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The Syrian Arab Red Crescent demanded Western countries to lift sanctions on Syria to help with rescue and relief work, February 7, 2023. (Photo: SANA)

Sanctions Imposed by US and Allies Hamper Relief and Rescue Work in Earthquake-Devastated Syria

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At least 60 people killed in a Saudi-led airstrike in southwestern Yemen, September 2019. (Photo: Felton Davis via Flickr)

UK Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia Face High Court Challenge

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Ola Bini was declared innocent on January 31. Photo: Free Ola Bini

Digital Rights Activist Ola Bini Declared Innocent by Ecuadorian Court

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Protesters in Boston demand justice for Tyre Nichols who was beaten to death by police officers. Photo: Party for Socialism and Liberation

Protesters Across the United States Rage Against the Police Killing of Tyre Nichols

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French trade union leaders addressing media outside the Paris Labor Exchange (Image via Workers’ Force)

The French Working Class Organizes to Defeat Macron’s Pension Reforms

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Bolsonaro supporters invade the three powers in Brasilia. Photo: Matheus Alves

Coup Attempt: Bolsonaro Supporters Invade Congress, Supreme Court, Office of President in Brasilia

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Photo: Xinhua/Mohammed Mohammed

Over 3,000 Yemenis were Killed or Injured in 2022, Says Report

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English: Capt. Tana R.H. Stevenson, U.S. Air Force, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Global arms Sales Grow For 7th Consecutive Year, Reach $592 Billion in 2021

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A screen grab of a video of a protest in China.

Protests Take Place in China Against COVID-19 Policies

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Striking workers in front of a Starbuck location in Massachusetts (Photo: Boston Starbucks Workers United)

Starbucks Workers Carry Out Their Largest Single-Day Strike

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