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Israeli forces raze Palestinian land near Nablus

Published by Al-Araby Israeli forces on Wednesday levelled a large patch of Palestinian land to the south of the West Bank city of Nablus while preventing children from going to school nearby. Ghassan Daghlas, a Palestinian Authority official who monitors settlement activity in the occupied West Bank, said that Israeli bulldozers razed 30,000 square metres […]

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Internet freedoms ‘under attack’ in MENA: Freedom House

Published by Al-Araby All Middle Eastern and North African countries featured in a newonline freedoms report have been ranked as “partly free” or “not free”, with many experiencing a decline in digital freedoms over the past year. In a ‘Freedom of the Net 2021’ report, written by US-watchdog Freedom House, the MENA region was the

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German election race tightens three days before vote

Published by Reuters BERLIN (Reuters) – The German election race heated up on Thursday as the lead of the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) over Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservatives narrowed to just four points, three days before the federal election. The SPD, whose candidate for chancellor Olaf Scholz is currently vice chancellor and finance minister in

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Erdogan, Putin to discuss security in Syria’s Idlib

Published by Azer News By Vugar Khalilov Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin will discuss security in Syria’s Idlib at the upcoming meeting in Russia’s Sochi, Yeni Shafak newspaper reported on September 23. As part of Erdogan’s one-day visit to Russia on September 29, the leaders are expected to discuss

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Unruly U.S. airline passenger incidents fall but still too high, regulator says

Published by Reuters By David Shepardson and Doina Chiacu WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The rate of unruly airline passenger incidents has dropped sharply since regulators moved to impose fines in January but remains twice as high as last year, the Federal Aviation Administration said on Thursday. The incidents were occurring six times per 10,000 flights as of

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Australia says trade pact would benefit EU in Indo-Pacific amid submarine deal fallout

Published by Reuters By Colin Packham CANBERRA (Reuters) – An Australian-EU trade deal would be mutually beneficial and allow EU members a greater presence in the Indo-Pacific, said Australia’s trade minister, as Canberra tries to repair ties with Paris after the scrapping of a $40 billion submarine deal. Australia last week cancelled a deal with

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COVID-19 sends northern Chinese city into semi-shutdown

Published by Reuters BEIJING (Reuters) -China’s northeastern city of Harbin, population 10 million, went into semi-shutdown after reporting new locally transmitted COVID-19 cases for the first time since early February. Three of 16 new local cases reported in China for Sept. 21 were in Harbin, the provincial capital of Heilongjiang, the National Health Commission (NHC)

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Attempted coup fails in Sudan: state media

Published by Al-Araby An attempted coup in Sudan “failed” early Tuesday, state media reported, without identifying the plotters. “There has been a failed coup attempt, the people should confront it,” state media reported, without elaborating. A top government source told AFP the plotters had attempted to take over the state media building but “they failed”.

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