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Decisions withdrawing temporary protection by citizenship and reason - quarterly data
مواضيع رائجة من الصحافة الموثوقة، محولة إلى نقاشات منظمة. على عكس نقاشاتنا المجتمعية، يتم توليد هذه تلقائياً من الأخبار العاجلة لإثارة محادثة في الوقت المناسب ودقيقة.
نقاشات الأخبار يتم توليدها تلقائياً من القصص الرائجة في الوقت الفعلي. استكشاف النقاشات يعرض المواضيع التي ينشئها المجتمع حول أي موضوع. كلاهما يستخدم نفس صيغة النقاش المنظم، لكن نقاشات الأخبار تركز على الشؤون الجارية.
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Decisions withdrawing temporary protection by citizenship and reason - quarterly data
By Timour Azhari and Parisa Hafezi DUBAI, July 28 (Reuters) - Oman has won backing from Gulf states for a plan that would let Tehran collect voluntary fees to use the Strait of Hormuz, a Gulf source told Reuters on Tuesday, a path towards ending the disruption to oil trade caused by the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's decision to abandon forward guidance on monetary policy is driving bond market volatility, with 30-year Treasuries selling off after Wednesday's rate decision, according to Torsten Slok, chief economist at Apollo Global Management. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "The Fed Decides." (Source: Bloomberg)
Xi frames South Korea and China as historic allies against Japanese militarism
Poland says a Russian missile landed inside Polish territory, breaching NATO airspace during a Russian attack on Ukraine
IOM chief says victims from more than 80 countries are lured into scam centres through fake job offers on social media
The attack was the latest in Russia’s increasingly frequent mass airstrikes against cities in Ukraine
The Bank Rate has remained at 3.75 per cent since December 2025 – but a hike is now expected this year
Dr. Anthony Fauci, who had heretofore never met a microphone from which he wished to social distance, refused to answer
More than 170 aftershocks recorded and military mobilised to rescue people trapped under rubble
The Senate unanimously passed a resolution Wednesday declaring that Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted sex trafficker who aided Jeffrey Epstein's abuse of underage girls, should never receive a presidential pardon. Why it matters: Democrats wanted to put every Republican senator on record as opposed to a potential pardon. By failing to object to Sen. Jacky Rosen's resolution, Republicans agreed that the president "should not grant a pardon, commutation, or any other form of executive clemency to Ghislaine Maxwell," according to the resolution."The Senate stands with the victims of sexual exploitation and trafficking and affirms its commitment to justice, accountability, and the protection of children."Senate resolutions like these are symbolic and non-binding. Last week, the Senate passed a similar resolution about any pardon or clemency for FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried. Zoom out: President Trump has never categorically ruled out a pardon for Maxwell, but he has not given any indication that he plans to issue one. After the Supreme Court declined to hear Maxwell's appeal in October 2025, Trump was pressed on a potential pardon. "Well, I'll take a look at it. I wouldn't consider it or not consider it. I don't know anything about it. I will speak to the DOJ," he said. Zoom in: In May, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told senators that he would not recommend a pardon. Blanche personally interviewed Maxwell last year as part of the Justice Department's Epstein investigation, fueling speculation the administration might offer clemency in exchange for cooperation