Iran has questioned France’s response to the nationwide student protests, accusing Paris of applying double standards to the right to protest and human rights.
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As social media mobilises thousands for a new mass crossing into Ceuta, evidence mounts that Algiers is strategically funnelling sub-Saharan migrants towards Morocco’s frontier. With Italy reimposing controls on Spain and the EU hailing a “resilience” it has not yet proved, the Maghreb’s long-simmering cold war has found its most combustible theatre: human lives.
NEW DELHI/TEL AVIV — On Thursday, a blue-and-white balloon arch fluttered at Ben-Gurion Airport as 250 members of the Bnei Menashe community, descending from the forested hills of India’s strife-torn northeast, stepped onto the tarmac of what they call their “promised land.”
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Iran has questioned France’s response to the nationwide student protests, accusing Paris of applying double standards to the right to protest and human rights.
At the UN, Islamabad confronts a gathering crisis, and an increasingly assertive India.
Police detain activists outside Board of Deputies while students defy calls to postpone demonstrations
A federal judge in Boston on Monday blocked the Trump administration from imposing civil fines of up to $1.8 million on migrants who fail to leave the United States after receiving final deportation orders, a ruling that halts what immigration advocates have called one of the most aggressive financial coercion schemes in modern American history.
This famous saffron infused rice dish is a traditional Spanish recipe that comes fully loaded with seafood or anything your heart desires! You don’t need a paella pan to cook paella, any skillet or even a large pot will do, and it’s surprisingly straightforward to make.
SEATTLE, TEHRAN — The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will allow Iran’s national football team to enter the country 48 hours before their critical World Cup match against Egypt on Friday, a modest concession in a tournament where Team Melli’s travel conditions have sparked claims of oppression and competitive disadvantage.
