Lebanon tightens rules spark refugee repatriation risk
A Human Rights Watch report warns Lebanon’s new rules set the stage for forced returns of Syrians, with 407 asylum seekers repatriated from Beirut airport after Turkey tightened visas. Amnesty calls this breach of international duties as refugees face exploitation or death risk if forced to Syria. NADIM Houry notes many have lost legal status under the 2000s policy shift and fees.
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Drug lord El Chapo flirted with actress over movie plans
Milenio published transcripts show Joaquin Guzman prioritized face to face meetings with Kate del Castillo over the life movie. He asks about Sean Penn and shows little interest in the film project, while expressing admiration and longing for future meetings.
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North Korea claims test can wipe out the United States
The North Korea U N mission says the underground test proven a hydrogen bomb could wipe out the United States and signals a broader push toward a functional nuclear arsenal. U N Security Council members debate tougher sanctions while experts question hydrogen bomb claims and delivery risks.
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