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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has formally requested a presidential pardon from President Isaac Herzog, seeking an end to the corruption trial that has overshadowed his political career for more than five years. The move, revealed on Sunday, marks an extraordinary escalation in a case that has divided Israeli society, shaken political institutions, and intensified partisan tensions.

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At the Dubai Airshow on Monday, Emirates, the Middle East's premier airline, boosted its order for Boeing 777X planes. The airline added 65 777-9s, a $38 billion commitment (including engines), signaling confidence in the US manufacturer despite the model's significant delays, with delivery now projected for 2027—seven years behind its original schedule.

 

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Israeli naval forces intercepted part of a civilian aid flotilla bound for Gaza on Thursday, sparking immediate diplomatic fallout and global protests. Organisers said 14 of the roughly 40 boats were stopped in international waters, while 23 vessels carrying supplies and activists pressed on toward the enclave.

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When bulldozers rolled into the Aydid district of Tarim and began tearing down the spectacular mud-brick palace of Abdul Rahman Bin Sheikh al-Kaf, clouds of dust rose into the air, carrying with them fragments of Yemen’s cultural legacy. The demolition of the landmark sparked outrage in the ancient city, where residents gathered in disbelief to witness the disintegration of a palace that had stood for generations.

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