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Lebanese Health Ministry: Israel directly targeting ambulances by  Jason Ditz  | May 10, 2026 at 12:41 pm ET |  Israel ,  Lebanon Israeli forces have continued to directly target Lebanese ambulances, according to the Lebanese Health Ministry, and those attacks resulted in at  least two paramedics killed Sunday and five others wounded . The paramedics were targeted in  Qallawiya and Tebnine , and the Health Ministry said they were deliberately and directly targeted in violation of international law. The strikes on Sunday followed up on a deadly Saturday.  As many  as 51 people were reported killed in the past 24 hours , and a number of others were wounded. This included at least eight members of the same family  in Saksakiyeh . The US is planning to host Israel-Lebanon direct talks next week. An image of southern Lebanon after the ceasefire began. ©MSF Meanwhile, Israel is continuing to issue expanded evacuation orders, with several villages i...

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  Khan Khalid Adnan is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb), a Barrister in England and Wales, and an Advocate of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh. He currently serves as the Head of the Chamber at Khan Saifur Rahman & Associates, Dhaka, Bangladesh.] Oral proceedings on the merits in  The Gambia v Myanmar (12-29 January 2026) ended where genocide litigation before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) almost always ends: not with a dispute about atrocities as such, but with a dispute about  how  the Court is permitted to know what it knows. The Gambia framed the case as exceptional only in the thickness, corroboration, and institutional insulation of the evidentiary record. Myanmar framed it as a warning against outsourcing adjudication to non-judicial bodies, and against importing criminal rhetoric into a civil forum while disavowing the discipline of criminal proof. The stakes are unusually high. The Court’s only clear finding that geno...

  About 900 two-storey houses with iron frames on concrete are being constructed for Rohingya refugees by cutting hills at the Kutupalong refugee camp in Cox's Bazar’s Ukhiya Upazila, drawing an objection from the Forest Department. Although the Refugee, Relief and Repatriation Commissioner’s office and the UNHCR say these are still “completely temporary structures,” locals argue that the facilities indicate permanent settlements instead. Under the project, at least 888 such settlements are being constructed in the Extension 'E' block of Kutupalong Camp No. 4, according to the Forest Department and locals. Construction on ‘Reserved’ Land Cox's Bazar South Forest Division's Ukhiya Range Officer Abdul Mannan said they strongly protested the settlements soon after learning of them. "This is reserved land of the Forest Division. But since the camp authorities are responsible for the land inside the camp, we cannot directly control it,” he said. So far, around 80-90...