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West African high court denies Niger's request for sanctions relief, deems junta illegitimate

West Africa’s top court on Thursday rejected a request by Niger’s junta for a lifting of coup-related sanctions imposed by its neighbors, ruling that the junta is unconstitutional and therefore lacks the authority to make such a request. Following the July coup that toppled Niger’s President Mohamed Bazoum, the West …

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Israeli university president appalled by American college presidents' testimony on antisemitism

EXCLUSIVE– The head of Israel’s Ben-Gurion University took notice that the presidents of Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Pennsylvania failed to take a staunch position against calls for violence against the Jewish community during their testimonyTuesday on Capitol Hill. The hearing was a response to …

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User’s manual to fight over renewing special foreign surveillance powers to prevent a terrorist attack

There is a power play going on as Congress rushes to approve the renewal of a controversial foreign surveillance program (Known as FISA Section 702) before it expires at the end of the year. FBI Director Christopher Wray testified before a Senate panel earlier this week that he had “never …

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