Saudi Arabia tortured US citizen: Report

Saudi Arabia tortured US citizen: Report Caixa de entrada x Al Jazeera English <english@newsletter.aljazeera.net> Cancelar inscrição 08:59 (há 2 minutos) para eu inglês português     Visualizar mensagem traduzida Sempre traduzir: inglês View in browser March 4, 2019 Yemeni refugees choose baboon-infested tent city over Saudi camp Scores of refugees have refused to be housed in Saudi-funded units over the kingdom's military campaign in Yemen.   Read Story IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK Israeli soldiers kill two Palestinians after alleged car-ramming Rebels attack Syrian army posts to avenge civilian deaths Jamal Khashoggi's body likely burned in large oven at Saudi home Bouteflika confirms bid for fifth term amid ongoing protests Hezbollah: British ban an insult to Lebanese people Saudi Arabia tortured US citizen: Report Saudi Arabia strips Osama bin Laden's son of citizenship The Dark Side of the Kremlin: Hacked Russian documents explained Scores of refugees have refused to be housed in Saudi-funded units over the kingdom's military campaign in Yemen.   Read Story OPINION Trump's border wall is another dangerous distraction By Carly A Krakow  The US border wall debate is diverting attention away from grave human rights abuses and criminalisation of aid work. Why has Kashmir been forgotten? By Samreen Mushtaq & Mudasir Amin Amid all the talks of India-Pakistan war, the issue at the very heart of present tensions has been completely ignored. Trump's worst week in office By Larry Beinhart Will the fallout of the Cohen testimony and the Vietnam summit setback push Trump to wag the dog? How a major anti-colonial victory divided Ethiopia By Awol K Allo I am bringing to this world another potential child victim of the Yemeni war and I don't know how I will forgive myself. When do you become 'British enough'? By Priyamvada Gopal Or what Shamima Begum's case tells us about Britain's identity crisis. Criminalising anti-Zionism in France By Ali Saad If France indeed has high standards of freedom of expression, it should not be criminalising a political opinion. Egypt is a speeding train about to crash By Mohamad Elmasry The latest train tragedy is just another sign that Egypt is heading towards a major disaster. IN CONTEXT How EU-reliant small British businesses are preparing for Brexit While large companies can afford to plan and pivot, small businesses can only wait and hope for the best-case scenario. Afghanistan's only yoga studio: A calm oasis for war-weary women Fakhria Momtaz, who set up a yoga hub in 2016, explains why women's wellbeing is important in a war-torn nation. 'This is how we'll change the country' - inside Kabul's book bus Organisers of Kabul's mobile library want to encourage critical thinking and introspection among Afghan children. Al Jazeera English https://aljazeera.com Update Preferences Unsubscribe    ResponderEncaminhar