretary-General António Guterres jabs Israel again.