Middle East
Chelsea’s Goalkeeper Gamble: Can Martinez Break the Curse?
Another goalkeeper, another roll of the dice in West London. The merry-go-round at **Chelsea** continues, proving once again…
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Archbishop of Canterbury calls for end to Israeli occupation of Palestine
As the world watches, Israel continues to entrench its occupation of Palestine, leaving a trail of devastation and despair in its wake. According to the Gu
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New RBI Framework to Curb Mis-selling of Financial Products
The Reserve Bank of India's new framework aims to put an end to banks mis-selling financial products to customers.
2 months ago
The Hidden Threat in Your Home Wi-Fi
Discover how hackers are turning home Wi-Fi connections into launching pads for cyberattacks, and what's being done to mitigate this growing threat to global cybersecurity.
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US Senate Approves Iran War Powers Resolution: A Delicate Balance
The US Senate's decision to approve the Iran war powers resolution has sparked a mix of reactions, with some hailing it as a necessary step to rein in the President's authority and others warning of the potential for a wider conflict in the region.
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‘Lost’ Libya Sand Cat Found in Shocking YouTube Footage
A YouTube video uploaded in 2017 has been hailed as the first material evidence of the existence of the Libya sand cat, an elusive feline that has long been a topic of debate among wildlife enthusiasts.
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Israeli former leaders and security chiefs threaten legal action over ‘Jewish terrorism’
As the world watches, Israel teeters on the edge of a moral precipice, with its own former leaders and security chiefs now threatening legal action over th
2 months ago
Budimir’s Lone Strike Ignites Firestorm in World Cup, Sending Panama Packing
Budimir's goal has ignited a firestorm in the World Cup, sending Panama packing and propelling Croatia to a crucial position in Group L.
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Supreme Court Sides with Institutional Authority Over Religious Liberties
The Supreme Court has dealt a blow to religious freedoms, ruling that a Rastafarian man cannot sue for damages after being shaved by prison guards. The implications are significant, particularly in regions where religious freedom is a contentious issue.
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Israel’s Olive Tree Burnings: A Symbol of Occupation and Oppression
The burning of olive trees by Israeli forces is a devastating reminder of the ongoing struggle for justice and equality in the occupied West Bank.
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Gaza’s children left unprotected as Israel forces aid groups out.
The fate of Palestinian children in Gaza hangs in the balance as Israel forces humanitarian groups to leave, sparking widespread outrage and calls for international intervention.
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