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Drone strike on North Darfur court kills at least 35, rights group says

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By Joe Gill
| Middle East Eye Verified
On Sunday, a drone strike, purportedly carried out by the Sudanese army, targeted Sudan's Customary Court in al-Zawiya Ghara, killing at least 35 people and injuring others. All the victims were inside the court building and its immediate surroundings when the attack occurred, according to the Emergency Lawyers Group, which monitors violence against civilians in Sudan. Al-Zawiya Ghara is one of many villages in North Darfur state controlled by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
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'Whitewashing Laura Loomer': AP interview sparks backlash on social media

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By Jeremy Wildeman, Joe Gill
| Middle East Eye Verified
Critics say the Associated Press devoted too little attention to Laura Loomer's history of anti-Muslim rhetoric and conspiracy theories US far-right political activist Laura Loomer (front and left) during a visit to a DTEK electricity substation to meet energy workers and observe the country’s power infrastructure impacted by the war and Russian attacks in the Kyiv region, Ukraine, on 26 July 2026 (DTEK/AFP) 29 July 2026 19:32 BST ago The Associated Press is facing backlash after publishing...
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Trump's move to restore direct Lebanon flights raises diaspora hopes

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By attacking Venezuela, Joe Gill, Adam Chamseddine
| Middle East Eye Verified
For more than four decades, direct flights between the United States and Lebanon remained suspended, a legacy of the 1985 hijacking of TWA Flight 847 and the killing of a US Navy diver during the subsequent 17-day hostage crisis. The ban outlasted Lebanon’s civil war, repeated attempts at political normalisation and the large-scale growth of Lebanese communities across North America. That may now be changing.
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