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Middle East news — August 27, 2026 - Page 7

Publications tagged with Middle East published on August 27, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 7 of 7.

156 publications

  2. WorldMiddle East

    White House Accuses Canada of 'Free Ride', Ends Trade Talks

    The White House has accused Canada of 'ripping off' the United States for decades, stating that President Trump is ending Canada's 'free ride' amid escalating tariff disputes. The Trump administration claims Canada has been applying 'discriminatory treatment' to US exports and cannot survive without the US. This move comes after trade talks between the two countries collapsed, with Trump describing Canada as 'easily the most difficult and unreasonable'.
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  3. WorldJudiciaryRegulatorsGovernanceMiddle East

    Myanmar's Wa United Army Hands Over 72 Chinese Nationals Suspected of Online Fraud to China

    Myanmar's Wa United Army has handed over 72 Chinese nationals suspected of online fraud to Chinese authorities through the Mang Ai border crossing. The suspects were apprehended after local authorities identified their hiding place based on gathered intelligence and routine patrols. The handover included related equipment and evidence materials. The Wa United Army stated it will continue to investigate and crack down on online fraud activities within its jurisdiction.
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  4. PoliticsRegulatorsTrialPenaltyMiddle East

    Iran's Attacks Cause Billions in Damage to U.S. Intelligence Facilities

    Iranian missile and drone attacks have caused unprecedented damage to U.S. intelligence facilities and surveillance equipment in the Middle East, according to multiple reports. The damage, which includes destruction of buildings and equipment used by the CIA and other U.S. intelligence agencies, is estimated to cost billions of dollars to repair. Some affected facilities are located in Iraq.
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  5. PoliticsPeaceConstitutionMiddle East

    Academics Warn of Legal Authoritarianism and Constitutional Dictatorship in Chile's Proposed Reform

    Academics Javier Couso and Arturo Fontaine, both appearing on CNN Chile's #CNNPrime, have expressed serious concerns about the proposed constitutional reform in Chile. Couso, a constitutional lawyer and academic at UDP, described a letter about the reform as 'concerning' and containing elements contrary to Chile's constitutional tradition. Fontaine, a writer and academic at U. Chile, went further, stating that if the government insists on the current path, it risks leading to 'legal authoritarianism' and even the construction of a 'constitutional dictatorship'. Both experts emphasized the potential threats posed by the reform to the Chilean population.
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  6. WorldRegulatorsMiddle EastNorth America

    PH Embassy Advises Filipinos in US on Visa Policies

    The Philippine Embassy in Washington has issued an advisory to Filipinos in the US regarding recent developments in US immigration and visa policies. The embassy noted that the US Department of State is reviewing B1/B2 business and tourist visas issued to foreigners who applied for asylum in the US, with revocations expected. Filipinos with concerns about their immigration status are advised to consult a qualified US immigration attorney.
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  9. PoliticsJudiciaryPeaceMiddle East

    Vivek Ramaswamy Defends GOP Candidate Accused of Domestic Abuse

    Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy was caught on audio defending Rep. Max Miller, who is accused of domestic abuse against his ex-wife and daughter. Ramaswamy stated that he has to defend Miller for the sake of the Republican Party, prioritizing party control over the allegations. Miller has been accused of pouring hot water on his ex-wife, holding a gun to her head, and holding a blue stuffed bunny hostage; their 2-year-old daughter also suffered a broken collarbone in his care. Miller has denied all allegations and has stayed in the race for re-election despite calls for him to drop out.
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  12. CultureMiddle East

    23 People Stuck in Ferris Wheel at Hamburg Dom for Hours

    23 people were stranded for approximately three hours after a Ferris wheel malfunctioned at the Hamburg Dom fairground. The incident occurred late on Tuesday evening due to technical problems, with passengers stuck at a height of around 30 meters. A major operation involving police and firefighters was launched to assist those trapped and prevent panic. The ride was successfully restarted around midnight, and all passengers were able to disembark without injury. The cause of the incident is being investigated by the TÜV.
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