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2 February 2026

A Palestinian boy sits on the rubble of a damaged building in Gaza City, on February 2, 2026. Gaza's key Rafah border crossing reopens to Palestinians on February 2, an Israeli security official says, though Egyptian state-linked media says only 50 people are allowed to cross in each direction in the early days. The resumption of operations comes after Gaza's civil defense reports dozens killed in a wave of Israeli strikes over the weekend, in what the military says is retaliation for Palestinian fighters exiting a tunnel in Rafah city.

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#13268345

2 February 2026

A displaced Palestinian boy plays in the wreckage of a car in Gaza City, on February 2, 2026. Gaza's key Rafah border crossing reopens to Palestinians on February 2, an Israeli security official says, though Egyptian state-linked media says only 50 people are allowed to cross in each direction in the early days. The resumption of operations comes after Gaza's civil defence reports dozens killed in a wave of Israeli strikes over the weekend, in what the military says is retaliation for Palestinian fighters exiting a tunnel in Rafah city.

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#13268347

2 February 2026

Displaced Palestinian children play in the wreckage of a car in Gaza City, on February 2, 2026. Gaza's key Rafah border crossing reopens to Palestinians on February 2, an Israeli security official says, though Egyptian state-linked media says only 50 people are allowed to cross in each direction in the early days. The resumption of operations comes after Gaza's civil defense reports dozens killed in a wave of Israeli strikes over the weekend, in what the military says is retaliation for Palestinian fighters exiting a tunnel in Rafah city.

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#13216605

19 January 2026

A solitary figure sits on a wooden bench at the snowy shore of Lake Schliersee in Schliersee, Miesbach district, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on December 18, 2026. The person looks out over the vast, frozen surface of the lake.

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#13216606

19 January 2026

A solitary figure sits on a wooden bench at the snowy shore of Lake Schliersee in Schliersee, Miesbach district, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on December 18, 2026. The person looks out over the vast, frozen surface of the lake.

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#13208363

17 January 2026

A police vehicle sits outside Royal Mint Court as activists gather nearby to oppose plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," thought likely to be approved on the 20,000 square meter site by the British government next week, in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, which sits close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance, and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208364

17 January 2026

A view of Royal Mint Court as activists gather nearby to oppose plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," thought likely to be approved on the 20,000 square meter site by the British government next week, in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, which sits close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance, and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208391

17 January 2026

Member of Parliament for the Reform UK party Danny Kruger addresses activists rallying against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," thought likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance, and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208394

17 January 2026

Member of Parliament for the Conservative Party Iain Duncan Smith addresses activists rallying against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," thought likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance, and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208395

17 January 2026

Member of Parliament for the Conservative Party Iain Duncan Smith addresses activists rallying against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," thought likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance, and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208396

17 January 2026

Leader of the Conservative Party Kemi Badenoch joins activists rallying against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," thought likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance, and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208398

17 January 2026

Leader of the Conservative Party Kemi Badenoch addresses activists rallying against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," thought likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance, and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208400

17 January 2026

Leader of the Conservative Party Kemi Badenoch addresses activists rallying against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," thought likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance, and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208401

17 January 2026

Leader of the Conservative Party Kemi Badenoch addresses activists rallying against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," thought likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance, and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208409

17 January 2026

Leader of the Conservative Party Kemi Badenoch addresses activists rallying against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," thought likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance, and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208414

17 January 2026

Leader of the Conservative Party Kemi Badenoch addresses activists rallying against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," thought likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance, and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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