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‘We’re afraid of a ground invasion coming imminently’, says Rafah refugee
Before news broke about a potential ceasefire, we spoke to Ghada Alkurd – a Gazan woman who sought refuge in Rafah after fleeing from the north of the city.
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Hamas agrees to ceasefire but ‘deal’ not acceptable to Israel
The exodus in Rafah had already begun when, late on Monday, Hamas issued a statement saying it would accept the ceasefire deal. It is a dramatic development after seven months of bloody conflict in Gaza.
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Georgia cracks down on demonstrations over ‘foreign agents bill’
EU and US officials have called on Georgia to scrap a controversial new bill, which – according to its critics – would put an end to free speech, and prevent accession to the EU.
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‘I lost my childhood, my loved ones and my leg’: The young Gazans permanently scarred by war
Some in Gaza have been expressing their thanks to American students for their support – but it is a ceasefire that they long for.
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White House ‘very, very scared’ of how campus protests could hit Biden, says Republican pollster
Earlier we spoke to the Republican pollster Frank Luntz, and started by asking him why it had taken Joe Biden until today to speak about the protests.
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How are campus protests affecting US politics?
The ongoing protests against the war in Gaza that have been galvanising students at colleges across the USA.
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Dublin police clear hundreds of asylum seeker tent
In Dublin, police have moved in to clear a tent encampment set up by asylum seekers.
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UK could pay £140,000 to send failed asylum seekers to Rwanda
The government just sent a failed asylum seeker to Rwanda, and paid him £3,000 to go.
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People seeking asylum arrested and held ahead of being flown to Rwanda
A man whose asylum bid was rejected by the UK has been moved to Rwanda with up to £3,000 in financial aid from the government.
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‘Pro-Palestine protests have sparked a nationwide movement’, says Columbia University professor
Joseph Howley is an Associate Professor of Classics at Columbia University, and supports the pro-Palestinian protests on his campus.
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Hundreds arrested after Gaza clashes sweep US campuses
Columbia University in New York has been the epicentre of a growing protest movement across America’s universities.
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Sunak ‘not interested’ in accepting returned asylum seekers from Ireland
Some of the missing asylum seekers we heard about earlier could be in Ireland, where politicians have raised questions over the number of people arriving from the UK to avoid deportation to Rwanda.
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How drug gangs operate in Europe’s most dangerous city (dubbed)
Marseille has long held its unhappy reputation as one of Europe’s crime capitals.
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Rwanda effect on asylum seeker numbers ‘doubtful’, says Irish MEP
An ongoing war of words, between leaders in London and Dublin, over the UK government’s plans to deport asylum seekers to Africa has led to speculation about the ‘Rwanda effect’ on immigration.
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How is the UK’s Rwanda asylum plan impacting Ireland?
The war of words has intensified between the UK and Irish governments over the possible effects of the Rwanda policy.