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TRT World tarafından hazırlanan Daily News Brief

TRT World tarafından hazırlanan Daily News Brief

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A summary of today's impactful news stories from around the world hand-picked by our staff at TRT World.

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*) China says Hamas and Fatah met for Palestinian reconciliation talks in Beijing China has said that two rival Palestinian groups Hamas and Fatah recently met in Beijing for "in-depth and candid talks on promoting intra-Palestinian reconciliation". "Representatives of the Palestine National Liberation Movement and the Islamic Resistance Movement recently came to Beijing," the Chinese foreign ministry said. "The two sides fully expressed their political will to achieve reconciliation through dialogue and consultation, discussed many specific issues and made positive progress," it added, without specifying when the sides had met. *) Paris suspends regional funding for Sciences Po over pro-Palestine protests The Paris region authority has sparked outrage after suspending funding for Sciences Po, one of the country's most prestigious universities, over pro-Palestinian demonstrations. Valerie Pecresse, the right-wing head of the region, said on social media that she had decided to suspend all regional funding for Sciences Po until calm and security are restored at the school. *) Several killed in mosque attack in western Afghanistan At least six people have been killed and several others injured in an attack on a mosque in western Afghanistan, local media reported. Unknown gunmen targeted worshipers at a Shia mosque in Herat province during evening prayers. The interior ministry reported that an unknown armed person shot at civilian worshippers in a mosque. *) Sunak govt reportedly deports first asylum seeker from UK to Rwanda Britain has deported its first asylum seeker to Rwanda. The flight was part of a voluntary scheme separate from a forced deportation programme that Britain is about to embark on in the next few months, seeking to deter asylum seekers from coming to the UK. Under the voluntary scheme, the government has said it would pay asylum seekers up to 3,000 pounds each to move to Rwanda to help clear the backlog of refugees who have arrived in the country in recent years. *) ICJ rejects Nicaragua's plea to stop German arms exports to Israel The International Court of Justice has voiced concern over the "catastrophic living conditions” in Palestine’s Gaza, but refrained from issuing emergency measures to stop Germany’s arms exports to Israel. At a hearing in The Hague, the ICJ President said Germany has been a party to major international arms control treaties, and German authorities have already declared that they have limited arms exports to Israel.