Yemen Retaliates Against Deadly Fuel Blockade by Targeting Saudi Oil
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YEMEN-SAUDI BORDER – Under the scorching midday sun, Hakem Matari Yahya al-Buttaini’s brother was on the cusp of finally being able to purchase the 40 liters of diesel fuel for which he had been waiting in line for seven days, when he got the call. Hakem had been executed by Saudi Arabia and the news had just spread through local media. Hakem was among seven Yemenis executed by Saudi Arabia on Saturday.

As much of the world’s attention remained focused on Russia’s war on Ukraine, the Saudi regime carried out a mass execution, killing 81 people in a single day, inc...

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Israel Apologists Hurl Familiar Antisemitism Charges in Post-Speech Ambush of Amnesty Director
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WASHINGTON – A typical DC storm has been brewing since Paul O’Brien, executive director of Amnesty International USA, spoke last Wednesday at the Women’s National Democratic Club (WNDC) in Washington. O’Brien gave an excellent talk about Amnesty International’s report on apartheid in Palestine and no sooner did he finish than a hand was raised to be called on for the first question.

The woman asking the question represented a Zionist organization and repeatedly claimed that calling Israel an aparth...

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Weathering the Global Storm: Why Neutrality is Not an Option for Palestinians
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A new global geopolitical game is in formation, and the Middle East, as is often the case, will be directly impacted by it in terms of possible new alliances and resulting power paradigms. While it is too early to fully appreciate the impact of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war on the region, it is obvious that some countries are placed in relatively comfortable positions in terms of leveraging their strong economies, strategic location and political influence. Others, especially non-state actors, like the Palestinians, are in an unenviable position.

Despite...

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A History of NATO and Nazis, with Asa Winstanley
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This week Lowkey is joined by Asa Winstanley, an investigative journalist living in London, who writes about Palestine and the Middle East. He hails from the south of Wales and has been visiting Palestine since 2004. He writes for the groundbreaking Palestinian news site The Electronic Intifada, where he is an associate editor, and also writes a weekly column for the Middle East Monitor.

Following the NATO Bucharest Summit in 2008, several conclusions were reached and published in a joint statement of those attending. One read: “NATO welcomes Ukraine’s and Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic aspirations for membership in NATO. We agree today that these countries will become members of NATO.”

At the...

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Are These The Real Holy Relics Of Jesus? | Holy Relics: The Quest | Parable
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Biden warns Chi­na’s Xi against aid­ing Rus­sia in Ukraine
US pres­i­dent told Chi­nese coun­ter­part of ‘im­pli­ca­tions and con­se­quences’ should Chi­na back Rus­sia, White House says.
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Syr­ia’s As­sad vis­its UAE in first trip to Arab state since 2011
Bashar al-As­sad meets the rulers of Abu Dhabi and Dubai in first vis­it to an Arab state since the Syr­i­an war erupt­ed.
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US aircraft down during NATO drills
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A Marine V-22 went down in Norway, during the NATO exercises near the Russian border

A US Marine Corps aircraft with four people on board went missing in northern Norway during the “Cold Response” NATO exercises in the Arctic, the Norwegian military confirmed on Friday. A possible crash site has been located and rescue crews are trying to reach it overland due to bad weather conditions.

The V-22 Osprey was on a training mission and was due to land at the Forsvaret Air Force base of Bodo at 6 pm local time on Friday, the Norwegian military said in a...

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Brazil Supreme Court judge bans Telegram mes­sag­ing app
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Brazil­ian judge says mes­sag­ing plat­form pop­u­lar with Pres­i­dent Jair Bol­sonaro has failed to com­ply with ju­di­cial or­ders.
Published On 18 Mar 2022

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Amid Ukraine war, all things Rus­sia met with scorn, back­lash
Russ­ian com­mu­ni­ty groups and Rus­sia-re­lat­ed busi­ness­es abroad say they have faced threats amid Moscow’s dead­ly in­va­sion.
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Brazil bans messaging app Telegram
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Judge orders suspension of operations in the country for failing to block accounts accused of spreading ‘fake news’

A Brazilian judge has ordered the suspension of messaging app Telegram, demanding that it be barred from operating in the country until it complies with orders to censor accounts that spread alleged misinformation.

Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes made the ruling on Friday, banning a communications platform that has been popular with President Jair Bolsonaro and other conservatives. The judge accused Telegram of disrespecting Brazilian law and repeatedly failing to comply with court decisions.

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