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    Israel strike kills Hamas armed wing head in North Gaza

    An Israeli airstrike on Tuesday killed Izz al-Din Al-Beik, head of Hamas' armed wing in Gaza. His involvement in the October 7, 2023, attacks has been confirmed by officials. The airstrike targeted an apartment building in Gaza City's Nasr neighborhood, which resulted in one additional casualty. Medics also reported a subsequent airstrike near a clinic in Jabalia refugee camp killing another person.

    Inside the 24-hour mutiny that threatened Niger's ruling junta and how Russian forces intervened

    Niger's capital Niamey is calm after soldiers staged a mutiny which was repelled. Loyal forces, aided by Russian troops, quelled the unrest which occurred at the airport. The mutiny appeared to stem from grievances over worsening security and soldier welfare. Neighbors and allies have expressed their full support for Niger's ruling junta. The situation is now stable after the overnight clashes and arrests.

    Iran's IRGC attacks on US military assets in Bahrain, Kuwait in 'Operation Nasr 2'

    Iran's Revolutionary Guard targeted US military assets in Bahrain and Kuwait. These strikes were a direct response to earlier American attacks on Iranian positions. The operation involved simultaneous missile and drone attacks on military facilities. Iran warned of further retaliation if US actions continue in the region. The exchanges highlight a significant escalation of conflict in West Asia.

    Air Canada starts cancelling flights ahead of work stoppage that could impact hundreds of thousands

    Air Canada began cancelling flights on Thursday as a potential strike by about 10,000 flight attendants threatens to ground the airline by early Saturday, affecting around 1.3 lakh passengers a day. The union issued a 72-hour strike notice on Wednesday over low pay and unpaid work, prompting the airline to issue a lockout notice.

    Microsoft fires employees who organized vigil for Palestinians killed in Gaza

    Microsoft has dismissed two employees who organized a vigil for Palestinians killed in Gaza. They aimed to honor victims and highlight Microsoft's ties with the Israeli government. The company cited policy violations. Both employees were part of a group opposing Microsoft's technology deals with Israel. The firings reflect ongoing tensions within tech companies over such partnerships.

    Airbus CEO tells staff Space losses 'not acceptable'

    CEO Guillaume Faury told staff in a January review of 2023 that Defence and Space "performed strongly in many areas, but faced a major setback in the Space business which tarnished the overall performance", according to extracts seen by Reuters. Some major satellite developments have recorded unexpected charges, Faury said, adding: "Put simply, mishaps of this magnitude and suddenness are just not acceptable at Airbus".

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