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Israeli settlers consume seven times more water than Palestinians
A Palestinian water expert says settlers are using an 'apartheid' tactic to force Palestinians out of their land.
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What the US did in Venezuela normalises power grabs: Expert
US skirted international law and its own political limits in its operation in Venezuela, expert says.
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Venezuela’s Maduro to appear in New York court: What to expect
Maduro is charged with 'narcoterrorism', conspiring to import cocaine, but legal experts say his abduction is illegal.
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Bangladesh bans IPL broadcast amid growing tensions with India
The move comes after star Bangladesh fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman was dropped by his IPL team on the BCCI's directives.
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Abducted Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro taken to NYC courthouse
Abducted Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro was spotted while he was transferred to a New York City courthouse.
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Gaza PhD scholar is now baker to feed family, others amid Israel’s war
'It is my mission to teach Palestinian students, even if I must build a classroom, brick by brick,' Bader Slaih says.
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Why was Ruben Amorim sacked as Man United manager?
Portuguese manager Ruben Amorim exits Manchester United after just 14 months in charge. Here's all to know.
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Ten found guilty of gender cyberbullying France First Lady Brigitte Macron
President Emmanuel Macron’s wife has faced intense harassment on social media that she was born a man.
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Who’ll be most worried by the US abduction of Maduro?
The abduction of Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro has heightened fears that the US could intervene in other countries.
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Syrian delegation meets Israelis in Paris amid sovereignty breaches
Talks have been continuing on and off to reach a security deal between the sides for months.
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Venezuela after Maduro: Oil, power and the limits of intervention
For oil markets, Venezuela is a footnote in an age of abundance. For Middle East, the US move is a dangerous reminder.
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Patients evacuated after Russian strike hits Kyiv clinic
A Russian overnight strike hit a medical facility in Kyiv, killing at least one person and injuring several others.
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Thousands of forced disappearances under Hasina rule in Bangladesh: Inquiry
The Commission of Inquiry on Enforced Disappearances members says disappearances were 'primarily political'.
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Israel extends Gaza occupation beyond ‘yellow line’ in north, bombs south
Israeli attacks have killed at least 414 Palestinians and injured 1,145 in daily truce violations since October 10.
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What will happen to parts of Venezuela’s economy affected by US sanctions?
Economist Francisco Rodriguez: regaining access to blocked assets will be essential for Venezuela’s economic recovery
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Amorim sacked by Man United; Fletcher named as interim manager
Ruben Amorim's tumultuous reign as manager comes to an end after 14 months, as academy coach Darren Fletcher takes over.
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Trump’s bid to commandeer Venezuela’s oil sector faces hurdles, experts say
Exploiting Latin American country's reserves faces obstacles from decrepit infrastructure to leadership uncertainty.
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What is the US charging Nicolas Maduro with?
Maduro and five others are charged in the US with a number of crimes, including 'narco-terrorism'.
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Mixed messages from Trump administration on US ‘running’ Venezuela
Donald Trump claimed the US will ‘run’ Venezuela, his top diplomat Marco Rubio insisted the US would not be in charge.
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Venezuela’s acting president meets cabinet ministers
Venezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodriguez met with the country’s cabinet of ministers after Maduro's abduction.
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