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Khabat Abbas is an independent journalist and video producer based in Northern Syria. Since 2011 She has extensively covered the developments that have shaken her country starting with the popular demonstrations, to the frontlines until the fight against the so-called Islamic State and its aftermath. She has widely published in local outlets as Firat and Hawar news agencies and has worked as a producer and a stringer with some of the most influential foreign outlets a TF1, ABC, Arte, The Washington Post, The Spiegel, Sunday Times, Daily Mail among others. Abbas has also experience in the humanitarian field when serving at MSF in projects aiming to assist the internally displaced persons and in the protection unit with the UNHCR. During the pandemic she co-author a Pandemic Solidarity book. Khabat was a finalist for the News Fixer Prize by the Kurt Schork Memorial Fund. she holds a B.A in English Literature from Aleppo University and an under-graduate diploma of political science from Damascus University.
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Sir Keir Starmer and Elon Musk embroiled in war of words over race riots in Britain
Sir Keir Starmer and Elon Musk clashed over race riots in Britain, with Musk's comments about 'civil war' being condemned by the Prime Minister's spokesman. Cabinet ministers blamed social media for spreading hate, leading to violent protests and attacks on migrant hotels and mosques. Police made several arrests in Plymouth, and businesses across the UK boarded up to protect against disorder. Chancellor Rachel Reeves was warned that cutting winter fuel payments could lead to a public health emergency. Other news includes Freddie Flintoff's struggles post-Top Gear crash, Rebecca Gregory's child neglect charges, and Keely Hodgkinson's gold medal win at the Paris Olympics.
Calls grow for police officers to be sacked after hitting calf with car
Calls are growing for the police officers who hit a calf with a car in Staines-upon-Thames to be sacked. The incident, which left the calf with severe injuries, has been condemned by wildlife TV presenter Chris Packham, Home Secretary James Cleverly, and Deborah Meaden. The police claimed they had to knock the animal down to keep the public safe, but the actions have been widely criticized as inhumane.
Today's UK & World News
Prince William celebrated England's dramatic victory over Switzerland in the European Championships, with key contributions from Bukayo Saka and Trent Alexander-Arnold. Sir Keir Starmer's wife, Victoria, made her first public appearance since he became Prime Minister, while Sir Keir himself addressed the nation, emphasizing tough decisions ahead. Andy Murray's tennis career ended emotionally as he withdrew from Wimbledon due to injury. Labour's Sam Carling became the youngest MP, and the search for missing Brit Jay Slater continued in Tenerife. King Charles met with Sir Keir Starmer, acknowledging the exhaustion from his campaign.
Thousands of Islamic State fighters captured in Syria face uncertain fate
The article explores the complex issue of repatriating Islamic State fighters captured in Syria, focusing on the personal story of Othman, a Moroccan detainee. His mother, Mariam, is actively campaigning for his return, highlighting the broader challenges faced by governments in dealing with foreign fighters. The Syrian Democratic Forces, lacking resources to detain fighters indefinitely, are central to the narrative, while Morocco grapples with the decision to repatriate its nationals amid security concerns. The article underscores the global debate on handling the legacy of the Islamic State, with countries like Morocco experimenting with repatriation and rehabilitation strategies.
Thousands of Islamic State fighters captured in Syria face uncertain fate
The fate of thousands of captured Islamic State fighters in Syria remains uncertain as governments grapple with the challenges of repatriation. Othman, a Moroccan fighter, is among those detained by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces. His mother, Mariam, has launched a campaign to bring him home, highlighting the broader debate on how to handle these detainees. The situation is complicated by security concerns, legal challenges, and political resistance, particularly in Western Europe. The recent Turkish invasion of northern Syria has further disrupted repatriation efforts, leaving the future of these fighters in limbo.
Thousands of Islamic State fighters captured in Syria face uncertain fate
The article explores the uncertain fate of thousands of Islamic State fighters captured in Syria, focusing on the personal story of Othman, a Moroccan detainee. His mother, Mariam, has been actively campaigning for his repatriation amidst a complex international debate on how to handle these prisoners. The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) lack the resources to detain the fighters indefinitely, while many countries, including Morocco, grapple with the risks and logistics of repatriation. The narrative highlights the broader implications for global security and the challenges faced by families and governments in addressing the legacy of the Islamic State.
Thousands of Islamic State fighters captured in Syria face uncertain fate
The article explores the uncertain fate of thousands of Islamic State fighters captured in Syria, focusing on the personal story of Othman, a Moroccan detainee. His mother, Mariam, has been tirelessly working to bring him home, highlighting the broader challenges faced by governments worldwide in repatriating and prosecuting these fighters. The piece delves into the debates within Moroccan security services, the precarious situation in Syrian prisons, and the geopolitical implications of the U.S. troop withdrawal from the region.
Thousands of Islamic State fighters captured in Syria face uncertain fate
The article explores the complex and uncertain fate of thousands of Islamic State fighters captured in Syria, focusing on the personal story of Othman, a Moroccan detainee. His mother, Mariam, has launched a campaign to bring him home, highlighting the broader challenges governments face in repatriating and prosecuting suspected fighters. The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) struggle with limited resources to detain these fighters indefinitely, while countries like Morocco debate the risks and benefits of repatriation. The article also touches on the geopolitical implications of the U.S. troop withdrawal from Syria and the ongoing instability in the region.
Thousands of Islamic State fighters captured in Syria face uncertain fate
The fate of thousands of captured Islamic State fighters in Syria, including foreign nationals like Othman from Morocco, remains uncertain as governments grapple with the challenges of repatriation. Othman's mother, Mariam, has launched a personal crusade to bring him home, highlighting the broader debate on how to handle former fighters. The Syrian Democratic Forces, struggling with resources, hold these prisoners, while countries like Morocco face internal debates on the risks and benefits of repatriation. The situation is further complicated by geopolitical developments, including the Turkish invasion of northern Syria and the U.S. troop withdrawal.
Thousands of Islamic State fighters captured in Syria face uncertain fate
The article explores the complex and uncertain fate of thousands of Islamic State fighters captured in Syria, focusing on the personal story of Othman, a Moroccan detainee. His mother, Mariam, has been tirelessly working to bring him home, highlighting the broader challenges faced by governments worldwide in repatriating and prosecuting these fighters. The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) struggle with limited resources to detain the fighters indefinitely, while countries like Morocco debate the risks and benefits of repatriation. The situation is further complicated by geopolitical developments, including the Turkish invasion of northern Syria and the U.S. troop withdrawal.
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