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Middle East news — August 1, 2026 - Page 127

Publications tagged with Middle East published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 127 of 186.

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    Far-Right Nordic Parties Push for Suspending Schengen with Spain Over Ceuta Crisis

    Leaders of far-right parties in Sweden and Denmark, the Sweden Democrats (SD) and Danish People's Party (DF), support suspending the Schengen agreement with Spain due to the migrant situation in Ceuta. Italian PM Giorgia Meloni also considers extraordinary measures. Danish PM Mette Frederiksen suggests the EU should examine suspending Schengen regulations from Spain. At least 19 migrants have died attempting to reach Europe.
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    Israeli Attacks Kill Palestinians in Gaza Despite Ceasefire

    Israeli attacks in Gaza have killed at least 3 Palestinians, including children, and injured dozens more, violating the ceasefire. Since October 2023, over 73,000 Palestinians have died, and more than 174,000 have been wounded. The attacks targeted residential buildings, tents for displaced people, and even a Christian-run hospital, causing damage and fear among civilians. The Israeli army has yet to comment on the matter.
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    Spain Overrun by Migrants as Democrats Warned

    Thousands of migrants have overwhelmed Spain's border, with some climbing fences and swimming across. This event is seen as a warning for America if Democrats regain power and reverse Trump's border policies. Democrats are criticized for their open-border stance, with some comparing it to Spain's past struggles with Muslim conquests. The incident is also seen as an optics disaster for open-border Democrats, with many now associating mass migration from the third world with electing socialist governments.
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    Pellet Gun Use in Delhi Protests: Police Denial and Official Statements

    The use of pellet guns during protests in Delhi has sparked controversy, with police denying their use despite evidence suggesting otherwise. Journalists and former police officers have questioned the lack of official statement on the matter, with some speculating that pellet guns may have been used as a last resort by officers on the ground. Former ACP Ved Bhushan and retired ACP K P Kukreti held a press conference to express solidarity with police personnel and clarify that pellet guns can be legally used under certain circumstances.
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  12. WorldMiddle East

    Vilnius Waste Management Crisis Sparks Employee Protest

    A waste management crisis in Vilnius has led to a meeting of the City Council on Friday. Before this meeting, employees of the company 'Energesman' held a protest to draw attention to their situation. They were fired due to legal disputes between the City Council, Vilnius District Waste Management Centre (VAATC), and their company. The protesters, who were previously employed in waste processing, gathered outside the City Municipality building with posters advocating for respect and importance of workers in the municipal enterprise.
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    Huawei and Partners Drive AI-Native Future for South Africa's Public Sector

    Huawei, along with its partners, hosted the Digital AI+ Government Summit in Johannesburg, exploring how AI can transform public governance. Key speakers discussed AI-native governance, Huawei's Viva framework, AI applications in various sectors, and the convergence of Video+AI for public safety. The event also saw the release of the AI Campus Report.
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    Kyiv Removes Protective Structures from Monuments

    In Kyiv, protective structures are being removed from monuments like Lesia Ukrainka's statue. The city's Department of Culture explains that while these structures initially protected monuments from shrapnel and blast waves, they are no longer effective against modern Russian attacks. Prolonged exposure under these shelters can cause moisture accumulation, mold growth, and material damage. The city is now focusing on constant technical monitoring and timely maintenance to preserve cultural heritage during the war.
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    Ex-Wife of GOP Rep. Max Miller Files Restraining Order

    Emily Moreno, the daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) and ex-wife of Rep. Max Miller (R-OH), has filed a restraining order against her ex-husband, accusing him of domestic abuse. Moreno alleges that Miller physically grabbed one of her attorneys and used profane language during a recent court hearing. The restraining order follows previous accusations of abuse by Moreno.
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    Rosalía Arrives in Argentina with Loli Bahía

    Rosalía arrived in Buenos Aires, Argentina, accompanied by French model Loli Bahía. They landed at Ezeiza Airport under secrecy and settled into a hotel suite previously occupied by celebrities like Madonna and Luis Miguel. Fans awaited Rosalía's arrival at the Four Seasons hotel. Bahía's relationship with Rosalía began at a Christian Dior fashion show in Paris and has since been consolidated with public appearances in Madrid, Paris, and Rio de Janeiro. Both maintain a calculated presence on social media, suggesting companionship without explicit confirmation.
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    US Considers Halving Military Presence in Spain Over Iran Base Dispute

    The US is contemplating withdrawing around 2,000 troops, roughly half of its military forces stationed in Spain, as a response to Spain's refusal to allow the use of its military bases for operations against Iran. The move is being considered as a punishment by the White House, according to reports from the Handelsblatt newspaper. This potential reduction in US military presence in Spain comes amidst one of the largest migration crises in the country.
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    State-Owned Companies' Profits Surge in 2025

    State-owned enterprises and commercial societies in Moldova ended 2025 with a cumulative net profit of over 3.1 billion lei, a fivefold increase from 2024. The top performers were Moldovagaz, Chișinău International Airport, and Energocom. Despite some companies reporting losses, the overall state portfolio achieved significant growth in revenues, reaching 68.5 billion lei.
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