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‘From the river to the sea’: What does the Palestinian slogan really mean?

Critics have called its use anti-Semitic amid Israel’s war on Gaza. But the slogan has more complex roots.

Al Jazeera

University row breaks out after pro-Palestinian rally at SOAS

The row follows a pro-Palestinian rally at the university

Evening Standard

London university launches business course to support underserved black entrepreneurs

Master of Business Administration (MBA) course has been launched by SOAS University of London and the Black British Initiative

Birmingham Post

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How a London university is bringing its PhDs to the global south – without adding to the brain drain

Overseas students will soon be able to take joint degrees with Soas University of London, tackling transnational issues from their home countries

The Guardian - UK

From bankers to ambassadors: how Soas gives its students a deeper understanding of the climate crisis

At Soas University of London, students develop a knowledge of environmental issues that is rooted in justice for the international communities most affected

The Guardian - UK

‘Our staff members are social activists’: the university with a critical approach to economics

Economist and best-selling author Ha-Joon Chang says that students at Soas University of London are encouraged to look at the failures of capitalism

The Guardian - UK

‘Studying at Soas feels like being at the centre of the world’: the student experience at a truly international university

A decolonised curriculum, eclectic societies and students from more than 133 countries: how Soas University of London is offering a fresh slant on global challenges, both in academia and the student social experience

The Guardian - UK

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Claim Western Trust management approached SDLP leadership over councillor comments

Cllr Paul Blake first broke the news of the pending emergency surgical suspension at the South West Acute Hospital

Belfast Live

Failures in fighting corruption can be overcome

Many anti-corruption movements fail, but by asking fundamental questions researchers offer three ways to tackle corruption cases.

360info

Inside UK immigration centre as detainees left in dark after night of chaos

Speaking exclusively to The Mirror, one detainee inside Harmondsworth immigration centre spoke of their terror being trapped inside, 'abandoned' by staff there and stuck without electricity or running water

Daily Mirror

‘You must help them’: Lone asylum-seeking children reveal trauma of Manston centre

One 16-year-old said he was forced to sleep on leftover food boxes, while another says he was shouted at for asking for food

The Independent UK

State Olympic bodies demand restoration of voting rights, but unlikely to happen

NEW DELHI: The meeting of the Indian Olympic Association’s (IOA) office-bearers and the representatives of its member state units with the Supreme Court-appointed one-member committee of former apex court judge, Justice L Nageswara Rao, on Friday here saw snide remarks and personal attacks traded between the factions led by ex-IOA…

The Times of India

Killing of refugee highlights struggle facing Syrians in Turkey

Working-class Istanbul districts like Bagcilar are the epicentre of the tension between Syrians and Turks.

Al Jazeera

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