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The French Algerians moving to Algeria ‘seeking freedom, opportunity’

What was once a one-way street heading north is now a two-lane highway with some people heading south out of France.

Al Jazeera

Gaza diary part 43: ‘Do people around the world think of us as merely news?’

In his latest dispatch from the besieged enclave, Ziad, a 35-year-old Palestinian, walks to the sea but finds only sadness in the empty gazes of the people on the beach

The Guardian - UK

NIA files charge sheet against 8 LeT cadres in Karnataka in 'fidayeen' attack conspiracy case

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) filed a charge sheet against eight persons, including two absconders, in a case of prison radicalisation and ‘fidayeen’ (suicide) attack conspiracy by the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) in Karnataka, an official said.

The Hindu

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‘Refugees need human connection’: how to help make Britain a true home for the displaced

Ahmad, who fled Iran more than a decade ago, has finally been reunited with his his wife and children … and the dog came too. Two charities proved crucial

The Guardian - UK

‘Joy turns to horror so quickly’: the charity helping new refugees made suddenly homeless

Open Door North East is one of many groups supporting record numbers of refugees being forced out of accommodation

The Guardian - UK

‘Death corridor’: The al-Samounis recall terror of ‘safe passage’ in Gaza

Three brothers belonging to al-Samouni family were kidnapped by Israeli army on the ‘safe corridor’ south of Gaza City.

Al Jazeera

Gaza diary, part 27: ‘I really hope a ceasefire will be the first step towards the end of this nightmare’

Ziad, a 35-year-old Palestinian, comforts a friend scared for his pregnant wife and is shocked by the profiteering on the streets

The Guardian - UK

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Keeping Gaza online: Telecom heroes risk life and limb under Israel’s bombs

Making a maintenance trip in Gaza now literally means taking your life into your own hands. Why do they do it?

Al Jazeera

Aid charities urge Rishi Sunak to condemn Israel’s siege in Gaza

PM’s speech at food summit comes as humanitarian crisis caused by Israel-Hamas war reaches crisis point

The Guardian - UK

Afghan former interpreter with British army resettles in UK after legal battle

In late 2020 Ahmad* was approved for relocation to UK before a Home Office refusal meant he missed evacuation from Afghanistan in 2021

The Guardian - UK

Senior lawyers criticise handling of case of Sikh activist held in India

Peers express fears that Jagtar Singh Johal will not receive ‘due process’ in India amid torture claims

The Guardian - UK

Israel deports thousands of stranded Palestinian workers back to Gaza

About 3,200 people reportedly sent to war-torn strip through Kerem Shalom crossing in ‘deeply concerning’ move

The Guardian - UK

Murdered, tortured or in hiding from the Taliban: The special forces abandoned by Britain

A major joint investigation has uncovered shocking evidence that Afghan soldiers who were trained, paid and worked ‘shoulder-to-shoulder’ with UK forces have been denied relocation to Britain and left to face torture and death

The Independent UK

Gaza diary part 13: ‘Just like a candle, I am fading. My body is losing strength’

Ziad, a 35-year-old Palestinian, recounts another day in Gaza; jubilation that the connection is back, a bittersweet encounter with a friend, and daily pain and exhaustion

The Guardian - UK

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The Guardian - UK

Gaza diary part 12: ‘We don’t have access to the internet … We are blindfolded’

Ziad, a 35-year-old Palestinian, recounts another two days in Gaza, trying to find treatment for a sick cat, passing the time playing cards, and realising to his horror that communications to the outside world have been cut off

The Guardian - UK

Gaza diary part eight: ‘I am terrified that I’m getting used to what is happening’

Ziad, a 35-year-old Palestinian, recounts another day in Gaza; the constant search for water; a trip to a tailor that takes him near an explosion; the disturbing sense of normality

The Guardian - UK

Gaza diary part seven: ‘I am weak, I am vulnerable. But I want to live’

Ziad, a 35-year-old Palestinian, recounts the past few days in Gaza: his fear water will run out; the financial toll of war; and his wish to have normal conversations again

Al Jazeera

Atop a Jerusalem mountain, a cafe of rare coexistence in a divided city

A cafe frequented by both Israelis and Palestinians had offered a haven from political tensions – until recent events.

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Newslaundry

‘Muslim conversion gang’ in Ahmednagar: Unravelling the truth behind these claims

On October 11, the chairman of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights shot off a fiery letter to the chief secretary of Maharashtra.

Al Jazeera

‘Can’t stay silent any more’: Rage in Lebanon over Israel’s war on Gaza

Pro-Palestinian rallies held near US, German embassies in Lebanon to express anger at Israel’s ‘war crimes’ in Gaza.

The Guardian - UK

Gaza diary part four: ‘This time it was a rumour, what about next time?’

Ziad, a 35-year-old Palestinian, recounts the past few days in Gaza: the ordeal of getting gas to cook with, rumours of evacuation, and the fear of having nowhere to flee to

The Independent UK

Watch: Committee questions Foreign Office minister on Israel evacuations

Watch as the foreign affairs committee questions Foreign Office minister Lord Ahmad on Tuesday 17 Setember.

The Guardian - UK

Gaza diary part two: ‘We decide to stay. Then I start crying’

Ziad, a 35-year-old Palestinian, recounts the past few days in Gaza: deciding to stay or flee, moving in with strangers yet again, relief at finding internet access – and the constant fear

Al Jazeera

Afghan earthquake rescue mission faces race against time

Many remain buried after Saturday’s earthquake in Afghanistan, as rescue teams intensify efforts to dig out survivors.

The Guardian - UK

Jazz star Yussef Dayes: ‘Other people had David Beckham as their hero – I had the drummer Billy Cobham’

The groundbreaking south London drummer is now on the brink of solo stardom. He reveals the highs and lows of his journey and why his new album is more than just a jazz record

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