Marvie Basilan

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News writer since 2015. Often on the tail of crypto and everything tech-related. Occasionally into bad weather and bad politics in Southeast Asia. Cat/s Mom. Poet on strike.

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Middle East Conflict: Hamas Reportedly Proposes 135-Day Ceasefire Deal To End War

On Day 124 of the Israel-Hamas war, desperation is rising among the loved ones of hostages still in Hamas captivity after Israel confirmed that 31 hostages in Gaza are dead. Hamas has reportedly produced a counterproposal for an expansive ceasefire deal that will see all remaining hostages and the deceased captives' bodies freed over a period of more than four months.

Middle East Conflict: 6 US-Backed Kurdish Fighters Reportedly Killed In Syria Strike

As tensions in the Middle East continue to rise, the US has increased its self-defense attacks on the Iran-backed Houthis. Simultaneously, the Israel-Hamas conflict has entered its 122nd day. Amid these developments, six U.S.-backed Kurdish troops were reportedly killed in a drone strike by Iraqi armed factions targeting an oil field in Syria.

Middle East Conflict: China Reportedly Presses Iran Over Houthis' Red Sea Attacks

The crisis in the Middle East continues to raise fears worldwide as the Israel-Hamas war enters its 112th day. Israel has signaled that Iran is now a "legitimate target," and Beijing reportedly asked Iran to tell Houthis "to show restraint" amid China's fears its trade will be affected by the Yemeni rebel militia's continuing Red Sea rampage.

Middle East Conflict: Israel Says 24 Soldiers Killed In Army's Biggest Single-Day Loss

It's Day 109 of the Israel-Hamas war. The Israeli army announced the deaths of 24 soldiers in its biggest single-day loss since Hamas' Oct. 7 massacre in Israel. A total of 21 reserve fighters were killed Monday afternoon after a militant fired an RPG at a tank near two buildings that the soldiers were preparing for demolition, while three officers fell in southern Gaza earlier in the day.

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