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‘Unfounded allegations’: EU resumes funding of Palestinian NGOs

The European Commission suspended funding for two Palestinian rights groups last year amid Israeli ‘terror’ claims.

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The end of Roe v Wade will hurt poor women most, economists warn

Anti-abortion groups say that the ‘immeasurable’ talent lost to abortion has already battered the US economy.

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Turkey’s NATO deal may bring nationalist votes back to Erdogan

Turkey blocked Finland and Sweden’s NATO bids until Ankara ‘got what it wanted’ – will that bring wavering voters back?

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Amarnath Yatra pilgrimage begins amid heavy security in Kashmir

Government estimates a record one million Hindus from across India will join the 43-day pilgrimage in restive region.

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An unexpected friendship: The gravediggers of Bucha

In the early days of Russia’s occupation, a trio tasked with burying Ukrainian victims quickly became like ‘brothers’.

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The cost of Nigeria’s failure to qualify for Qatar World Cup 2022

Footballers, officials, fans and business owners in Qatar count their losses after their team fails to qualify.

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As Adani steps up mining, villagers to be displaced third time

Hundreds fear displacement for the third time in India’s Odisha state as coal mining is set to start.

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In Philippines, fears for labour rights as Marcos takes power

Labour organisers are sceptical that incoming president will prioritise better working conditions in the gig economy.

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‘Dangerous times’: US Muslims mull implications after fall of Roe

Muslim advocacy groups in US are raising money and considering potential legal steps after abortion rights rollback.

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Hajj booking system changes leave many Muslims disappointed

Many Muslims from Western countries miss out as Saudi Arabia’s Hajj authorities move pilgrimage bookings online.

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Analysis: Nigerian state’s call to arms could spur state of anarchy

Authorities in Zamfara issued the call for self-defence as bandits continue to unleash terror across northern Nigeria.

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In a Nigerian leprosy colony, residents endure stigma and neglect

There are 64 leprosy settlements across Nigeria but most are in varying states of disrepair with little to no funding.

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Rats for neighbours, smells like death: Life for UK’s Travellers

How the UK’s nomadic communities struggle to make a home amidst foul smells, bad air quality, dust, noise and vermin.

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Infographic: When are Hajj and Eid al-Adha?

One million pilgrims will convene in Mecca to perform Hajj this year followed by Eid al-Adha.

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As Sri Lanka economic crisis worsens, daily wage workers struggle

Government restricting sale of fuel for essential services means less work for people who survive on daily wages.

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Housing shortage blamed for tripled homeless population in France

Despite tripling of the homeless population, French authorities do little to address the nation’s housing shortage.

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Israeli forces kill Palestinian fighter in occupied West Bank

Muhammad Maher Marei was killed during armed clashes that broke out after an Israeli army dawn raid on Jenin.

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Philippines’ infrastructure woes in focus as Marcos takes reins

Archipelago has for decades struggled to provide adequate infrastructure to serve the needs of its 110 million people.

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UK service honours slain reporter Shireen Abu Akleh’s life, work

The veteran Al Jazeera journalist was shot dead by Israeli forces on May 11.

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Latin American activists undeterred despite US abortion rollback

Women’s rights advocates across Americas region say their struggle goes on after top US court overturns Roe v Wade.

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Investors excited by Zimbabwe plan to mint gold to curb inflation

President Mnangagwa is reportedly desperate to shed some of the legacy economic problems his administration inherited.

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Rival Libyan officials hold UN-led election talks in Switzerland

Talks will focus on draft constitutional framework for elections after they failed to reach an agreement previously.

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Who is Mohammed Zubair, the Indian journalist arrested by the Modi government?

Alt News co-founder has long been in the BJP’s crosshairs for his relentless debunking of fake news and false claims.

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Yemeni currency devaluation persists, despite new leadership

President Rashad al-Alimi has toured the Gulf looking for more funds for the country’s war-damaged economy.

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In search of Kashmir’s nomadic delicacies

Year to year, people in the Aru valley eagerly await the arrival of the Gujjars and the delicious foods they make.

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