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Nissan's Alan Johnson states that the Sunderland factory pays more for electricity than any other Nissan plant worldwide, urging government support for the automotive sector.
Pakistan's religious affairs minister praises minorities' role in the country's progress and condemns Israeli actions in Gaza at a Holi celebration in Islamabad.
Gunmen opened fire on tourists in Indian-controlled Kashmir, killing at least 26 people and injuring 17 others in the worst attack on civilians in the region in years. The attack took place in the picturesque town of Pahalgam, a major tourist destination and base camp for a Hindu pilgrimage. The incident has sparked outrage and drawn international condemnation, including from US President Donald Trump.
Pope Francis' body to be taken to St Peter's ahead of funeral, Trump and other leaders to attend, conclave to choose successor not expected before May 6.
The body of Pope Francis will be moved to St. Peter's Basilica for public mourning, with the funeral scheduled for Saturday. Cardinals are meeting to plan his successor and make decisions about the Catholic Church.
Cabinet members spar over humanitarian aid to Gaza, with disagreements on who should distribute the aid and concerns about Hamas' use of the aid.
Over 400 patients have died in Gaza due to lack of proper treatment during the 18-month conflict, with the blockade imposed by Israel making it difficult for patients to access regular care.
Very little is actually known about George, and there are a lot of stories about him that are full of myth and legend.
Dialysis patients in Gaza are dying due to lack of proper treatment and limited access to medical supplies caused by the war and blockade.
The article discusses Pope Francis' controversial views and actions during his tenure as Pope, including his criticism of capitalism and globalization, his strained relations with the Jewish community, and his controversial statements regarding Islam and Christianity.
Donald Trump discusses China tariffs, Russia-Ukraine truce, Gaza war, and tussle with federal courts over mass deportations in the U.S.
Reform Judaism-aligned Jewish organizations in the U.S. have condemned President Trump's efforts to investigate antisemitism on college campuses, prioritizing 'progressive' politics over Jewish values and safety. The Reform Movement is losing a generation and its institutions are seen as hollow vessels offering generic activism.