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Namo Abdulla

New York, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Rudaw, The New York Times, Al Jazeera English, Substack, Voice of America (VOA), GlobalSecurity.org, EIN Presswire
Rudaw correspondent at the United Nations. Ex: @NYTimes, @Reuters @VOANews, Columbia University alumnus. RTs & following ≠ endorsements!
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Syria UN envoy rules out reversal on Kurdish rights, praises Kurdish leaders

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By Namo Abdulla
| Rudaw Verified
NEW YORK - Syria’s ambassador to the United Nations said Friday there will be no reversal on the recognition of Kurdish rights and praised Kurdish leaders in northeast Syria (Rojava) following recent tensions over the Kurdish language in the country. Authorities in Rojava recently handed over Hasaka’s Justice Palace to Damascus as part of an integration process.
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US, Gulf allies seek binding UN action on Iran over Hormuz attacks

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By Namo Abdulla
| Rudaw Verified
NEW YORK - The United States and Bahrain on Thursday introduced a draft UN Security Council resolution demanding Iran halt attacks on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, remove sea mines from the waterway and end what the sponsors called illegal tolls on international vessels. The measure, co-sponsored by the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar, builds on Resolution 2817, which the council adopted without opposition with 136 co-sponsors.
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UN nuclear watchdog admits it can’t catch every nuclear test amid Iran fears

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By Namo Abdulla
| Rudaw Verified
NEW YORK - The head of the global nuclear test ban watchdog acknowledged on Wednesday that his organization cannot reliably detect low-yield nuclear explosions, conceding a gap in the international monitoring system at a moment when fears of a clandestine Iranian test - and a wider return to nuclear weapons testing - are running high.
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