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Israeli ministers call for sanctions on Britain over Falkland Islands

Israeli ministers call for sanctions on Britain over Falkland Islands Submitted by Imran Mulla on Mon, 09/07/2026 - 23:05 The remarks are understood to be a response to the British government's plan…

  • Israeli ministers Ben Gvir and Smotrich demand sanctions on Britain over Falkland Islands dispute.
  • Smotrich threatens to trample UK doormat, calls for British ambassador's expulsion.
  • UK to introduce settlement policies, including trade ban, on Tuesday.

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Black boxes recovered from Amazon cargo plane crash in Miami, NTSB says

An Amazon cargo plane overshot a runway at Miami International Airport and crashed into two vehicles before coming to a stop and bursting into flames. Five people were killed.

  • NTSB recovered flight data and cockpit voice recorders from Amazon cargo plane crash.
  • Five fatalities in crash, all found in two vehicles.
  • NTSB to investigate EMAS use, Amazon-air contract, aircraft age and history.

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Japan must reckon with how it views foreign workers

Japan will substantially raise its fees for residence permits next month. Depending on the period of stay applied for, renewing or changing one’s residency status could cost as much as ¥75,000 (US$480). The application fee for permanent residency will rise to ¥200,000 from ¥10,000.

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Burundians rush to leave Kenya ahead of crackdown on unregistered traders

Hundreds of Burundians in Kenya are scrambling to process travel documents to leave the country ahead of the crackdown on unlicensed small businesses run by migrants. President William Ruto set Monday as the deadline for foreigners operating small-scale businesses to cease work, after the trade ministry said some exploited visa rules to…

  • Burundian migrants rush to Kenya to obtain travel documents before crackdown.
  • President Ruto orders foreigners to stop operating unregistered small businesses.
  • Long lines form at Burundian embassy in Nairobi for emergency travel documents.
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