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Hamas has called for increased international pressure on Israel following reports from Gaza's Health Ministry indicating that at least 377 people have died due to Israeli attacks since the ceasefire began. This escalation of violence has raised concerns about the stability of the ceasefire agreement.

The Tanzanian government has canceled Independence Day events scheduled for Tuesday amid calls for a day of action from protesters, reflecting rising tensions in the country following recent elections. This decision comes as authorities anticipate significant unrest and have deployed a heavy police presence in major cities to deter protests.

French First Lady Brigitte Macron has faced backlash after a video emerged in which she used a derogatory term to describe feminist activists who interrupted a performance by comedian Ary Abittan, who has previously faced allegations of rape. Her comments were intended to criticize the activists' protest methods but have sparked significant outrage.

Families of individuals who disappeared during the Syrian conflict continue to seek closure as the new government pledges to uncover the truth. Despite these promises, hope is dwindling for many as the search for the missing remains fraught with challenges and uncertainty.

More than 9,000 children in Gaza were hospitalized for acute malnutrition in October, according to the latest UN figures, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis despite a ceasefire declared two months ago. Aid agencies report that Israeli restrictions on humanitarian aid shipments continue, exacerbating the situation for the 2.2 million Palestinians in Gaza, many of whom are suffering from the effects of prolonged conflict and displacement.

Hamas has announced that it will delay the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement until Israel ceases its military operations, reopens the Allenby border crossing, and allows more humanitarian aid into Gaza. This statement reflects ongoing tensions and the precarious nature of the ceasefire, which has been in place for nearly two months.

Australia has enacted a law prohibiting individuals under the age of 16 from accessing social media platforms, set to take effect on December 10, 2025. This legislation aims to mitigate online risks for minors, including cyberbullying and exposure to harmful content, as critics express concerns about normalizing surveillance and cutting off support networks for young people.

Renewed clashes along the Thailand-Cambodia border have escalated tensions significantly, with both nations accusing each other of violating a ceasefire agreement. The recent violence has resulted in multiple civilian casualties, including the deaths of seven civilians and three Thai soldiers, indicating a potential shift towards a more severe phase of conflict.