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Immigration judge rules US can deport activist Salah Sarsour
The mosque has said Sarsour was "being targeted on the basis of his Palestinian and Muslim background, and his advocacy for Palestinian rights."
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US removes Syria from arms export ban
The change effective Thursday means that arms sales requests from Syria will now be considered on a case-by-case basis.
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HRW calls for the release of a South Sudanese critic held in UAE
The Gulf state has in recent years strengthened its ties with South Sudan, whose president, Salva Kiir, it hosted three times in 2025, according to HRW.
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Amnesty condemns Morocco’s surveillance of rights activists
NGOs including Amnesty have for years accused Morocco of using Pegasus spyware, created by the Israeli NSO Group, to monitor journalists, activists and others.
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Once again, Trump threatens to bomb Iran while pushing for deal
As indirect talks continue between Iran and the United States via mediators in New York, US president Trump again threatens to "blow up" the country.
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Burnham says Iran may be linked to RAF Fairford terror plot
Andy Burnham says the UK has "strong indications" Iran was involved in an incident that led to five arrests near RAF Fairford.
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Attack on bus in Syria kills seven: state news agency
Seven people are killed and four wounded after unidentified gunmen open fire on a bus in Syria’s Homs province, with reports that all victims were Alawis.
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Israeli strikes kill eight Palestinians across Gaza
Israeli strikes kill at least eight Palestinians across Gaza, including five civilians travelling in a vehicle and journalist Mohammed al-Najjar.
Politics
Tunisia’s Saied eases penalties under cybercrime law
Tunisian President Kais Saied eases penalties under a cybercrime decree condemned by rights groups as a tool to silence journalists and political dissent.
Politics
Hegseth military cuts fuel fears of Trump loyalty purge
Pete Hegseth says US generals and admirals have been cut by 20 percent, fuelling fears the Trump administration is politicising the military.
Sports
Burnham ’concerned’ Man City’s Abu Dhabi owners could sell club
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he would be ’really concerned’ if Manchester City’s Abu Dhabi owners sold the club after its financial breaches.
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Iranian woman on death row pleads for international help
Mahboubeh Shahbani appeals for international help after being sentenced to death over Iran’s January protests, as two more men are executed.