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Waving the flag of former south Yemen, a group of southerners called for freedom under the watchful eye of Swedish police outside the venue of UN peace talks.
Italy's controversial Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, opened his visit to Israel on Tuesday with warm words for his hosts, condemning Hizballah as a “terrorist” organization
Iran sentenced two human rights lawyers to six years in prison and a third to 13 years, newspapers reported on Tuesday.
Israel said on Tuesday it had uncovered another Hizballah "attack tunnel" infiltrating its territory from Lebanon.
The report adds to numerous accounts of Croatian border police brutality against migrants who have tried to enter the EU member state this year.
Far-right, anti-migrant Interior Minister Matteo Salvini was welcomed by Binyamin Netanyahu, the latest in a string of nationalist leaders to visit Israel.
Those named with Khashoggi include Philippine journalist Maria Ressa, Reuters reporters Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo and the staff of the Capital Gazette in the US city of Annapolis.
Yemen's warring parties exchanged some 15,000 names amid UN-brokered talks in Sweden.
"The US reaction showed that it was a big thing for them and that it upset them," said Tehran.
Rights groups have warned refugee footballer Hakeem Alaraibi will be tortured if he is sent back to Bahrain.
Palestinian protesters injured during Gaza protests said they were unarmed bystanders or rescuing the wounded when they were shot by Israeli snipers.
The UN has proposed Yemen's Houthi rebels withdraw from Hodeida as part of a ceasefire deal placing the flashpoint port city under joint control, AFP reported on Monday.
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