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Sectarian clashes erupt in Syria despite ceasefire call

21-07-2025 DAMASCUS: Sectarian clashes have continued in southern Syria despite an “immediate ceasefire” announced by the country’s president. Over the past week fighters from the minority Druze community have been battling armed Bedouins in Suweida Province, with both sides accused of atrocities. Syria’s interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa deployed troops but …

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Tajikistan intensifies its campaign to deport Afghan refugees

20-07-2025 DUSHANBE: Tajikistan has reportedly intensified its campaign to detain and forcibly deport Afghan refugees, including many with valid residency permits. According to several sources, the Tajik government recently issued a 15-day ultimatum for Afghans to leave the country voluntarily, triggering widespread fear and uncertainty among the community. The ultimatum …

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Pakistan rains death toll rises to at least 180

20-07-2025 Bureau Report ISLAMABAD/ LAHORE: Heavy monsoon rains across Pakistan’s Punjab province have killed 65 people and injured nearly 300 in the past 24 hours, provincial officials said, bringing the nationwide death toll from the rains to at least 180 since late June. The downpours on Thursday caused flooding and …

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Indian state blames RCB cricket team for deadly stampede

20-07-2025 Bureau Report + Agencies NEW DELHI/ BENGALURU: State authorities have blamed the management of India’s Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s cricket team for last month’s deadly stampede during celebrations for their first Indian Premier League (IPL) title. Karnataka state authorities singled out the RCB, its partners and the state cricket association …

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UN experts cast blame on Rwanda and Uganda

20-07-2025 KAMPALA, UGANDA: Rwanda is in “command and control” of M23 rebels in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda has “unilaterally doubled its military presence” in the DRC, and armed groups including those aligned to the Congolese government, are committing rights violations against civilians, according to a group …

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G20 leaders reach consensus on key economic issues

20-07-2025 DURBAN: The finance ministers of the Group of 20 have finally reached a consensus following meetings in South Africa, emphasizing 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 …

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