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Middle East news — September 21, 2026 - Page 8

Publications tagged with Middle East published on September 21, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 8 of 8.

176 publications

  1. WorldLawElectionsMiddle East

    Iran's Crown Prince Claims 'Active Defection' Phase in Opposition to Regime

    Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi asserts that members of Iran's military and civilian establishment are secretly breaking with the regime, marking an 'active defection' phase in the opposition's struggle. Speaking at the 'Cyrus the Great II' rally in Toronto, Pahlavi claimed to have received secret messages from officials signaling opposition to the government and preparations to overthrow the Islamic Republic. Meanwhile, critics question Pahlavi's credibility and warn of potential consequences for those involved in such plans.
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  5. WorldMiddle East

    Gold Mine Collapse in Sudan: At Least 10 Dead, Dozens Injured

    At least ten people have died and over twenty injured following a collapse at a gold mine in northeastern Sudan. The incident occurred at the Oni El Dakkan mine in the town of Jebeit, with rescue teams still trying to locate several miners trapped under the rubble. This is the second such incident in a week, highlighting the dangers of unregulated artisanal mining in the country.
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  7. WorldJudiciaryCorruptionMiddle EastNorth America

    Black Company Raided, Bosses Exposed

    On September 2nd, an abandoned building behind the Emperor Hotel was raided, leading to the exposure of a black company's bosses and operations. The company, originally named KS and headquartered in Myanmar, has changed its name multiple times and is now based in the Asia-Pacific region. The big boss, known as Dragon Brother or Long Ge, is from Anxi Lake Head Town's Houxi Village, while the second boss, Akuan, is from Hengshan Village. The company's main manager, Professor, is also involved in human trafficking. The company expanded suddenly in West Port's JinShui last year, making millions in profit each month before moving to other locations and engaging in fraudulent traffic card washing. An agent, Hongniu, from Anxi Lake Head Town, brings in several billion yuan in business each month. The company recently moved to the Philippines' Manila. The group member who revealed this information claims that the bosses disgraced their hometown and hopes they die abroad and the company goes bankrupt.
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  8. WorldPolicyLocal GovProtestMiddle East

    Working-Class Residents in Warren, MI, Allege Muslim Takeover

    Residents of Warren, Michigan, express concern about the rapid influx of Muslim immigrants, leading to changes in their neighborhoods, including increased noise, traffic congestion, and parking disputes during prayer times and holidays. They also allege that city officials have not addressed their concerns effectively. The city and police department dispute some of these claims.
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