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‘It was back-to-back explosions’: Iranians recall 48 hours of terror after US attack on port cities

Residents in Bandar Abbas and Sirik regions describe communities in fear and ‘feeling abandoned’ after US strikes

The Guardian - UK

One Afghan Sister Got Five Years, the Other Just 30 Months: The Human Cost of Labour's New Refugee Rules

One sister received five years' leave to remain, while the other was granted just 30 months under Labour's new asylum rules.

International Business Times UK

Shabana Mahmood’s cuts to refugee protection in UK to face legal challenge

Exclusive: Refugee status in the UK is now temporary with the right to asylum under review every 30 months

The Independent UK

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Thousands of stateless people live in limbo due to gaps in Australia’s system: report

I don’t have a country. I am trying to find a country to belong to.

The Conversation

‘Ticking timebomb’: Tehran residents return to ruined city amid fears truce will not hold

Many in the Iranian capital feel trapped between war with the US and the brutality of the regime’s repression

The Guardian - UK

'Outrageous': Zohran Mamdani slammed for hosting Mahmoud Khalil and his family for breakfast

New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani was slammed for his Gracie Mansion breakfast with Mahmoud Khalil and his family on a day that also marked the one-year anniversary of Khalil's detention. Mamdani said he and his wife Rama Duwaji were honored to welcome Mahmoud Khalil, his wife Noor and their…

The Times of India

The women in Syria defying violence – and Trump’s aid cuts – to protect their families

ON THE GROUND: As global aid is slashed by Donald Trump, essential services for women in Syria are closing – with devastating consequences at a pivotal moment for the war-scarred country. Jessie Williams visits women who are finding ways to resist

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No soap, no tents, no food: Rohingya families fight for survival as aid plummets

In Bangladesh, over a million people in the world’s largest refugee camp depend on aid – and cuts mean new arrivals are not even given shelter

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: my boyfriend wants two types of potato with our meals, but I prefer rice. Should he compromise?

Paul loves his spuds and finds Noor’s preference for rice mystifying. She wants a more equal approach to carbs. You decide who gets a roasting?

The Guardian - UK

A doctor’s story shows ‘late-term’ abortion access is politically charged – but crucial

In the United States, around 1% of abortions occur after 21 weeks. Yet these abortions are intensely vilified. Recall Donald Trump’s graphic and false claim that US laws allowed doctors to “rip the baby out of the womb in the ninth month, on the final day”.

The Conversation

‘Did you eat today?’: Voices of Gaza speak of starvation and survival

‘We are starved by the Israeli occupation,’ says Taqwa al-Wawi in Gaza, where all she thinks about is how hungry she is.

Al Jazeera

Under a Dark Sun episode 5 recap: Alba finds out who her real dad is

Alba learns the stunning truth about her past

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Under a Dark Sun episode 4 recap: Alba must kill Jacques!

Alba is betrayed in yet another fiendish twist...

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Under a Dark Sun episode 2 recap: Can Alba escape the grave?

Alba has a huge secret...

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Woman & Home

The Night Agent season 2 ending explained: What happens to Peter, and what was Foxglove?

The second season of The Night Agent has had fans just as gripped as the first - and also wanting to dive headlong into that ending

Marie Claire

Meet the Cast of 'The Night Agent' Season 2

The Netflix thriller series is back and Peter Sutherland is on yet another case.

WhatToWatch

The Night Agent season 2 episode 7 recap: a step closer to Foxglove though time is running out

The Night Agent season 2 follows Peter Sutherland who is now a Night Action agent. But, when his first mission goes wrong, he questions who he can trust while he fights to uncover the truth.

WhatToWatch

The Night Agent season 2 episode 4 recap: a dangerous evening at the Iranian mission

The Night Agent season 2 follows Peter Sutherland who is now a Night Action agent. But, when his first mission goes wrong, he questions who he can trust while he fights to uncover the truth.

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The Walrus

Did Canada Betray Afghanistan’s Female Soccer Players?

When the Taliban retook the country in 2021, Canada promised its national team visas—tickets to safety. Years later, players are still waiting

AAP

Syrian family homeless again in tight rental market

A family that escaped war-torn Syria has been uprooted again after their home in a block of units went up in flames in Sydney because of a faulty smoke alarm.

iMore

Monument Valley 3 confirmed for iPhone later this year — but it won't be coming to Apple Arcade

This week, Monument Valley 3 was confirmed to be coming to iPhone in December, through Netflix Games.

International Business Times

Netflix Drama Stirs Complex Past Of Pakistan's 'Courtesans'

The Netflix hit "Heeramandi" depicts the plush and powerful lives of courtesans in the 1940s, but there is little glamour for modern Pakistani sex workers in the faded red-light district where the series is set.

The Guardian - UK

‘Music is the language of the world’: how a Syrian refugee became the toast of the Irish folk scene

Mohammad Syfkhan trained as a surgical nurse but fled Syria after Islamic State killed one of his sons. Settled in Ireland, he is now creating vital cross-cultural bonds

Marie Claire

‘Everyone Who Can Forgive Me Is Dead’ Is Our February Book Club Pick

Read an excerpt of Jenny Hollander’s book here, then dive in with us throughout the month.

Al Jazeera

Veiled rebellion: Female medical students go underground in Afghanistan

One year ago, the Taliban told women they couldn’t study medicine. Now, some are doing it in secret.

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