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  • Arsenal seal Madueke signing from Chelsea in divisive move | Football News

    Arsenal seal Madueke signing from Chelsea in divisive move | Football News

    Arsenal has signed England international Noni Madueke from Chelsea despite widespread criticism from club’s fans.

    Arsenal have sealed the controversial signing of Chelsea forward Noni Madueke in a deal worth a reported 48 million pounds ($65m).

    Madueke agreed to a five-year contract with the Gunners as he moved to the Emirates Stadium despite complaints from Arsenal fans.

    The 23-year-old will provide competition for Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli on the flanks in Mikel Arteta’s…

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  • Protesters demand Malaysia reject US ambassadorial nominee Nick Adams | Politics

    Protesters demand Malaysia reject US ambassadorial nominee Nick Adams | Politics

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    Protesters in Kuala Lumpur demanded that Malaysia reject US ambassadorial nominee Nick Adams, a self-declared “Alpha Male” and accused Islamophobe. Al Jazeera’s Rob McBride explains why the government may have a hard time saying no.

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  • 70% of Gaza destroyed, new data shows – Middle East Monitor

    70% of Gaza destroyed, new data shows – Middle East Monitor

    “God wants our job to be simply clearing the land,” an Israeli bulldozer operator told Haaretz in a recent interview, a remark seen as encapsulating the ideological zeal driving the scale of unprecedented destruction now unfolding in the besieged Gaza Strip.

    According to new satellite analysis by the Hebrew University’s Geographic Information System (GIS) Centre, nearly 70 per cent of buildings across Gaza have been levelled or severely damaged, surpassing…

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  • Tunisian rights activist accuses authorities of committing “slow assassination” of Ghannouchi – Middle East Monitor

    Tunisian rights activist accuses authorities of committing “slow assassination” of Ghannouchi – Middle East Monitor

    Prominent Tunisian human rights activist Kamel Jendoubi has criticized the harsh prison sentences issued last week against opponents including leader of Tunisia’s Nahda party, Rached Ghannouchi, accusing them of committing “slow- motion assassination” against the 84-year-old man suffering from Parkinson’s disease. 

    On 8 July, Tunis’s primary court issued new prison sentences in the so-called “Conspiracy Case 2”, with rulings ranging between 12 and…

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  • G20 finance ministers reach consensus on key economic issues | Business and Economy News

    G20 finance ministers reach consensus on key economic issues | Business and Economy News

    The US is set to shift its approach towards the G20 when it takes over the group’s rotating presidency from South Africa in December.

    The finance ministers of the Group of 20 have finally reached a consensus following meetings in South Africa, emphasising that central banks must remain independent in reaction to months of attacks by United States President Donald Trump.

    In their final statement published on Friday, following two days of meetings in the coastal city of Durban, the grouping…

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  • ‘A mistake’ says Netanyahu after Israel bombed Gaza church Pope Francis called daily – Middle East Monitor

    ‘A mistake’ says Netanyahu after Israel bombed Gaza church Pope Francis called daily – Middle East Monitor

    Israel has described the bombing of Gaza’s Holy Family Catholic Church, the very church the late Pope Francis used to call daily, as “a mistake.” 

    In a phone call with US President Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu said he expressed “deep regret” over the attack that killed three Palestinians and wounded ten others, including the church’s priest, Father Gabriele Romanelli, the same priest Pope Francis used to speak with directly each evening during…

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  • Hamas says no interim truce possible without work toward permanent ceasefire deal

    Hamas says no interim truce possible without work toward permanent ceasefire deal

    CAIRO (Reuters) -Hamas’ armed wing spokesperson said on Friday that while the group favours reaching an interim truce in the Gaza war, if such an agreement is not reached in current negotiations it could revert to insisting on a full package deal to end the conflict.

    Hamas has repeatedly offered to release all the hostages held in Gaza and conclude a permanent ceasefire agreement, and Israel has refused, Abu Ubaida added in a televised speech.

    Arab mediators Qatar and Egypt, backed by the…

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  • UN agency calls for lifting Israel’s ban on international media in Gaza – Middle East Monitor

    UN agency calls for lifting Israel’s ban on international media in Gaza – Middle East Monitor

    The head of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees on Friday called for an immediate end to Israel’s ban on international media access to Gaza, warning that the information blackout is fueling disinformation and undermining trust in eyewitness and humanitarian accounts, Anadolu reports.

    Philippe Lazzarini said on X that the media ban has persisted for over 650 days amid what he described as “atrocities against civilians.”

    “The ban on the entry of…

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  • Why do US prosecutors want a one-day sentence for Breonna Taylor shooting? | Black Lives Matter News

    Why do US prosecutors want a one-day sentence for Breonna Taylor shooting? | Black Lives Matter News

    The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) is seeking a shortened prison sentence of just one day for an ex-police officer convicted of using excessive force during a raid in Louisville, Kentucky that led to the death of Breonna Taylor, an African-American medical worker, in March 2020.

    Brett Hankison was convicted in November last year of blindly firing several shots during a failed drug raid, which resulted in Taylor’s death. Although his shots were not the ones which hit Taylor,…

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  • New reports cast doubt on impact of US strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites | Israel-Iran conflict News

    New reports cast doubt on impact of US strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites | Israel-Iran conflict News

    Washington, DC – New media reports in the United States, citing intelligence assessments, have cast doubt over President Donald Trump’s assertion that Washington’s military strikes last month “obliterated” Iran’s nuclear programme.

    The Washington Post and NBC News reported that US officials were saying that only one of the three Iranian nuclear sites – the Fordow facility – targeted by the US has been destroyed.

    The Post’s report, released on Friday, also raised questions…

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