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India’s bulldozer regime is evicting Muslims, killing justice
Among the worst victims are Assam’s Miya Muslims, who have long been wrongly accused of illegal migration. ...
Middle East round-up: Has the next Intifada already started?
Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week. ...
What is behind the rising violent attacks in Pakistan?
Pakistan Taliban has denied involvement in the Peshawar mosque blast, but officials say it has intensified attacks since November. ...
Turkey summons Norwegian ambassador over Quran protest permission
Erling Skjonsberg is the latest Western ambassador to be summoned by Turkey over a Quran-related protest. ...
US presses PA to accept plan to quash Palestinian armed groups
The US is putting the onus on the Palestinian Authority to improve security in the West Bank, despite Israeli raids. ...
India opposition MPs seek Adani probe as group losses top $100bn
Opposition MPs call for parliamentary investigation after US-based short seller accuses Adani Group of fraud. ...
I was nearly lynched in Nigeria. Here’s how I survived
What makes my story rare is that I survived. Such is the nature of mob justice in Nigeria that few do. ...
EU’s top brass prepares for summit with Zelenskyy in Kyiv
Ukrainian and EU officials will hold talks in Kyiv on Friday over the war-torn country’s push to join the bloc. ...
French forces seize shipment of weapons headed from Iran to Yemen
Officials say the seizure happened in January, with the weapons set for Yemen’s Houthi rebels. ...
A guard told me, ‘We will shoot you’: Life in a Donetsk prison
Natalya Zelenina, a Ukrainian social worker, was imprisoned by Russia-backed separatists for five years. ...