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Last modified on Mon 19 Jul 2021 02.37 EDT At Walton on the Essex coast a group of ragged people with empty, staring eyes are standing just above the tide line, their feet tangled in seaweed. They have come ashore on the tip of the Naze peninsula, a low finger of land where, in 1720, a stone tower was built to warn mariners. They hold their tattered cloaks around themselves and seem to be waiting. Are they ghostly survivors of yet another village swallowed by the rising sea? Won’t anyone help them? Future prophecy or simply a commemoration of the drowned village nine miles offshore, Nabi...

Gulf, Egyptian Authorities Keep Clubhouse Chat App Users on a Tight Leash Hudhaifa Ebrahim Participants accused of seeking a second Arab Spring The Clubhouse voice-chat application has caused a sensation in the Gulf countries and led to snitching on and defamation of users, and in some cases interrogation by security authorities. Authorities in the Gulf, and in Egypt, accuse many app users of trying to initiate a second Arab Spring, 10 years after the original anti-government protests, while participants see Clubhouse as a good platform for cultural exchange. The accusations in these Gulf s...

PNN/ Bethlehem/ Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Monday demolished a house under construction in the village of Al-Walaja, northwest of Bethlehem, and injured a number of young men with rubber-coated metal bullets and suffocation, during the confrontations that followed the demolition. The head of Al Walaja Village Council, Khader Al-Araj, stated that the Israeli occupation forces stormed the area of Khallet al-Samak, northwest of the village, and demolished a two-storey house under construction, under the pretext of not being licensed. He added that a number of young men were hit by rubber...

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