Secunder Kermani
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Christa Pike: Botched execution prompts review of Tennessee’s capital punishment process (opens the original)
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The Tennessee Governor has ordered a review of the state’s capital punishment process – after another botched attempt to carry out a lethal injection. In the last few minutes lawyers for Christa Pike, who had been convicted of murder, said she was alive – in a critical condition – and was receiving life saving medical care. It was the second failed execution in Tennessee this year. Prison officials involved with Ms Pike’s case insisted they had followed “every step” of the state’s protocol. A wa
Ethiopia: Rebel offensive sparks fear of return to civil war (opens the original)
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People in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region are stocking up on food, cash and other supplies, fearing war is about to break out again. Hundreds of thousands of people were killed in a two-year war between Tigrayan forces and Ethiopia’s government, which ended with a peace deal in 2022. Now Tigrayan, and allied forces, have seized three local airports and attacked two neighbouring regions, saying they are countering aggression by the government.
Yemen: How reignited conflict is impacting global trade (opens the original)
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Iran’s grip on the vital Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes over the past few months has massively increased its leverage in the ongoing conflict with the US. Now Iran’s allies in Yemen – the Houthis – seem to be following suit by moving in on the other critical waterway in the region, the Bab al-Mandab Strait which forms the entrance to the Red Sea. Our Foreign Affairs correspondent Secunder Kermani joined Krishnan Guru-Murthy.
Five years of Taliban rule for Afghanistan’s women and girls (opens the original)
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Five years after the Taliban took power in Afghanistan, armoured vehicles took part in a parade through the capital Kabul to celebrate their “victory day”. But with the Taliban’s rule have come a deepening humanitarian crisis and isolation from much of the rest of the world. Women face comprehensive repression, with millions excluded from school and almost completely erased from public life. Warning – This report includes details some viewers may find distressing.
Trump: ‘Board of Peace’ to oversee Hamas ‘disarmament’ and Israeli withdrawal from Gaza (opens the original)
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Donald Trump has announced what he has called an “historic” agreement for the phased, complete disarmament of Hamas – to be overseen by his ‘Board of Peace’ – alongside a gradual withdrawal of Israeli troops. Senior Hamas negotiators confirmed they have agreed to the roadmap to save civilian lives, but insisted they will not hand over weapons until Israeli forces have fully pulled out of Gaza. The announcement has been met with scepticism in Israel, with hardline politicians demanding full demil
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