Recent arguments advocating for the international recognition of an integral part of Somalia called Somaliland rest on a series of assumptions that deserve closer scrutiny. While proponents portray Somaliland as a unified, stable, and…
Category: 3. Middle East
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Egypt rejects Syrian ambassador as ties strain under Sharaa
Syria’s nominee for ambassador to Egypt was rejected by Cairo due to concerns about his Islamist background, according to a report on Monday, potentially complicating efforts to normalize ties between the two countries.
What happened: The…
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Rubio: no change in US policy on Taiwan
WASHINGTON, June 2 (Reuters) – Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Tuesday there has been no change in U.S. policy on Taiwan and that Washington wants to see the status quo preserved.
“The most important thing to understand is we want to see…
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‘Life and hope’: Lebanon hospital resilient after Israeli attack
In a south Lebanon hospital heavily damaged by deadly Israeli strikes nearby, Dr Nasser al-Masri held a new-born baby, calling him “a message of life and hope” despite the war.
Israeli strikes near the Jabal Amel hospital in Tyre on Monday killed…
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Rubio calls on Iran to open Strait of Hormuz as deal seems uncertain
WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the war against Iran as having degraded the Islamic Republic’s conventional military capabilities even as he conceded that a nuclear agreement remains uncertain.
An interim deal with Iran…
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Albanians protest Kushner plan for Sazan Island luxury resort | Protests
NewsFeed Hundreds have rallied in Albania against plans by a Jared Kushner-linked investment firm to develop Albania’s Sazan Island and parts of a protected national park into a luxury seaside resort. Anger was fuelled by comments by Kushner’s…
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‘Trapped’: Gaza patients flown to Iraq stuck in administrative limbo | Gaza
More than two years ago, Gaza resident Hanin Muhammad accompanied by her 39-year-old sister Sabreen, a kidney transplant recipient, was flown to the Iraqi capital Baghdad for medical treatment. But Muhammad has since been confined to the Private…
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Middle East war hammering aid supply chains: UN
Even if the Middle East war stopped immediately, disrupted global humanitarian supply lines would not recover before 2027, the United Nations said Tuesday.
Nearly 100 days on from the February 28 US-Israeli attacks on Iran which triggered the…
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World Cup delay for Switzerland’s Embolo while US reviews travel document | World Cup 2026 News
Embolo is Switzerland’s first-choice forward, with 24 goals in 86 internationals, but could not join the squad.
Published On 2 Jun 2026
Switzerland forward Breel Embolo has not travelled with the rest of the World Cup squad to the…
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Ongoing Israeli strikes, Hezbollah projectiles cloud Trump’s ceasefire in Lebanon
Both Israel and Hezbollah have violated the ceasefire less than a day after President Donald Trump announced it.
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