India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said his country will respond strongly to what he describes as a future “terrorist attack”, after four days of military exchanges with neighbouring Pakistan.
“This is not an era of war, but this is also not…
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Britain has had it with mass immigration
In april britain’s prime minister delivered a forceful speech on immigration. Migrants should be celebrated, he said, for they make a “huge contribution” to the country. Far from being a burden on public services, they are often the very…
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Israeli-American hostage released by Hamas in Gaza
Freed US-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander reunites with family Hamas has released an Israeli-American hostage held captive for 19 months to Israeli forces as part of efforts to reach a new ceasefire deal, the group said.
Edan Alexander, 21, had been…
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U.K.’s Starmer tries to tighten visa rules to end ‘open borders’ : NPR
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer speaks during a news conference, ahead of the publication of the government’s…
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Scepticism and cautious hope as PKK takes historic step to disband
Orla GuerinSenior international correspondent
ReutersAbdullah Ocalan, the leader of the PKK, called on the group to disarm in February. After 40 years, with 40,000 people killed, and without securing a Kurdish homeland, the banned Kurdistan Workers…
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India’s Modi says fighting ‘only paused’ in wake of conflict with Pakistan | India-Pakistan Tensions News
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said India “only paused” its military action against Pakistan, in his first speech to the nation since a ceasefire following a fierce military confrontation last week that threatened a fifth all-out war…
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Rodrigo Duterte wins Philippines mayoral election from jail cell in The Hague | Philippines
Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte has been re-elected as mayor of the city of Davao, the family’s stronghold, despite being imprisoned thousands of miles away in The Hague for alleged crimes against humanity.
With more than 60% of…
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Trump visiting the Mideast as regional crises flare
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — On his trip this week to the Middle East, U.S. President Donald Trump will visit Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, though his most pressing regional challenges…
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