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Israel’s parliament, known as the Knesset, has voted to approve the normalisation deal signed with the UAE.
Three British MPs are launching an investigation into the whereabouts of missing Saudi princes Mohammed bin Nayef and Ahmed bin Abdulaziz.
Court finds Greek neo-Nazi party a criminal group
The Golden Dawn has been branded a criminal organisation, with its leaders facing heavy sentences.
The Coronavirus Act should have been reformed, not renewed
Comment: People in the UK need help, infrastructure, and funding, not more police and repression, writes Malia Bouattia.
Macron says Islam 'in crisis', unveils anti-radicalism plan
Macron insisted "no concessions" would be made in a new drive to push religion out of education and the public sector in France.
How Labour under Starmer lost BAME voters like me
Comment: Labour's repeated dismissal of issues which affect minorities shows that their 'progressive patriotism' approach isn't aimed at us, writes Aleesha Khaliq.
Nearly half of Conservatives believe Islam is a 'threat'
A new poll has found almost 50 percent of Conservative Party members in the UK consider Islam to be a 'fundamental threat to British life'.
A year after unprecedented Iraq protests, what has changed?
The nationwide demonstrations which broke out on October 1, 2019 spiralled into a decentralised movement slamming unemployment, poor public ...
There is nothing unconscious about Tory bias
Comment: No amount of 'unconscious bias' training will remedy a political class that defines itself through the exploitation and oppression of ...
Malaysian PM wins crucial victory in state polls
The country's prime minister celebrates a narrow victory in state elections, as his hold on power wavers.
Malaysia PM faces major test in state polls
The outcome of the Sabah state elections, in which 1.1 million people are eligible to vote for 73 assembly seats, will be a key test of ...
A shameful free pass for war crimes in Iraq
Comment: The 'Overseas Operations Bill' denies justice to victims of torture perpetrated by British armed forces, and contravenes international ...
UK government accused of enabling Saudi warfare in Yemen
British MPs have urged the UK government to stop selling weapons to Saudi Arabia, accusing Downing Street of enabling the conflict and ...
Egypt plans pro-Sisi demonstration to counter anti-regime protests
Opponents of authoritarian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi have called for large-scale demonstrations on Friday.
Opposing a migrant camp for all the wrong reasons
Comment: Opposition to migrant camps must be rooted in human rights concerns, not hatred and xenophobia, writes Malia Bouattia.
China to help Iran build 'new national internet'
A leaked document allegedly outlines a 25-year strategic partnership between Iran and China, including for China to a national intranet.
Tunisia bets on non-partisan government to break political deadlock
In-depth: After winning a vote of confidence and averting the dissolution of parliament, the new Tunisian government now faces the major ...
President Macron told Hezbollah MP 'prove you are Lebanese'
The French president reportedly met the Hezbollah official last month.
Lebanon: from deadly explosion to new PM
On August 4, one of the biggest ever non-nuclear explosions destroyed swathes of the capital. By the end of the month, a new Prime Minister was ...
Iran bill seeks to ban all 'foreign messaging apps'
A bill seeking the replacement of all foreign messaging apps with locally-made alternatives has been submitted in Iran.
US envoy David Hale arrives in Beirut for talks
US envoy David Hale arrived in Beirut to discuss the reformation of the government, which resigned following criticism for the way it handled ...
Italy must pressure Egypt over fate of imprisoned student
Comment: Italy should be doing much more to secure the release of researcher Patrick Zaky, who might otherwise face a similar fate to murdered ...
Renewed Lebanon protests as ministers quit
Two members of Lebanon's government have quit over a deadly blast that unleashed public rage against the country's ruling class.
Electric night of Lebanon protests after blast
A group led by retired army officers snuck into the foreign ministry and declared the building a "headquarters of the revolution".
Rached Ghannouchi, leader of Tunisian Ennahdha Party, will stay on as parliament speaker.
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