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Danish aid group office attacked in Iraq over alleged Quran burning in Copenhagen
The Danish Refugee Council said Saturday its office in the southern Iraqi city of Basra had come under “armed attack”…
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Israeli troops kill Palestinian teen in West Bank: Palestinian officials
Israeli troops shot and killed a Palestinian teenager during clashes with stone throwers in the occupied West Bank on Friday,…
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US joins EU, UK in condemning Iraq’s failure to protect Swedish embassy in Baghdad
The United States strongly condemned Thursday the attack by protesters on Sweden’s embassy in Baghdad, and said it was “unacceptable”…
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Current OPEC+ support sufficient for now: UAE Minister
Current actions by OPEC+ to support the oil market are sufficient for now, UAE Energy Minister Suhail al-Mazrouei said on…
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Doctors Without Borders team attacked in Sudan’s Khartoum
The Doctors Without Borders (MSF) medical charity said Friday that armed men had attacked one of its teams in the…
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UN food agency worker killed in Yemen: Minister
A UN food agency staff member has been killed in an attack in Taez province in southern Yemen, the health minister…
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Saudi Arabia summons Swedish charge d’affaires over burning, desecration of Quran
Saudi Arabia’s foreign ministry has summoned the Swedish charge d’affaires in the country to condemn the burning and desecration of…
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Saudi Arabia will join global hydrogen trade forum: Minister
Saudi Arabia said it will join a global hydrogen trade forum to be launched by the Clean Energy Ministerial, a…
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Ericsson’s work permit in Iraq has not been suspended, PM’s adviser says
Swedish telecoms company Ericsson’s work permit has not been suspended and all contractual agreements made by the Iraqi government will be respected,…
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UK patients escape long NHS wait lists to seek treatment in UAE: Doctors, dentists
The waiting lists for routine surgeries on the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) have led to a surge in patients heading to…
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