‘No power on Earth will stop Israel’ as ICJ rules on Rafah | Hundreds feared dead in PNG landslide

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▷ The International Court of Justice ruling on South Africa's request to order a halt to Israel's Rafah offensive in Gaza has been criticised by Israel, which says it won't be deterred and that ‘no power on earth will stop Israel from protecting its citizens.’
It comes as Gaza's health officials reported 60 Palestinians killed in a night of heavy shelling and airstrikes across the Strip.
▷ A landslide is believed to have killed possibly hundreds of people in the remote village of Kaokalam in the province of Enga, approximately 600 kilometres north-west of Port Moresby.
▷ Chinese military exercises surrounding Taiwan enter their second day with Beijing launching large-scale drills to 'punish' Taiwan and its new president Lai Ching-te - who has been a vocal advocate of Taiwanese independence.
00:00 ICJ to rule on South Africa's emergency request on Gaza
03:57 PNG landslide kills at least 100
04:27 Chinese military exercises around Taiwan for second day
07:28 Former US fighter pilot Daniel Duggan, wanted by the USs over claims he trained Chinese military personnel could soon be extradited from Australia
09:49 US President Joe Biden welcomes Kenya's leader William Ruto to the White House
10:42 The UN General Assembly votes to establish an annual day of remembrance for the Srebrenica genocide
11:08 Iran buries the late President Ebrahim Raisi at the holiest Shi'ite shrine in the nation, concluding four days of funeral rites
11:35 Russia jails General Vadim Shamarin on charges of corruption
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