Hunger strike in Dubai jail signals mood of rebound
In Dubai, more than 50 non‑Emirati inmates inside Central Jail began a hunger strike last month over convictions tied to bounced checks, reflecting fears amid the emirate’s rebound from a 2009 crash and ongoing efforts to reassure markets with reform.
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Fear grips Barawe after SEAL raid in Somalia
Residents of Barawe, a Somali coastal town long controlled by al Shabab, report fear and suspicion after a pre dawn SEAL raid aimed at a Kenyan al Shabab planner. Witnesses say fighters patrol streets and accuse locals of spying, with possible public executions and detentions.
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China tightens rules on recycling trade under Green Fence crackdown
The Green Fence campaign widens in China as authorities reject contaminated and mixed waste, reshaping a multibillion-dollar industry. Recyclers, including American and European firms, face higher costs and longer inspections while cleaner players may gain opportunities in the United States and Europe.
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