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The Greek authorities knew from Egyptian officials that the “Pylos 9” were not part of a smuggling network – yet these men ...

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Despite pledges to localise aid, international organisations have not funded the emergency response rooms to the level they require. International organisations are typically more used to partnering ...

With rebels now in control of Damascus and President Bashar al-Assad forced out of the country, this week marks a momentous and sudden change for Syria after 13 years of war and more than half a ...

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