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Despite the Iranian regime's relentless crackdown against civilians, the country's society continues to pursue its path to freedom, writes Farid Vahid, co-director of the North Africa and Middle East Observatory at the Jean Jaurès Foundation.
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Israeli forces shell Gaza areas, raid several West Bank towns and villages Israeli forces have attacked central Gaza’s Bureij camp with artillery shelling and the al-Shakush area with intense tank…
The Constitution protects liberty, but can the US preserve freedom without the moral culture that sustains it?
Libel is always the best starting point, since it serves to advance an unsavory view of the people they are attempting to hang in the town square. And that is exactly what is happening.
"I know exactly what should be done," said Erdan. "I have a comprehensive plan on how we should work there to portray Israel in the right way, [and] how to be on the offensive."
The Israeli public has moved right, but the parties of the Right are losing support, creating a battle for millions of voters who could determine the next government.
Nasarawa Governor Abdullahi Sule openly criticised President Tinubu’s initial tax reform, warning of inflation impact. He explains why he spoke out.