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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 14, 2026
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‘We are stuck here’: In cramped shelters, Lebanon’s displaced dream of their villages (opens the original)
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A 72-hour-old newborn is laid to sleep on a thin, worn-out mattress on the floor of a school in Sidon, south Lebanon, his first days unfolding in a classroom-turned-shelter. His mother, Hala Loubany, 29, has just had a C-section. She watches over the baby boy, one hand resting protectively over the throbbing scar on her stomach. Next to them, separated by a shelf crammed with canned food and clothes, an elderly man is preparing lunch for himself and his wife. Three families live in this classroo
The world banned landmines and cluster munitions. Can it stop killer AI before it is too late? (opens the original)
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Throughout the history of war, the machinery of killing has always left room for a human to intervene. A soldier could see the person in front of them and choose to maim rather than kill; a pilot could identify the target, question the intelligence and decide not to strike. Technology has been steadily changing that. Autonomous weapons systems now threaten to remove any meaningful human control over the use of force in conflict. AI-assisted targeting was first deployed by Israel in its genocidal
‘They’re all catastrophic’: The paediatric war wounds Dr Abu Sittah tries to heal in Lebanon (opens the original)
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In his Beirut office, Dr Ghassan Abu Sittah is going over his operating list for the weekend: 11 children in total, with life-altering injuries from Israel’s wars on Lebanon and Gaza. “There are two siblings who have shrapnel from the 2024 war that is now causing medical problems,” the prominent British-Palestinian plastic and reconstructive surgeon told Middle East Eye. “A boy with a partial amputation of his foot that needs reconstruction, from this war, and another boy with an amputation.” Dr
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