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U.N. urgently needs cash in Afghanistan, but struggles for solution

Published by Reuters By Jonathan Landay and Michelle Nichols WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) – The United Nations cannot get enough cash into Afghanistan to deliver humanitarian aid to millions of people on the brink of starvation and is struggling to develop options to help stabilize the collapsing economy, U.N. officials said. Ultimately political solutions are needed, […]

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Rare plea for help as China’s zero tolerance for COVID hits border town

Published by Reuters BEIJING (Reuters) -A former vice mayor of a Chinese town on the border with Myanmar lamented local lockdowns and disruptions caused by repeated COVID-19 outbreaks and wrote a rare plea for a “strong” helping hand from Beijing. Ruili, in the province of Yunnan, has faced some of the toughest curbs in the

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Palestinian PM urges EU to sanction Israel for settlements

Published by Al-Araby Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh on Wednesday called on the European Union (EU) to take action against Israel in response to its expansion of illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank. In a meeting with the President of the European Council, Charles Michel at the Council headquarters in Brussels, Shtayyeh urged the

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Iraqis kill 11, blaming neighbouring village for IS attack

Published by Al-Araby Residents of an Iraqi village have killed 11 people in retaliation for a deadly attack claimed by the so-called Islamic State group, an Iraqi security official said. The inhabitants of the majority Shia village of Al-Rashad in the eastern Diyala province killed 11 people on Wednesday in the predominantly Sunni neighbouring hamlet

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Germany’s COVID caseload makes biggest leap in two weeks

Published by Reuters BERLIN (Reuters) – Germany’s coronavirus caseload took its biggest jump in two weeks on Thursday, with over 28,000 new infections, the Robert Koch Institute said, adding heft to worries about restrictions this winter. The number of new infections per 100,000 people over seven days – one of the metrics used to determine

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Human Rights body denounces attacks on Kashmiri students

Newscraving Desk: Srinagar, A noted human rights body,  International Forum for Justice Human Rights JK (IFJHR) has denounced the assault on several Kashmiri students across India. Chairman of the IFJHRJK Muhammad Ahsan Untoo denounced the  thrashing of Kashmiri students in the colleges of Punjab. He termed it the handiwork of right wing groups like Vishvi

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Biden administration rebukes Israel over settlements

Published by Al-Araby The United States on Tuesday said it strongly opposed Israel’s plans for Jewish settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank as damaging for peace prospects between Israelis and Palestinians, in the Biden administration’s harshest public criticism of Israeli settlement policy to date. “We are deeply concerned about the Israeli government’s plan to

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China’s new home prices stall for first time since COVID-19

Published by Reuters By Liangping Gao and Ryan Woo BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s new home prices stalled for the first time since February 2020 in September, as the chill in the property market intensified amid tightening credit due to an ongoing crackdown on speculative investment. The average new home price in 70 major Chinese cities

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