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- Sep 29, 2026
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UK accused of 'fuelling' Yemen war as Saudi jets receive British support (opens the original)
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The UK government faces calls to halt military support for Saudi Arabia as fighting escalates in Yemen, with academics and civil society organisations warning that British refuelling for Saudi fighter jets could make it complicit in further violations of international law. In an open letter addressed to Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband, the signatories said they were “deeply concerned” about the decision to refuel Royal Saudi Air Force aircraft as hostilities escalat
Revealed: Cisco talks with pro-Palestine employees over discrimination complaint collapse (opens the original)
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Conciliation talks mediated by a US federal agency between Cisco and a group of its own employees over complaints that the company discriminated against pro-Palestine workers have broken down after the technology firm was accused of failing to engage with the process in good faith, Middle East Eye can reveal. The talks were facilitated by the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), a federal agency that investigates allegations of worker discrimination, following a complaint by Bridge
London university lifts suspension of pro-Palestine student Usama Ghanem (opens the original)
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King’s College London (KCL) has lifted the suspension of student activist Usama Ghanem, who was disciplined by the university over his pro-Palestine activism. It comes after a year-long legal and public campaign by Ghanem against the university’s decision. Ghanem said he felt “vindicated” by the outcome, describing it as a victory for students who have challenged university restrictions on pro-Palestine activism. “After a year-long legal and public battle, I can now say that we took on a 200-yea
‘I am trapped here’: Gulf-based Nepali workers agonise as devastating floods ravage home (opens the original)
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Under Dubai’s blinding afternoon sun, Hari Krishna lays bricks for a luxury residential complex. But his thoughts are 2,000 miles away, amid the mud and debris of Nepal’s Bhote Khosi-Trishuli corridor. For the past week, the 32-year-old construction worker, who sends most of his earnings home, has spent every spare minute frantically trying to call his relatives on iMO and checking local news channels on his cracked smartphone. Late August brought catastrophic flash floods to his home district o
British activist Anas Altikriti questions UAE surveillance operation (opens the original)
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It was a cold winter morning when British police knocked on Anas Altikriti's family home in London. The veteran anti-war activist was abroad when one of his sons called telling him officers were looking for him. Baffled by the situation, he dismissed the call. The police then came again two days later - only this time more forcefully. Leaving a number, Altikriti called the police back. They said his life was in danger, and he was being served an Osman Notice - a notice given to individuals if th
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