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Saudi Arabia arrests over 15,400 people in weekly sweep over immigration, labour and border violations

Saudi Arabia arrested 15,430 people in a nationwide enforcement campaign over the past week for violating residency, labour and border security regulations, according to the Ministry of Interior, as cited by Arab News.

The Times of India

‘Boost for Netanyahu, alignment with Israel, flattery’: What foreign media saw in Modi’s Israel visit

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi walked into the Knesset this week, the building lit in the colours of the Indian tricolour and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailing him as “more than a friend”, much of the Indian coverage focused on optics — the hugs, the symbolism, the reaffirmation of…

Newslaundry

Imran Khan Death Rumours Spark Protests — Sisters Claim Ex-PM 'Tortured', Son Claims 'No Proof of Life', Family Blocked for Six Weeks

Unverified death reports spark protests in Pakistan as Imran Khan's sisters claim torture outside Adiala Jail, son demands 'proof of life', while authorities block family visits for six weeks despite court orders.

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Saudi media, officials revert to familiar positions on Israel as regional tensions heat up—but that doesn’t mean a deal is dead in the water

“It is time for the world to double down,” said the Arab News. “Easier said than done? Perhaps, but at least Saudi Arabia can say it tried its best.”

Fortune

‘Israel declares war’: What the papers say about the surprise Hamas attack and its aftermath

Images from Israel and Gaza fill the front pages of newspapers around the world after Palestinian militants launch unexpected and sweeping attack

The Guardian - AU

Sunak-Biden talks: can Rishi revive the ‘special relationship’?

Rishi Sunak and Joe Biden will meet in Washington this week in what is seen as a potential easing of post-Brexit tensions in the so-called “special relationship”.

The Week

‘State of terror’ hangs over Syrians in Lebanon amid deportations

Some 800,000 Syrian refugees are registered with the UNHCR after fleeing the civil war that began in 2011.

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Wael Al-Qadi on the 'inner revolt' against Joey Barton and Bristol Rovers' unsung promotion hero

Bristol Rovers president Wael Al-Qadi told Arab News he has to "clean house" to remove all the negativity around the club

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