LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Afghan refugees fleeing Kabul fear being classified as illegal immigrants shortly because they have not gotten updated papers, according to their lawyers, who added that it is unclear how many are missing documentation essential to work lawfully
BAGHDAD (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Officials cautioned Wednesday that a surprise verdict by Iraq’s high court put doubt on the legal basis of Iraq’s Kurdish-run region’s independent oil policy, threatening to force a political wedge between the two governments. The legal justifications
WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The conviction of Anwar Raslan, former Syrian intelligence officer, for crimes against humanity the previous month, as well as the ongoing prosecution of Dr. Alaa Mousa, are significant milestones forward in the struggle for justice for those
JERUSALEM (Parliament Politics Magazine) – An Israeli soldier shot and killed a 17-year-old Palestinian during skirmishes in the West Bank on Monday, which Israel said it was as an operation to destroy the residence of a “terrorist” accused of a recent attack.
SANA’A (Parliament Politics Magazine) – PM Maeen Abdul Malik Saeed of Yemen has welcomed ongoing discussions within US President Joe Biden’s government to reclassify the Houthis as a terrorist organisation, as dozens of international and local rights groups renewed their calls for
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – On the fringes of the One Ocean Summit in the French port city of Brest, President Macron met with his Egyptian counterpart Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. El-Sisi also met with Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the
ABU DHABI (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The future monarch of the United Kingdom, Prince William, arrived in the UAE on Thursday for his first official visit, where he would highlight his love for wildlife conservation and climate change. The Prince’s visit marks
JERUSALEM (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Israel has extended a security agreement with Dubai, allowing Israeli carriers to continue flying to the United Arab Emirates while a disagreement over aviation security is being negotiated. It cautioned that until the matter is rectified, there
SANA’A (Transatlantic Today) – With predicted improvements in American foreign policy, there were expectations that Yemen’s conflict would de-escalate when US President Joe Biden took office last year. This year, though, the fight has only become more intense. Yemen’s internal, regional, and
ABU DHABI (Parliament Politics Magazine): According to a human rights group, security guards, cleaners, and hospitality personnel at Dubai’s Expo 2020 in the UAE are reportedly working in extremely abusive conditions which possibly means forced labour. Migrant employees at the international exhibition
