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Former hostage Rom Braslavski makes extraordinary request to National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, who responds by promising to 'move heaven and earth to make that happen.'
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Reporters were covering a charge by Moroccan anti-riot forces to disperse migrants trying to reach the Ceuta border. The Spanish Government says it is looking for a solution.
Qatar's Foreign Ministry has rejected reports of Iranian pilots being detained, calling the claims misleading and outlining its response to the airspace breach.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claims Qatar has held three Iranian pilots since their jets were downed during a mission in March.
With a new Prime Minister in office, it is uncertain whether the United Kingdom will continue accelerating its green transition or backtrack on climate pledges to support fossil fuel development.
Survivors have complained of having false police or welfare checks lodged by their abusers. Police say vexatious reports can result in jail time.
Survivors have complained of having false police or welfare checks lodged by their abusers. Police say vexatious reports can result in jail time.
