Jason Burke
International Security Correspondent at The Guardian
The Guardian's international security correspondent. UK-based now after 20+ years working in Middle East, South Asia, Europe, Africa. Author of books. Dad.
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Helen Livingstone |Joe Coughlan |Tom Ambrose |Harry Taylor |Jason Burke |William Christou | +1 more
Gaza faces 'man-made drought', UNICEF claimsGaza is facing a man-made drought as its water systems collapse, the UN’s children agency has said. “Children will begin to die of thirst … Just 40% of drinking water production facilities remain functional,” Unicef spokesperson James Elder told reporters in Geneva, according to Reuters. It comes a day after Unicef said more than 5,000 children were diagnosed with malnutrition in the Gaza Strip in May.
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inkl.com | Jason Burke |Malak A Tantesh
Witnesses have described scenes like “a horror movie” in Gaza after Israeli forces fired towards a crowd waiting for trucks loaded with flour near Khan Younis, on one of the bloodiest days for weeks in the devastated territory. At least 51 Palestinians were reported to have been killed and hundreds more wounded in the southern city. People at the scene and doctors described seeing injured and dead with wounds typical of those caused by artillery or tank fire.
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yardbarker.com | Jason Burke
Ahead of Monday's game against the Athletics in West Sacramento, the Houston Astros had to place Lance McCullers Jr. on the IL with a right foot sprain, retroactive to June 13. He was originally the scheduled starter for Monday's game, but with McCullers unavailable, the Astros went instead with rookie Ryan Gusto, who went five innings and gave up one run in the 3-1 A's win.
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si.com | Jason Burke
Ahead of Monday's game against the Athletics in West Sacramento, the Houston Astros had to place Lance McCullers Jr. on the IL with a right foot sprain, retroactive to June 13. He was originally the scheduled starter for Monday's game, but with McCullers unavailable, the Astros went instead with rookie Ryan Gusto, who went five innings and gave up one run in the 3-1 A's win.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Jason Burke
The Athletics are coming off a sweep of the Kansas City Royals over the weekend, a feat they hadn't achieved since they swept the Chicago White Sox in April. They hadn't even won three in a row since April 30-May 2, beating the Texas Rangers twice, and then the Miami Marlins for the third. On the year, the A's sit at 29-44 after an awful month of May pretty much tanked the season.
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