A shell company with ties to Israel exploited desperate Palestinians and facilitated their forced evacuation from Gaza, charging them large sums of money to covertly exit the country in what may be an official plan to ethnically cleanse the…
Category: 4. World
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Colombian mercenaries in Sudan ‘recruited by UK-registered firms’ | Conflict and arms
Close to Tottenham Hotspur’s shiny football stadium in London is a squat, nondescript block of flats. It holds a grim secret beyond the unremarkable beige brickwork – a cramped, second-floor apartment in the British capital, linked to…
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At least 5 Palestinians killed by Israeli fire, a Gaza hospital says
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — Israeli troops fired over the ceasefire line in the northern Gaza Strip on Friday, killing at least five Palestinians, including a baby, according to a local hospital…
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Palestinians tell BBC they were sexually abused in Israeli prisons
BBCSami al-Saei alleges that he was sexually abused by prison guards while being detained without charge This article contains descriptions of sexual abuse and violence which some readers may find distressing.
Two Palestinian men have told the BBC…
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Greece rescues more than 500 asylum seekers off coast of Crete | Migration News
Greek coastguard says nearly 540 people will have their asylum claims processed after rescue south of the island.
Published On 19 Dec 2025
Nearly 540 asylum seekers have been rescued from a…
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Rubio: US must clarify mandate of Gaza force before we can expect countries to send troops
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Friday that the Trump administration will have to clarify the mandate of the International Stabilization Force before it can expect to secure troop commitments from participating countries, as it…
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Tourists to face €2 fee to get near Trevi Fountain
EPA-EFE/REX/ShutterstockThe Trevi Fountain is one of Rome’s key attractions with around nine million visitors this year Tourists in Italy’s capital Rome will soon have to pay a €2 (£1.75; $2.34) entrance fee if they want to see its famed Trevi…
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