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Tensions high in West Bank after deadly Israeli settler rampage
Israeli settlers have carried out at least 300 attacks, including shootings and arson, in a rampage through Palestinian villages in…
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Blast kills four at crowded market in Pakistan’s Balochistan
A blast at a crowded market in Pakistan’s Balochistan province has killed at least four people and wounded 14. No…
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Nigeria vote count under way amid some extended polling
Nearly 90 million voters were eligible to vote in Saturday’s election, which was largely peaceful, although isolated violence, delays and technical…
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US media drops ‘Dilbert’ after comic creator’s racist remarks
Many newspapers in the United States have decided to no longer publish the popular “Dilbert” comic strip after its creator…
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Reports and Studies
Using AI to listen to Jordan’s date palms
Zeid Sinokrot was an unemployed engineer in 2012 when he decided to join the family business, growing dates on a…
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Reports and Studies
‘Books they love’: A Kabul graveyard library for two schoolgirls
One morning in early October last year, 16-year-old cousins Marzia and Hajar Mohammadi were laid to rest next to…
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The Darfur conflict revisited: Lessons un-learned
I first stumbled on the formative phase of the ongoing conflict in Darfur almost by accident during a brief visit…
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Guantánamo: Sorry seems to be the hardest word
It was very moving to watch the tracker that followed the United States air force C17 aircraft as it flew…
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EU chief, UK PM to meet for N Ireland protocol talks
The leaders of Britain and the European Union will hold talks in London on Monday as they seek to finalise…
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Children go back to school in NW Syria after devastating quakes
Ward Shreit has returned to school and can barely contain his joy. Harem Boys School in rebel-held northwestern Syria reopened…
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