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Spectator referred to IPSO over ’racist’ Palestine article: ICJP
The Spectator is accused of breaching two clauses of the Editor’s Code in an article which described Palestinians as ’highly criminal’.
The New Arab
Sports
Ireland coach wants UEFA to keep team apart from Israel
Ireland coach Heimir Hallgrímsson urges UEFA to keep Ireland and Israel apart after contentious Nations League games and growing tensions.
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Why Al-Turbah and Dhubab are key to Yemen’s new offensive
Yemen’s new Dawn of Yemen offensive has put Al-Turbah and Dhubab at the heart of fighting over key land and maritime routes.
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Yemen army begins Sanaa offensive; Iran warns against ’new war’
Yemen’s forces announced they began a "strategic offensive" in the capital Sanaa, while the Saudi-led coalition announced its participation to target Houthis.
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Kuwaiti jailed for life in UK over bid to attack Israeli embassy
Abdullah Albadri, 34, must serve a minimum 20 years behind bars, a judge ordered, after a jury found him guilty in May.
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Inside Al-Aqsa as Israeli restrictions tighten on Palestinians
The New Arab documents growing Israeli restrictions, settler incursions and arrests at Al-Aqsa, as Palestinians hold fast to the holy site.
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Turkey weighs military support for Saudi Arabia under Mecca pact
Turkey is weighing military support for Saudi Arabia as Ankara, Riyadh and Islamabad move to deepen cooperation under the Mecca defence pact.
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Flydubai incident fuels row over Israeli security failures
Flydubai incident exposes major Israeli security failures, fuelling a political blame game as Netanyahu faces accusations of exploiting the crisis.
Politics
Israel bans Greens’ Zack Polanski after ’Zionism is racism’ vote
The Jewish leader has been banned from Israel after party members voted on Sunday to adopt a proposal declaring Zionism to be a form of racism.
Politics
Is Brazil the final piece in Israel’s Latin American strategy?
If Flávio Bolsonaro wins, Brazil could become another major Latin American government moving closer to Israel - and further into Trump’s orbit
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Protesters disrupt New Zealand space summit over military ties
The protest follows a similar action at last year’s summit, when pro-Palestinian activists blocked entrances to the Te Pae Convention Centre.
Business
Saudi Aramco eyes new oil routes to bypass Strait of Hormuz
Saudi Aramco is exploring new oil export routes through Oman to bypass the Strait of Hormuz as shipping risks and insurance costs soar.
Sports
UAE fans snap up Jeddah flights ahead of Gulf Cup Final
UAE supporters have provided an early taste of Gulf Cup final fever, snapping up seats on six charter flights to Jeddah in less than 10 minutes.
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Is Iran losing control of the Strait of Hormuz?
Analysis: Gulf states are shipping millions of barrels of oil through Hormuz, but that doesn’t change Iran’s ability to inflict pain on the global economy
Politics
Kuwait strips 415 of citizenship, including billionaire
Kuwait has revoked the citizenship of 415 people in six new decrees, as authorities continue a sweeping nationality review launched in 2024.
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The world must call on Iran to release Zeynab Jalalian
After 18 years of imprisonment & torture in Iran, Zeynab Jalalian remains resilient. Global solidarity is needed to press for her release, writes Nasrin Parvaz.
Politics
Bernie Sanders rallies for Aisha Wahab ahead of US midterms
US Senator Bernie Sanders held a rally over the weekend for House member Aisha Wahab, who is running for her first full congressional term.
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Ex-UK prince Andrew asks to ’quash’ Epstein affair warrants
The London court is set to hold a private hearing on Thursday, the judiciary said in a statement, as the 66-year-old royal challenges the Thames Valley Police.