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Brave swimmers took part in an annual dip in a frozen lake, 1700 metres up in the Kackar Mountains National Park in Turkiye's Rize region. At least 49 people entered the near-frozen water before warming up next to the fire with cups of tea.
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The conservative leader Yoon Suk-Yeol who assumed office in 2022 kicked-off his 4 day tour by meeting UAE ruler Mohammed Bin Zayed
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A group of Palestinian and international hikers were travelling through hills north of Jehrico city they were violently attacked by settlers wielding large sticks. While an Italian national suffered a broken arm, others suffered pepper spray burns, and received death threats from the settlers during the attack on 13 Jan 2023
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President Isaac Herzog has said he is deeply worried by the results especially the low levels of trust in government institutions
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Zwelivelile Mandla Mandela, the grandson of the late South African revolutionary and president Nelson Mandela, called Western Sahara the last colony of Africa and chanted 'free Palestine' in memory of his grandfather. He was speaking at the Nelson Mandela stadium in Algiers, Algeria.
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Rare Turkish Van cat, one of the most important symbols of Van province of Turkiye
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Syria's Bashar al-Assad met with Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian on Saturday, January 14, in Damascus, Syria.
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Thousands of Israelis gathered for a protest against Benjamin Netanyahu's government in Tel Aviv
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The Berber (Amazigh) New Year begins on January 12th, and the community celebrates with feasts with traditional foods and dances performed in traditional garb.
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People, holding banners and placards, gather to protest after Charlie Hebdo published cartoons of Iran’s top leader Ali Khamenei
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Iran's former deputy defense minister, Alireza Akbari, was executed in the wee hours of Saturday morning, days after being sentenced to death on charges of spying for Britain.
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Hopelessness in Tunisia...
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Of the 1.7 million Palestine refugees in Gaza some 1.1 million are dependent on food assistance from UNRWA
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After discovering that her father was Turkish, 33-year-old Madeline Hoffman from Frankfurt, Germany, embarked on a 4-month cycle journey across Europe to Turkiye, to finally meet her dad for the first time.
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Last November, former Israeli Defence Minister Benny Gantz approved the construction of an illegal new concrete wall in the northern West Bank, that is 100 kilometres long.
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An Israeli government report for 2021 showed that 2 million were living below the poverty line, with Palestinian citizens of Israel and the elderly seeing the biggest change in circumstances from 2020.
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Areas around Medina have turned green and water levels are rising in lakes after days of heavy rainfall in Saudi Arabia.
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Huge queues for bread and flour can be seen across Damascus as many of the bakeries have had to pause production due to the deepening fuel crisis in the regions under the control of the Assad government in Syria. The wealthier can avoid the queues by buying bread on the black market at double the price
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“The Israeli policy of demolishing Palestinian homes is an unprecedented escalation, a war crime and a crime against humanity, which leads to catastrophic risks.”
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An Image gallery of Interior Architect Abdulmuti Said recreates Lebanon's Jeita Grotto Cave
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Sharif said his visit was aimed at building further on his previous conversation with UAE's President Mohamed Bin Zayed.
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Join us for a live conversation with Palestinian Al Jazeera journalist in the occupied West Bank Nida Ibrahim where we'll be discussing her experience of covering events in the occupied territories and the escalating violence in the West Bank.
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The US Navy has claimed to have seized over 2,100 AK-47 assault rifles on a fishing vessel in the Gulf of Oman, which is thought to have come from...
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Husseini was elected to parliament in 1972 and remained a legislator until 2008 including serving as speaker of the house between 1984 to 1992
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A new report from Oxfam has revealed UK and US weapons sold to Saudi Arabia are fuelling civilian deaths in Yemen. The charity is calling on governments to stop selling weapons to the Saudi-led coalition
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A district council in Devon has voted to investigate renting a cruise ship to house refugees and homeless people. The council says that demand for public housing has been...
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A delegation from the UAE-backed World Muslim Communities Council toured China's historical Uyghur province where Beijing is accused of carrying out genocide
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Amnesty International has criticised Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's "repressive" ban on raising the Palestinian flag in public places inside Israel as a "cowardly and expected attempt...
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Dozens of masked members of the PA security services attacked the participants including the families of political detainees
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US air strikes in Somalia were up 30% in 2022. US involvement in the East African nation has rumbled on for nearly 16 years and increasing significantly last year. This, along with a fresh wave of attacks by Al-Shabaab militants, has brought more misery to the Horn of Africa.
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Libyan court suspends oil and gas exploration deal with Turkiye
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Hajj 2023 will be free from restrictions, Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has announced, following three years of limits on the number of pilgrims due to the Covid-19 pandemic