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Morocco stopped fewer illegal migration attempts in 2025 as route shifts

  • Morocco has worked with Spain to prevent illegal crossings
  • Conflict, climate change and economic insecurity drive migration
By Reuters ·
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Drones hit Kuwait’s Mina Al-Ahmadi refinery, fires reported, no injuries

By Reuters ·
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UK to send Rapid Sentry air defense system to Kuwait, PM’s office says

By Reuters ·

Human remains found on Thai ship attacked in Hormuz strait: firm

By AFP ·

Dubai churches announce online shift for mass during Easter weekend for safety

By Dalal Awienat ·
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Iran’s former top diplomat suggests terms to end the war

By AP ·

Israel says it has struck over 3,500 targets in Lebanon in past month

By AFP ·

Israel under fire from Iran missiles

By AFP ·
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UN Security Council defers vote on Bahrain draft resolution for ‘defensive’ force to protect Hormuz shipping

By AFP ·

Somalia football slowly becomes a women’s game

By AFP ·

Muslim World League condemns Israeli law authorizing death penalty for Palestinians

By SPA ·
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Arab League chief condemns Iranian strikes, urges UN to intervene to stop attacks

By AP ·

War images and video footage created by AI erode trust in genuine news, media analysts warn

By AFP ·

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