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Achraf Hakimi · ParisMorocco and Paris Saint-Germain defender Achraf Hakimi has been charged with rape, French prosecutors have said.
Morocco and PSG defender Achraf Hakimi charged with rape
43% Left coverage: 47 sources
Middle East · JerusalemIsraeli and Palestinian security chiefs have met in Jordan for the first such high-level talks in years aimed at defusing tensions in the volatile region ahead of the holy month of Ramadan, which it is feared could act as the catalyst for a wider escalation.
Israeli and Palestinian officials express ‘readiness’ to work to stop violence
39% Left coverage: 71 sources
Joe Biden · WashingtonU.S. President Joe Biden's administration unveiled on Thursday a long-awaited overhaul of arms export policy with increased emphasis on human rights, backing off a Trump-era policy of giving more weight to commercial concerns.
Biden overhauls policy on transfer of arms to other countries, requiring stricter human rights review
Coverage: 7 sources
Shamima Begum · LondonShamima Begum, who left London when she was 15 to travel to Syria and join Islamic State, has lost a legal case over her British citizenship, meaning she will not be able to return to the UK.
Shamima Begum loses legal case over British citizenship and return to UK
44% Left coverage: 72 sources
Europe · HatayA shallow magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck the Turkey-Syria border region after it was devastated earlier this month by temblors that killed tens of thousands of people.
New magnitude 6.4 earthquake rocks southern Turkey
49% Center coverage: 214 sources
Benjamin Netanyahu · WashingtonThe United States ambassador to Israel Tom Nides said that Prime Minister Netanyahu should slow down the progress on the controversial judicial overhaul which has sparked protests for weeks. Speaking to the CNN podcast "The Axe Files" on Saturday (February 18), Nides said, "We're telling the Prime Minister, as I tell my kids, pump the brakes, slow down, try to get a consensus, bring the parties together." Nides emphasised that Israel had America's support on security and at the United Nations.
'Pump the breaks, slow down': US envoy tells Israeli PM on judicial changes; Jerusalem hits back
43% Right coverage: 14 sources
Middle East · JerusalemThe Israeli Security Cabinet on Sunday decided to legalize nine illegal outposts in the occupied West Bank and turn them into new settlements, according to the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office.
Israel legalises nine West Bank settlement outposts
Coverage: 23 sources
