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Gaza diary part eight: ‘I am terrified that I’m getting used to what is happening’

Ziad, a 35-year-old Palestinian, recounts another day in Gaza; the constant search for water; a trip to a tailor that takes him near an explosion; the disturbing sense of normality

The Guardian - UK

Gaza diary part seven: ‘I am weak, I am vulnerable. But I want to live’

Ziad, a 35-year-old Palestinian, recounts the past few days in Gaza: his fear water will run out; the financial toll of war; and his wish to have normal conversations again

The Guardian - UK

Atop a Jerusalem mountain, a cafe of rare coexistence in a divided city

A cafe frequented by both Israelis and Palestinians had offered a haven from political tensions – until recent events.

Al Jazeera

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‘Muslim conversion gang’ in Ahmednagar: Unravelling the truth behind these claims

On October 11, the chairman of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights shot off a fiery letter to the chief secretary of Maharashtra.

Newslaundry

‘Can’t stay silent any more’: Rage in Lebanon over Israel’s war on Gaza

Pro-Palestinian rallies held near US, German embassies in Lebanon to express anger at Israel’s ‘war crimes’ in Gaza.

Al Jazeera

Gaza diary part four: ‘This time it was a rumour, what about next time?’

Ziad, a 35-year-old Palestinian, recounts the past few days in Gaza: the ordeal of getting gas to cook with, rumours of evacuation, and the fear of having nowhere to flee to

The Guardian - UK

Watch: Committee questions Foreign Office minister on Israel evacuations

Watch as the foreign affairs committee questions Foreign Office minister Lord Ahmad on Tuesday 17 Setember.

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Gaza diary part two: ‘We decide to stay. Then I start crying’

Ziad, a 35-year-old Palestinian, recounts the past few days in Gaza: deciding to stay or flee, moving in with strangers yet again, relief at finding internet access – and the constant fear

The Guardian - UK

Afghan earthquake rescue mission faces race against time

Many remain buried after Saturday’s earthquake in Afghanistan, as rescue teams intensify efforts to dig out survivors.

Al Jazeera

Jazz star Yussef Dayes: ‘Other people had David Beckham as their hero – I had the drummer Billy Cobham’

The groundbreaking south London drummer is now on the brink of solo stardom. He reveals the highs and lows of his journey and why his new album is more than just a jazz record

The Guardian - UK

Syrians long for justice 10 years after shipwreck off Italy’s Lampedusa

The 2013 Lampedusa tragedy known as the children’s shipwreck shook the world’s conscience. Survivors still want answers.

Al Jazeera

‘How did he die and I didn’t?’: Hungary’s spate of car crashes involving police and migrants

People injured in crashes involving Hungarian police are being pushed back to Serbia from hospital, say human rights groups

The Guardian - UK

MP calls for UK Government to ditch planned 'grubby' trade deal with India

AN MP fighting for the release of Scot Jagtar Singh Johal from an Indian prison has demanded answers from the Foreign Office after the Canadian…

The National (Scotland)

Indian security officers, rebels killed in gun battle in Kashmir

Four Indian security forces and two rebels have been killed in separate gunfights in Indian-administered Kashmir.

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Shooting down drones isn’t enough to stop Jordan’s crystal meth problem

The use of the amphetamine captagon has been the focus of much government attention, but crystal meth use is increasing.

The Guardian - UK

UK decides not to call for release of Briton held in India on terror charges

Public demand for Jagtar Singh Johal to be set free is ‘not in his best interests’, says Asia minister

The National (Scotland)

Jagtar Singh Johal's brother in plea to PM after letter from Douglas Ross 'mislaid'

A PLEA to Rishi Sunak to put pressure on the Indian Prime Minister to release Jagtar Singh Johal from prison and a possible death penalty has been…

The Independent UK

Foreign Office ‘blindsided’ by coroner’s critical remarks after Qatar inquest

Raffy Tsakanika, 21, from Cambridge, died after the car she was a passenger in was hit from behind near Doha in March 2019.

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The Independent UK

UK sanctions Lebanon’s former central bank governor

Britain, the US and Canada have announced coordinated designations against Riad Salameh and three associates.

The Guardian - UK

Mother of Cheshire boy, 7, kidnapped by father says Saudi lawyers ‘too scared’ to help

Exclusive: Ranem Elkhalidi meeting Foreign Office officials this week as she continues fight to bring her son home

Zenger

Terrorism Continues To Pose A Threat Despite Lack Of Media Coverage

Arrests, attacks, and terror financing persist, while intel efforts prevent more attacks than ever before.

Reuters

Anger and fear among Syrians amid Turkish opposition's anti-immigrant campaign

Like many Syrians in Turkey, Ghaith Sameer is awaiting the result of Sunday's election runoff with trepidation, fearing a win for an opposition candidate who promises to swiftly repatriate migrants.

The Hindu

Supreme Court reschedules plea seeking independent probe into Atiq Ahmed’s murder

A Bench led by Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud said the Atiq Ahmed case is one among several being rescheduled for a later date after five judges have been diagnosed with COVID-19.

The Independent UK

Government and media ‘must make it clear’ terrorism is ‘completely unacceptable’

Benjamin Shaw, whose sister and two of his nieces were killed in the West Bank, spoke out during a ministerial visit to his north London home.

The Guardian - UK

‘I haven’t earned a single rial’: Qatar migrant labourers left stranded and jobless after the World Cup

Visa scams and a collapsed job market mean that 100 days on from the World Cup final, many workers face destitution despite promises of rights reforms

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