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Further anti-Islam protests are planned to take place in Sweden this weekend.
Rasmus Paludan has been banned from Sweden for two years.
Manchester twins 'held in detention' after fleeing refugee camp
Twin sisters Zahra and Salma Halane, who went to Syria to join IS reportedly escaped a refugee camp before being arrested.
PLO urges EU to act against Israel's settlements construction
The PLO has urged action against Israel to stop constructing settlements in occupied East Jerusalem.
Jordan to reopen to 'low risk' countries in August
The move comes as the country is trying to revive its economy which has been badly hit since the outbreak of the pandemic.
Briton arrested after bomb threat on Ryanair flight
Norwegian police said a Briton was arrested after a Ryanair plane received a bomb threat.
EU launches West Bank infrastructure project in anti-annexation push
The EU, PA and Denmark agreed the fifth installation of a €15.2 million project to build schools, water networks and other vital ...
British MPs 'outraged' over arms sales to Saudi Arabia
This week we focus on a 'disappointing' decision by the UK to resume Saudi arms sales, warnings over famine in Yemen and more.
Aiding Syria: Brussels IV conference pledges explained
The Brussels IV conference on Syria addresses one of the biggest humanitarian emergencies. This year, the UN's goal is to raise around $10 ...
Denmark's dangerous plan to deport Syrians to Assad-controlled Damascus
Denmark's decision to fast-track deportations of Syrians on the basis Damascus is 'safe' has been scorned by experts who deem no part of Syria ...
Denmark calls in Saudi envoy over Iran terror plot
Danish police said they were prosecuting three people for financing and promoting terrorism in Iran in collaboration with a Saudi intelligence ...
Danish 'crime boss' Amir Mekky arrested in Dubai
A Danish citizen allegedly involved in gang-related crime that span from Denmark to Spain has been arrested in the United Arab Emirates.
Jordan's independent music scene turns crisis into opportunity
Independent artists in Jordan are finding ways to overcome the challenges of lockdown as coronavirus wreaks havoc on the global music industry.
Fighting to protect refugees in Europe amid Covid-19
New groups are mobilising across Europe to demand an evacuation of refugee camps as the Covid-19 pandemic makes already bad conditions for ...
Denmark sold arms to UAE despite Yemen war ban
Military hardware developed by Terma, a Danish aerospace and defence manufacturer, found its way into Emirati warships, even after ...
Coronavirus takes a toll in Sweden's immigrant community
Sweden's immigrant communities have been hit harder than most by the outbreak of Covid-19.
Denmark detains man on suspicion of plotting 'terror attack'
A young man appeared in a Danish court a day after being suspected of plotting an extremist attack.
New EU trade mechanism offers hope to pandemic-hit Iran
The recent launch of the EU's Iran-trading mechanism, Instex, offers hope to Tehran at a time when economic deadlock and the Covid-19 outbreak ...
Coronavirus: Travel restrictions, border shutdowns across the Middle East
As the novel coronavirus spread across the Middle East, several countries have closed their borders, grounded fights and imposed travel ...
The rise of Iran's cyber warfare against its enemies
The last decade has seen a rise in cyber warfare tactics, especially with countries like Iran, which is no lightweight when it comes to malware ...
Saudi Arabia infiltration of Twitter revealed as 'spy' workers
Two men have been implicated in a Twitter spy case.
Italian union workers refuse to resupply Saudi weapons ship
Italian union dock workers have refused to load electricity generators onto a ship carrying weapons, citing concerns about the deadly war in ...
Afghan refugees tell UN: 'We need peace'
As Donald Trump attempts to broker a peace deal with the Taliban - one which is being heavily criticised - Afghan refugees remain sceptical.
Iranians promise to boycott election as Khamenei loyalists lead
Iranians are intending to boycott the upcoming general elections following a declining economic situation and tense relations with the US.
Explainer: In targeting Ain al-Asad, Iran wanted to send a message to Donald Trump.
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