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Reports
Targeted for Activism: U.S. Arrests Palestinian Columbia Student Mohsen Mahdawi
Watan-Mohsen Mahdawi is one of the most prominent activists who led the student movement in the United States. He began…
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News
Tunisia Accused of Widespread Arbitrary Detentions in Crackdown on Opposition
Watan-Human Rights Watch said on Wednesday that Tunisian authorities have turned “arbitrary detention” into a cornerstone of their “repressive” policy…
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Harvard’s Bold Stand Against Trump’s Influence: A Battle for Academic Freedom
Watan-A commentator from The Washington Post, David Ignatius, stated that Harvard University, which resisted the pressures of President Donald Trump’s…
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Business
China’s GDP Grows 5.4% in Q1 Despite Trade Tensions with the U.S.
Watan-On Wednesday, China announced that its GDP grew by 5.4% in the first quarter, surpassing expectations. Beijing and Washington are…
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Declassified UK Documents Reveal Historic UAE-Saudi Tensions
Watan-Recently declassified British documents have revealed long-standing, quiet tensions between the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia dating back to…
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Reports
A Month of American Aggression on Yemen: The Deterrence Strategy Fails to Achieve Its Goals
Watan-On March 15, the U.S. launched an offensive on Yemen under the orders of President Donald Trump, beginning with a…
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U.S. Set to Withdraw Troops from Syria: Israel Scrambles to Respond
Watan-The United States has informed the Israeli occupation state that it will soon begin withdrawing its forces from Syria, according…
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Lifestyle
Brown Rice Found to Contain Higher Arsenic Levels Than White Rice, Study Warns
Watan-A recent study has shown that brown rice contains significantly higher amounts of the toxic substance arsenic compared to white…
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Lifestyle
Antibiotic Resistance Linked to Over 3 Million Child Deaths Worldwide in 2022
Watan-A study conducted by two experts in child health revealed that more than 3 million children around the world died…
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