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Tunisian parties denounce Trump’s foreign policy as violation of intl. law
Tunisian political parties and movements are voicing strong opposition to US President Donald Trump’s foreign policy agenda.
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Yemen’s Saudi-backed government expands control amid coalition strikes on separatists
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South Africans demand release of UK Palestine Action activists
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South Koreans demand end to US imperialism
Around the world governments, civil society and ordinary people have condemned the US actions against Venezuela.
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Venezuelans call for release of kidnapped President Maduro
Shocked by US aggression, Venezuelans demand President Maduro’s release and return.
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Israel keeps Rafah crossing closed
The Rafah crossing, a vital lifeline for Gaza, remains closed, deepening the suffering of people in the territory.
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Gaza hospitals without life-saving devices amid Israeli restrictions
Under the Israeli blockade and direct targeting, Gaza’s medical sector is facing a critical crisis.
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Austrian FM says ‘EU too weak to uphold international law’
After US aggression and Maduro’s abduction, EU leaders are rethinking Europe’s global role.
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Pakistan rejects India’s claim on Indus Waters Treaty status
Water tensions between Pakistan and India have resurfaced following renewed disagreements over the Indus Waters Treaty.
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Palestinians condemn Israeli decision targeting Ibrahimi Mosque authority
Palestinian officials condemn the Israeli regime’s decision to strip al-Khalil municipality of planning powers over the Ibrahimi Mosque.
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