The safety of Kenyans caught up in post-election violence in neighbouring Tanzania must be guaranteed, Kenya’s foreign minister has told his Tanzanian counterpart.
Kenyan citizens are living in fear in Tanzania after being reportedly targeted in a…
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Israel renews strikes on Lebanon
Mariam Saleh
Press TV, BeirutIsraeli occupation forces have launched a wave of air strikes, shelling residential areas in south Lebanon in yet another violation of the…
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Brazilian woman becomes face of India fake voters row
Luiz Fernando Toledo in London and Geeta Pandey & Yogita Limaye in IndiaBBC News
Congress PartyLarissa Nery has found herself at the centre of a storm since Rahul Gandhi’s press conference on Wednesday A Brazilian hairdresser Larissa Nery, who has…
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President Aoun calls Israel’s raid on southern Lebanon ‘full-fledged crime’
At least one person has been killed and nine injured in a series of Israeli strikes across southern Lebanon, ratcheting up tensions and drawing condemnation from both the Lebanese government and the armed group Hezbollah as a flagrant violation…
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Anti‑genocide demonstrators flood Birmingham to oppose Israeli team’s match
Saeed Pourreza
Press TV, BirminghamThousands of anti-genocide demonstrators have descended on the British city of Birmingham to oppose a soccer match between the UK’s Aston…
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Israeli enemy seeks to reshape Middle East: Yemen’s Leader
He made the remarks during his speech at the 34th Arab National Conference in the Lebanese capital of Beirut, emphasizing that Israel is openly seeking to “reshape the Middle East” and to establish a Greater Israel.
He noted that some…
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Al-Aqsa Flood op. stopped plots to eliminate Palestine
According to Al-Mayadeen, Khalil Al-Hayyah, head of the Hamas movement in Gaza, said at the 34th Arab National Conference in Beirut on Friday, “Operation Al-Aqsa Storm was a response to efforts to eliminate the Palestinian issue and create a new…
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Artists ironic statement in Amsterdam canals highlights climate crisis
At 5 a.m. on Thursday morning in pitch black Amsterdam, French artist James Colomina and his assistant installed the first of two artworks in the city’s famous canals aiming to…
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Britain chose cheaper Sudan plan despite risk of mass killing
The British government opted against a more robust civilian protection strategy for Sudan despite internal warnings that the city of El Fasher risked falling to the UAE-backed Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and facing mass atrocities, a report…
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New water agreement signed between Iraq, turkey
Nawar Al Rikabi
Press TV, BaghdadIraq and Turkey have signed a new water agreement aimed at addressing Iraq’s unprecedented water crisis, drawing mixed reactions in…
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