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Nijjar killing | Jaishankar: ‘Extremists have created a lobby for themselves in Canada’ | WION
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What student protests say about US politics, Israel support
Nationwide campus protests in the United States against Israel’s war on Gaza continue to grow with security heightened near many campus encampments. Hundreds of students filled a protest site at the University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA) in support of Palestine. The university has not responded to the specific demands. But it said it supports the…
Immigration in the UK: Changes affect families of overseas students
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What will it take to end hunger and malnutrition in South Sudan? | Inside Story
South Sudan is on the verge of a devastating hunger catastrophe. That’s the warning from the World Food Programme. In its short history, Africa’s youngest country has been battered by armed conflict and the effects of a rapidly changing climate. Now, the influx of half a million people — escaping the violence in neighbouring Sudan…