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Sudan's war has left thousands missing. Many are buried in unmarked graves

Fahmy al-Fateh never made it home from war in Sudan

The Independent UK

‘There is nothing, no one left’: Inside Lebanon’s destroyed south where Israel threatens ground invasion

ON THE GROUND: For nearly two weeks Israel has been pounding swathes of Lebanon. Bel Trew and Rana Najjar report from Tyre, in the south of the war-ravaged country, as it is locked in a fierce battle with the Iran-backed Lebanese militant group Hezbollah

The Independent UK

‘It’s like they’re hunting’: US citizens and legal residents report increase in racial profiling by ICE

Trump administration’s immigration crackdown has led some people to take drastic measures to ensure their safety

The Guardian - US

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Morocco vs Comoros LIVE: AFCON result, latest updates and reaction

Tournament gets underway as hosts kick off action in Group A

Evening Standard

Flooding and droughts drove them from their homes. Now they’re seeking a safe haven in New York

Data analysis found higher than average migration growth to the US from areas in Guatemala, Bangladesh and Senegal hit by repeated climate disasters

The Guardian - US

As Melbourne’s public housing towers await demolition, some residents prepare to leave while others hold out

Tenants fear being given inadequate alternatives as move date looms ahead of mass redevelopment

The Guardian - AU

Morocco High Atlas Whistle Language Strives For Survival

In Morocco's High Atlas mountains, shepherds Hammou Amraoui and his son hardly need words to speak.

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Press insignia becomes a rallying cry for peace as activists call for an end to the war in Gaza

Stickers replicating the ‘Press’ insignia worn by journalists to identify them in the field became a rallying cry for peace at a rally in Nazareth

The Independent UK

The Gaza students with scholarships to UK unable to take up their places

Visa obstacles threaten to dash the hopes of 40 students due to start in September. Here are some of their stories

The Guardian - UK

Le Spectre de Boko Haram review – how terror works its way into the minds of children

Cyrielle Raingou’s documentary absorbs the horror of the terror group’s impact on Cameroon by following the mischief of a pair of truant brothers

The Guardian - UK

Couple awarded damages after 170 footballs kicked into garden of £2m home

Homeowners Mohamed and Marie-Anne Bakhty said the sports pitch had ‘taken over’ their life

The Independent UK

Couple successfully sue council over school’s footballs landing in garden of £2m home

Mohamed and Marie-Anne Bakhaty say they could not use their swimming pool and had to cancel garden party

The Guardian - UK

Mohamed Salah agrees Liverpool stay with new two-year deal

Mohamed Salah commits to Liverpool with new two-year contract.

The National (Scotland)

Free Unreal Engine 5 plugin reduces the repetition in game development

The open-source GAS Ability Task Registry aims to avoid needless duplication.

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Toure fuelled by group chat rev-up and trainer promise

Young Socceroos striker Musa Toure is hoping to win the U20 Asian Cup to ensure his big brother honours a vow to buy him a pair of designer shoes.

AAP

Toure brothers to link up at high-flying Danish club

Brothers Musa and Mohamed Toure are set to be reunited at Danish title contenders Randers after the former sealed a move away from the French second division.

The Independent UK

The desperate search for loved ones under the rubble in Gaza: ‘My children ask me every day where daddy is’

SPECIAL REPORT: Bel Trew in Jerusalem and Nedal Hamdouna in Gaza speak to families searching through photographs of thousands of unidentified bodies and dozens pulled from collapsed buildings to try to find out what happened to their family members during 15 months of Israel’s war inside the besieged territory

The Walrus

How a Would-Be Bomber Rebuilt His Life

Zakaria Amara was jailed for his part in the Toronto 18 terror plot. Then came the hard work of redemption

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The Guardian - UK

‘People are very welcoming’: asylum seekers find support in Irish town – photo essay

Courtown has shown how accommodating asylum seekers can be a success by engaging and involving them in the community

Radio France Internationale

'This country has let us down': young Tunisians seek future abroad

About a third of the nearly 10 million Tunisians set to vote in a presidential election this weekend are under 35, according to official figures. Yet the poll appears to have created a mood of resignation among young people, most of whom would rather leave the country, according to a…

Al Jazeera

From Somalia to south Oregon – how basketball reunites civil war survivors

In 1991, the Somalia national basketball team found themselves in exile. Decades later, they reunite annually.

The Independent UK

Greek coastguard accused of throwing migrants overboard to their death

One man alleges he was thrown into the sea with his hands zip-tied and left to drown. The coast guard deny the accusations

International Business Times

Iraq Counts Cost Of Stray Bullets Fired In Anger Or Joy

At weddings, football matches and other special events, some Iraqi men like to fire salvos of celebratory gunfire into the sky, worrying little about where the bullets might fall.

The Guardian - UK

In Rafah I saw new graveyards fill with children. It is unimaginable that worse could be yet to come

The European hospital is crammed with severely injured and dying children – a military offensive here will be catastrophic, says Unicef’s James Elder

The Guardian - UK

The Darkest Days: Israel-Gaza Six Months On review – two half-hours of TV cannot do justice to the lives lost

This is grim, gut-punching viewing. But it can’t represent the sheer extent of the carnage

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