American charged with subversion in Zimbabwe
An American woman Martha O'Donovan, 25, appeared in Harare on a subversion charge after calling President Mugabe a sick man in a Twitter post. The court kept her in custody. bail is being sought. The case highlights Zimbabwe's crackdown on social media protests amid national economic and political tensions.
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Zimbabwe
Martha O’donovan
Rose Hanzi
O’donovan
Hanzi
High Court
New Jersey
O'Donovan
Robert Mugabe
Mugabe
U.S
Martha O’ Donovan
Donavan
Houthi missile interception near Riyadh airport
Saudi forces downed a ballistic missile fired from Yemen toward Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport. No damage or flight disruption occurred, while officials condemned the attack as indiscriminate. This marks a rare near miss in the long Arab coalition conflict.
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Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Els
Al-Masirah
SABA
Civil Aviation Authority
King Khalid International
Catalan Catalysts Stall in Belgium Over Extradition Warrant
Belgium probes the European arrest warrant for exiled Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont and four aides amid ongoing questions on when extradition to Spain will occur. Prosecutors in Brussels say they will study the warrants and may press ahead with transfer while Puigdemont vows cooperation and vows to fight return.
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Belgium
Carlos Puigdemont
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Spain
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Barcelona
Europe
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Liberal Citizens Party
Rivera
Miquel Iceta
Puig
EAW
Eric van der Lijpt
Associated Press
Madrid
Carmen Lamela
Republican Left
Oriol Junqueras
Marta Rovira
Rovira
Bilbao
Basque Country
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