Lebanese media reported on Thursday that Israeli warplanes targeted civilian and residential buildings in the towns of Mjadel and Mahrouna, both located in South Governorate, as well as the towns of Baraachit and Jbaa in Nabatieh Governorate,…
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Western embassies press for release of bodies of poll violence
Western embassies in Tanzania, including the UK and France, have called on the authorities to release all bodies of those killed in the October electoral violence to their families.
Citing “credible reports”, the 17 missions said there was…
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Israel utterly failed to shield its protégé in Gaza
TEHRAN – The occupying Israeli regime suffered a setback after its most prominent militia leader was killed in Gaza.
Yasser Abu Shabab, along with several aides and his deputy, was killed in Rafah in southern Gaza, in what some reports…
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Israeli-backed militia leader killed in Gaza
TEHRAN – The occupying Israeli regime suffered a setback after its most prominent militia leader was killed in Gaza.
Yasser Abu Shabab, along with several aides and his deputy, was killed in Rafah in southern Gaza, in what some reports…
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APA condemns US-Israeli aggression against Iran
The sessions of the APA’s Standing Committee on Political Affairs and the Palestine Committee took place in Mashhad, Iran, on Thursday, with participation from 15 parliamentary groups from Asia.
At the gathering, eight draft resolutions were…
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Lebanon’s art of giving everything away for free
BEIRUT — For decades, Lebanon’s leaders have embraced a peculiar diplomatic approach: yield concession after concession, gain nothing in return, and feign surprise as the nation’s leverage steadily disappears.
In the span of months, the…
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Namibia loses bid to overturn ban on rhino horn trade at Cites conference in Samarkand
Navin Singh KhadkaEnvironment correspondent, BBC World Service
Getty ImagesNamibia pioneered dehorning of rhinos to deal with their poaching Namibia’s proposals to lift the ban on the international trade in black and white rhino horns have been…
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Eritreans, including Olympian Zeragaber Gebrehiwot, freed after 18 years in jail without trial
Thirteen people held for more than 18 years without trial in Eritrea have been released from a notorious military prison, relatives of the detainees have told the BBC.
Among those freed were several prominent figures, including 69-year-old…
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University of Tehran secures top prize in Landscape Architecture Awards 2025
A team from the University of Tehran (UT) has won the prestigious first prize in the Honors Award section of the 2025 World Landscape Architecture Awards.
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Russia ready to provide ‘uninterrupted’ fuel supplies
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said Moscow is ready to provide “uninterrupted shipments” of fuel to India, as Delhi faces pressure from the US to stop buying Russian oil.
Putin, speaking alongside Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in…
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