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Representatives from Hamas and a delegate from Donald Trump's peace council met in Cairo to discuss a ceasefire in Gaza, coinciding with Israel's announcement to reopen the Rafah crossing to Egypt.

The Ministry of Defense in the Central African Republic has arrested a French aid worker suspected of attempting to destabilize the region.

A French aid worker from Doctors Without Borders has been arrested in the Central African Republic on charges related to threatening security ahead of a key diplomatic visit.

Doctors Without Borders is still out of contact with 26 of its employees in South Sudan's Jonglei state amid escalating violence between rival factions.

More than 26 Doctors Without Borders staff members are unaccounted for following attacks in South Sudan's Jonglei State.

Twenty-six Médecins Sans Frontières staff members remain unaccounted for following recent violence in South Sudan, particularly in the Jonglei state region.

Doctors Without Borders reports that 26 of its staff are currently unaccounted for following recent violence in South Sudan.

Doctors Without Borders faces a ban on operating in Palestinian territories while other NGOs experience similar restrictions.

Doctors Without Borders and other aid groups face imminent bans from operating in Gaza due to Israeli government requirements regarding staff information.

Israel's Supreme Court has temporarily permitted aid organizations, including Doctors Without Borders, to continue their operations in Gaza after blocking a government ban.

The article expresses outrage over Israel's decision to expel help organizations from Palestinian territories, highlighting the silence of Swedish media on the matter.

Doctors Without Borders has petitioned the Supreme Court to investigate six instances where the IDF shot at the organization's facilities and vehicles, resulting in the deaths of seven workers and their relatives.

The Rapid Support Forces have targeted the city of al-Duwiem in the White Nile State, leading to medical treatment of numerous injuries by Doctors Without Borders due to drone attacks in Sudan.

Cholera cases in Sangé, DRC, have decreased by 90% following an emergency intervention by Doctors Without Borders after a significant outbreak.

Doctors Without Borders has stopped operations in a Gaza hospital due to the presence of armed men, raising concerns about safety and security in the facility.

Doctors Without Borders reports being unable to deliver humanitarian supplies to Gaza due to Israeli restrictions, despite a ceasefire agreement.

Doctors Without Borders has suspended noncritical medical operations at Gaza's Nasser Hospital due to security concerns, including incidents of armed individuals and intimidation.

A hospital in Gaza has accused Doctors Without Borders of making false claims regarding security threats posed by armed men on the premises.

A hospital in Gaza criticizes Doctors Without Borders (MSF) for its claims of armed threats within the facility and for halting all non-life-saving work, asserting that their armed presence is actually for protection.

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has halted non-critical medical operations at Nasser Hospital in Gaza due to reports of armed individuals within the facility.

Doctors Without Borders has announced their departure from Naser Hospital in the Gaza Strip, citing the presence of armed individuals.

Doctors Without Borders has suspended its operations in most departments of the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis due to the presence of armed individuals and weapons inside the facility.

Funding cuts are exacerbating the maternal death crisis in low- and middle-income countries, with significant implications for pregnant women in Nigeria, the Central African Republic, and Bangladesh.

Israel plans to displace Médecins Sans Frontières and 36 other organizations from Gaza, raising concerns about the implications for local aid efforts.

A bomb hit a hospital in South Sudan's Jonglei state, with reports of another health center being looted.

Israel has suspended the operations of Doctors Without Borders in Gaza, claiming it was due to the organization's failure to provide a list of local staff, which MSF argues is a tactic to obstruct humanitarian aid.

Doctors Without Borders announced it will not share the list of its Palestinian employees with Israel, leading to a complete cessation of its operations in Gaza and the West Bank, which local doctors warn will significantly impact medical services in the region.

A Gaza clinic, which provides vital medical care to patients like 14-year-old Mohammed Ibrahim, faces the threat of closure due to an Israeli ban on Doctors Without Borders operating in the region.

The Israeli government has instructed Doctors Without Borders to cease operations in Gaza amidst ongoing conflict and humanitarian crises.

Doctors Without Borders warns that it may cease operations in Gaza by March if Israel does not reverse its decision to ban their activities along with 36 other organizations.

Doctors Without Borders are criticizing Israel's decision to prohibit the entry of 37 NGOs into Gaza, labeling it a scandalous intervention.

The president of Doctors Without Borders (MSF) defends the organization against unfounded accusations and highlights the dire impact of Israel's ban on its operations in Gaza.

Hamas has expressed strong opposition to new restrictions imposed on humanitarian organizations, including the removal of Doctors Without Borders from Gaza.

Dozens of NGOs are set to lose their licenses to operate in Gaza starting January 1 due to new Israeli regulations, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis as the region faces severe winter conditions.

Israel plans to revoke licenses for several aid organizations at the beginning of the year, prompting warnings from Doctors Without Borders about severe consequences, while the EU criticizes the move and calls for continued access to humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip.

Israel's government has decided to expel 37 aid organizations, including major names like Doctors Without Borders and Care, from the Gaza Strip, effective January 1, with a deadline to leave by March amid the winter crisis.

The Israeli government has announced a ban on 37 NGOs, including Doctors Without Borders (MSF), citing violations of new registration requirements.

Israel's foreign ministry announced that several international humanitarian organizations, including Doctors Without Borders, will face the closure of their operations in Gaza starting January 1, due to legal actions taken against their operating permits.

The Israeli government plans to ban over twenty NGOs, including Doctors Without Borders, from operating in Gaza by 2026, citing non-compliance with its requirements for personal information of their employees.

Israel has announced the suspension of over twenty humanitarian organizations, including Doctors Without Borders, due to non-compliance with new verification rules for international organizations operating in Gaza, effective January 1.

The Doctors Without Borders hospital in Amman is a vital facility providing reconstructive surgery to wounded civilians from Iraq, Syria, and Gaza, focusing on complex injuries from explosions.