TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Dutch police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse violent anti-immigration protesters in The Hague on Saturday, arresting 30 people and leaving two officers injured, authorities said.
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Dutch Police Fire Tear Gas at Anti-Immigration Protesters, 30 Detained
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Qatar Files Complaint with UN Aviation Body over Israeli Airstrike on Doha
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Qatar has formally complained to the United Nations’ civil aviation agency, condemning an Israeli airstrike on its capital that it says targeted a residential compound and violated international law.
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Trump threatens Afghanistan with bad things on Bagram Airbase
“If Afghanistan doesn’t give Bagram Airbase back to those that built it, the United States of America, BAD THINGS ARE GOING TO HAPPEN!!!” the 79-year-old leader wrote on his Truth Social platform.
The vague threat came just days after he raised…
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Palestinian recognition welcomed in West Bank despite fears of Israeli annexation
Lucy WilliamsonBBC Middle East correspondent in Jenin
BBCAbdel Aziz Majarmeh is grieving his 13-year-old son States are there to protect. But so are fathers.
Abdel Aziz Majarmeh was standing next to his 13-year-old son, Islam, as he was shot dead by…
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Iran prepared to deliver decisive response to any aggression
The Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) issued a statement on the occasion of Sacred Defense Week, highlighting the lessons of the Iran-Iraq War and the recent 12-day Israeli-imposed war on the country, affirming the nation’s capability to…
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In Sierra Leone, child labour leaves childhoods on hold
“I’m not happy that I’m working here while my friends are in school,” says 12-year-old Adama as she looks around the quarry in the Gombu community of Kenema, southeastern Sierra Leone. Adama works alongside her parents, and each day is…
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Vietnamese singer Duc Phuc wins Russia’s Intervision song contest
Vietnamese singer Duc Phuc has won Russia’s Intervision song contest, held in Moscow on Saturday.
Vietnam was among 23 countries participating in the Soviet-era contest, revived by President Vladimir Putin three years after Russia was banned from…
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Divisions in EU over 19th Russia sanctions package
Jerome Hughes
Press TV, BrusselsThe European Commission unveils its 19th sanctions package targeting Russia. Critics say the EU’s attempts to damage Moscow are backfiring on…
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Canadians protest PM Carney on migrants, climate, Palestine, indigenous rights
About 2,000 activists rallied and marched in Toronto in nationwide protests against Prime Minister Mark Carney’s policies on climate, the war in Gaza, and migrants’ and…
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Venezuela says it faces undeclared war with the US
Marcos Salgado
Reporting from CaracasVenezuela has continued its three-day military exercise with land, air, and sea maneuvers.
The drill, dubbed Sovereign Caribbean,…
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