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This is the world and brief from The Economist. Our top stories. The the UN confirmed. The 14 lorries carrying quote only water, food and medical equipment

according to the Israeli Defence Ministry followed 20 that entered the besieged

enclave on Saturday.

Earlier Benjamin Netanyahu warned his bulla against opening up a new front against Israel.

Mr Netanyahu, Israel's prime Minister told Israeli soldiers his country would strike the Iran-backed

Shia militia based in Lebanon with quote a force it cannot even imagine Israel repeated a call for people

in the northern part of Gaza to move south. The Philippines accused China of

quote provocative irresponsible The Philippines accused China of, quote,

provocative, irresponsible and illegal action

after a Chinese vessel collided with a Philippine resupply boat

in the South China Sea.

China's Coast Guard said it, quote, lawfully blocked the Philippine vessel

which was carrying, quote, illegal construction materials

to a warship.

Such clashes have become increasingly common amid Chinese expansionism in the South China Sea.

Argentine voted in a general election.

The country's economic crisis with annual inflation running at 138%

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