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Myanmar’s Cultural Elite Come Under Siege as Elections Loom
Some of those detained were reportedly forced to deliver statements endorsing the elections, a measure observers interpret as an attempt to project popular support for…
Vance, Witkoff and Netanyahu
While in Israel, Vance and Witkoff are expected to meet with the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
UK policy on Israel
Under the previous government, a Conservative one, the UK had considered challenging the right of the ICC to issue arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Israel’s…
Pakistan/Farmers’ suffering
The Punjab government’s strategy has adversely affected the farmers in Punjab, which is Pakistan’s largest province and regarded as the “breadbasket” of Pakistan
Gaza/American Friends Service Committee
The event is being organized by an American Quaker organization called the American Friends Service Committee that has done humanitarian work in Gaza since1948.
Netanyahu against Al Jazeera
Netanyahu could not find any justifications to offer the world for his ongoing attacks on Al Jazeera and Press Freedom except to present new lies…
Chad violence
On Saturday, Mahamat Idris Deby, the serving transitional President of Chad, officially declared his candidacy in the May 6 election and is endorsed by 221…
Ben Gvir proposes new force
Civil rights groups have expressed concern about the prospect of such a force being subordinate to Ben Gvir, fearing it could be deployed against Palestinians…
Guterres in Iraq
The UN believes it can play a role to settle those disputes through its mission in Iraq UNAMI.
Demonstrators killed in Sudan
At least seven of the nine killed were shot in the chest or the head, according to the Central Committee of Sudan Doctors.
Morocco bans a controversial film
The Moroccan Cinematographic Centre (CCM) said in its statement that the film was a “flagrant falsification of the established facts of the history of Islam”.
Medical deterioration in Sri Lank
President GotabayaRajapaksa has defied demands that he resign.
