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West Bank teen dies from wounds
(BBC NEWS) Palestinian medical workers say a teenager shot by Israeli troops in the West Bank village of Nilin last week has died of his wounds.
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Spotlight on Iran and the Shiite Axis
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Iran Update, July 9, 2025
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Spotlight on Terrorism and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (July 1–8 ,2025)
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Israel outlines plans to pack Gaza’s population into a closed border zone. Here’s a closer look
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10 Things to Know About the Muslim Brotherhood
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Tripolimaria. How Russia and Turkey sympathize over Libya and why Erdogan may be more successful than Putin
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Des Algériens et des Tunisiens en route vers Gaza, des milliers de km pour casser le blocus
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Libya’s Fragile Peace Tested Again As New Clashes Roil Tripoli
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Trump wants free Suez Canal passage for US Navy ships. Cairo says Egypt First
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Serbia: Vučić’s Self-Critical Turn, A Chance To Overcome The Current Situation? – Analysis
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Bulgarie : Oui à la monnaie nationale ! Non à l’euro !
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Dozens Arrested Over Clashes After Mass Protest in Serbia
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Big Brother Fears Over Chinese Security Software In Bosnia’s Republika Srpska – Analysis
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