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Inside the campaign to raise awareness about Imran Khan's plight (opens the original)
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Whenever a call from an unrecognised Pakistani number came, no matter what time of day or night, Kasim and Sulaiman Khan scrambled to answer. It might have been their dad — legendary cricketer and former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan — calling from Rawalpindi's Adiala prison. But for six months, there have been no calls at all and the brothers are worried. They say an aunt who saw him briefly in a military hospital told them his health was worsening. "He seemed like he wasn't doing well, in
'A lot of damage': Why the persecution of Fauci has far-reaching consequences (opens the original)
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A US Senate committee has voted to hold Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress over his refusal to answer questions at a hearing about COVID-19. The hearing, about Dr Fauci's handling of the pandemic, has been described by some as a show trial. The chief executive of the American Public Health Association says US health professionals are afraid to do their job because of how Dr Fauci has been treated. Medical experts say the persecution of Anthony Fauci is weakening America's health system and pr
Netanyahu is running out of options on Gaza. None really work for him (opens the original)
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In a tent camp in west Gaza City, amid the stupefying August heat and the summer infestations of rats, mice and even weasels, life for 67-year-old Ahmed Ibrahim Suweirki is illuminated by something profoundly rare these days: optimism. "God willing, things will be better. I have hope that Hamas will surrender its weapons, because of the suffering of its people. We're tired, exhausted and slaughtered. It is enough," Suweirki said. Suweirki has been displaced "about four times" since October 7. Re
Meet the Australian multi-millionaire pardoned by Trump (opens the original)
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Chris Wade has been unsuccessfully sued by Apple, arrested by the Secret Service and summoned to the White House to troubleshoot with Elon Musk and Donald Trump. He is probably the most successful Australian entrepreneur you've never heard of and is certainly the only Australian tech executive to be pardoned by the current US president. Despite decades in the US that took him from convicted hacker to the White House, he is back in his home town of Murwillumbah on the NSW north coast. Last year,
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