Syria extends Homs curfew as killings threaten to inflame sectarian tension
Syria’s Interior Ministry says the killers likely planted misleading slogans to inflame tensions.
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Assata Shakur, US Black liberation activist exiled in Cuba, dies at 78
The fugitive revolutionary spent decades in exile after escaping from a US jail in 1979.
Starmer says UK will ‘never surrender’ flag to far-right protesters
Antifascist campaign group Hope Not Hate condemns speeches at Saturday’s rally in London as ‘extremely disturbing’.
More than 300 South Korean workers return home after US immigration raid
Images of arrested workers in handcuffs and chains have caused outrage over what many see as a betrayal of an ally.
Australian neo-Nazi attack on sacred Indigenous site a worrying trend
Attack on site sacred to Aboriginal community followed an anti-immigration rally in Melbourne city.
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Crackdown
Fault Lines investigates Trump’s immigration crackdown, from court arrests to deportations without due process.
Published On 4 Sep 2025
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Unhealed wounds: Anti-Japanese sentiment in post-war China
101 East investigates why Chinese nationalists have committed violent, sometimes deadly acts against Japanese civilians.
Published On 4 Sep 2025
Hundreds of US military lawyers to serve as temporary immigration judges
Head of the American Immigration Lawyers Association says plan similar to having ‘a cardiologist do a hip replacement’.
Ostapenko apologises to Townsend for ‘no education’ comments
‘When I said education, I was speaking only about what I believe as tennis etiquette,’ Ostapenko said on social media.
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Why has South Africa’s Malema been found guilty of hate speech again?
This is the third time the fiery opposition politician and leader of the left-wing EFF has been accused.
Trump signs order requiring universities to disclose admissions data
The US president has led a purge of diversity programming and called for greater transparency in university admissions.
