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Arabian whales found to be genetically distinct from other humpbacks | The National (opens the original)
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The Arabian Sea humpback whaleâs unique song has long led scientists to believe that the animal was a subspecies of its own. Now, genetic research shows that the endangered mammal is distinct from other whale populations. The study led by the US's Wildlife Conservation Society and the Environment Society of Oman (ESO) compared genetic samples from Arabian Sea humpback whales with populations from across the worldâs oceans. It found âcompelling evidenceâ that the whale had its own evoluti
Former UK attorney general says Israel's closure of consulate is illegal | The National (opens the original)
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A senior legal figure has concluded that Israel was furthering its agenda to annex East Jerusalem when it closed the British consulate there this month. Dominic Grieve KC, who was the governmentâs top legal adviser from 2010 to 2014, said the closure was âan unlawful assertion of Israeli sovereignty over occupied East Jerusalemâ. The move came after the UK government announced a ban on trading goods and services from illegal settlements. âThe UKâs settlement sanctions are an excuse; so
Iranian exiles urge Trump not to stop at nuclear deal | The National (opens the original)
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Iranian opposition parties in exile are coming together in an attempt to reassure Iranians that a change in regime can be managed peacefully without the country collapsing. The representatives of 12 parties met on Friday in Oslo to agree on principles for a democratic transition in Iran. The Sweden-based activist Duman Radmehr, who represented the Azerbaijan Democracy and Development Party at the meeting, hoped it would reassure Iranians that political groups in exile are committed to a peaceful
Iranian art exhibition in London spotlights scenes from war-torn isolation | The National (opens the original)
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When you have to smuggle precious art out of a war zone in airline luggage, it helps that it is painted on an old aftershave carton. An exhibition in London designed to showcase the work of artists caught in the Iranian cauldron of war faced the shifting challenges of organising shipments out of Tehran over the summer. Most of the works were carried by hand to London by the Tehran gallerist Orkideh Daroodi, who packed them in her suitcase. Others were shipped to Oman before being sent to the UK
UN list of companies involved in West Bank settlements grows by a third | The National (opens the original)
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A UN list of companies doing business with settlements in the occupied West Bank has grown by one-third, with travel firms and materials suppliers prominent among the group. Sixty-one new companies were added to the list, which the UN Office for Human Rights has maintained since 2020. A total of 214 companies from 11 countries are listed, including well-known travel brands such as Airbnb and Expedia. Some are in European countries including the UK, Spain, France and the Netherlands, which this m
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