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Middle East news — August 1, 2026 - Page 38

Publications tagged with Middle East published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 38 of 186.

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    Gambling Operations in Laos Special Zone Exposed

    Netizens reveal that gambling dens have been operating in and around the special zone of Laos for a long time, with 8 to 10 scattered bases and over 200 employees, earning tens of millions of yuan daily despite the ban. Individuals wanting to leave are demanded compensation for travel expenses, with no information on their current status. The boss is named Huang Fuguo (alias A Guo), his wife is Huang Deying, and the manager is Chen Xiaohua (alias Zhang Shun).
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    Sabah Repatriates 11 Foreigners, Including 2 Chinese Men

    The Sabah Immigration Department recently repatriated 11 foreigners who had completed their sentences. The group included 2 Chinese men, 5 Pakistani men, and 4 Filipinos. They departed from various locations, transiting through Kuala Lumpur or flying directly to their respective countries. All individuals obtained valid travel documents. As of now, Sabah has repatriated a total of 4,405 foreigners, including 92 Chinese nationals.
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    Latvia's Border Restrictions Criticized by Belarusian Official

    Oleg Gaydukevich, deputy chairman of the Standing Commission on International Affairs of the House of Representatives of Belarus' National Assembly, has criticized Latvia's measures at the border with Belarus. He stated that there are no objective reasons for the introduction of restrictions and accused Latvian officials of mocking people and implementing a policy that causes suffering.
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    President Tokayev Congratulates Kostanay Region on 90th Anniversary

    President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev congratulated the residents of Kostanay region on its 90th anniversary. He praised the region as one of Kazakhstan's main 'breadbaskets' and highlighted its significant contributions to the country's history and culture. Tokayev mentioned notable figures from the region such as Ibray Altynsarin, Ahmet Bayturssynov, and Beimbet Maiylin. He thanked the Kostanays for their hard work, unity, and patriotism, and wished the region further prosperity.
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    US Remains Key Player in Ukraine Conflict, Avoids Direct Confrontation with EU

    The United States is not actively engaging in a major confrontation with the European Union over the Ukraine crisis, but continues to play a significant role and is awaiting favorable conditions to intervene according to its interests. This was stated by Russian diplomat Rodion Miroshnik to TASS. Miroshnik also noted that European leaders are prolonging the conflict to continue building their military-industrial complex.
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    EU Nations Push for Meeting on Ceuta Migration Crisis

    Following a significant migration surge into Ceuta, Spain, several EU countries, led by Italy and Denmark, have called for an emergency meeting of interior ministers to discuss a coordinated response. They propose reinforcing Frontex support and EU-Morocco cooperation, and are ready to temporarily reintroduce internal border controls if necessary. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, however, has criticized some EU governments' reactions as 'asymmetric', driven by 'prejudices, fake news, ignorance or political interests'.
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    Sadoun Bloc Prioritizes Enacting Popular Mobilization Law

    The Sadoun parliamentary bloc, led by Mohammed Al-Yasiri, has made legislating the Popular Mobilization Law one of its top priorities. Political analysts Mohammed Al-Fandi and Mohammed Salah Turkia, along with Sadoun representatives Sakher Hassan Al-Emshahani, have emphasized the importance of this law. Turkia noted that America previously opposed the law and pressured some blocs against its enactment. The Sadoun bloc is working to ensure all rights of the Popular Mobilization Forces, like their counterparts in the Armed Forces, and is racing against time to pass the law.
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    PM Modi Inaugurates Swami Vivekananda Cultural Youth Centre in Mysuru

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Swami Vivekananda Cultural Youth Centre – Viveka Smaraka at Sri Ramakrishna Ashram in Mysuru. The centre, spread over 81,000 square feet, houses various facilities including a 4-D Experience Centre, an exhibition hall, an amphitheatre, classrooms, and a library. It aims to serve as a hub for value-based education and personality building inspired by Swami Vivekananda's philosophy. The event was also attended by Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar and other dignitaries.
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    Bodies of Three Afghan Migrants Killed in Italy Fire Repatriated

    The Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation (MoRR) in Afghanistan confirms that the bodies of three Afghan migrants who died in a car fire in Italy have been repatriated. The victims, identified as Esmatullah, Fazl Amin, and Amjad Safi, were from Balkh, Kabul, and Parwan provinces respectively. The MoRR expresses condolences to the families and calls on the international community to protect Afghan migrants from violence.
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    Archaeological Discovery: Fortified Site Identified at Gura Bâcului

    A significant archaeological discovery has been made on the banks of the Nistru River. A fortified site of substantial size has been identified at Gura Bâcului, near the town of Gura Bâcului, Moldova. The discovery was made during excavations in a tumular necropolis from the second iron age by the National Archaeological Agency. The site is believed to have been occupied mainly during the IX-X centuries, the early medieval period. This discovery complements the archaeological map of the Nistru River's lower micro-region and provides new insights into the habitat and fortification systems of the early Middle Ages.
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