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The lavish 4-month-long wedding celebrations of Anant Ambani, son of Asia's richest man, and his bride Radhika Merchant, daughter of billionaire business tycoons, fuelled criticism from campaigners.
The UK government has revoked the student visa of Dana Abuqamar, a Palestinian law student and leader of the Friends of Palestine Society at the University of Manchester, following her speech in a university demonstration. Abuqamar said that her visa was revoked on the grounds of 'national security', with authorities citing her as a risk to public safety.
Abuqamar revealed that she had lost at least 15 relatives in Gaza when the Israeli army bombed a three-storey building in the besieged enclave.
The story that's doing the rounds on social media this morning - a brief look at Michelle's Muscat's expenses at the Marigold Foundation
https://t.co/FI75IC8eyn
French Media Watchdog slams National TV M6 & Enquete Exclusif for unethical journalism having fabricated #Citizenship claims viz #Maltese#lawyers#ChetcutiCauchi. Appeal Court convicted M6 LdF for criminal #defamation, awarded fines, moral damages https://t.co/XjNmpvuKUa
Editors often tell journalists not to become part of the story they’re covering.
But the Palestinian reporters in Gaza have no choice.
And if death is their fate, there’s only one desire: for it to be swift, instantaneous.
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https://t.co/YgOOneOb8O
We asked 10 people in Gaza to record moments of their day. What they sent us was inspiring and heartbreaking. The most mundane of tasks has become impossibly hard and the fear of being killed is constant and palpable.
Watch our latest #AJCloseUp episode, 'One Day in Gaza' ⤵️
@OCCRP published documentation showing #HenleyPartners advised against #IMDB#Low applying for a #MaltaPassport - if anything, because he wouldn't have passed Malta's due diligence.
Henley & Partners and their apologists argue that citizenship by investment is characterised by the utmost due diligence.
One scholar/consultant goes so far as to say that CBI emancipates States from the evils of "blood and soil nationalism".
The reality is quite different:
“Caruana Galizia’s style is articulate, well-turned and, at times, somewhat poetic. His message is direct and makes us face the truth about our country. A book seriously worth reading” - @TheTimesofMalta Vicki Ann Cremona review of A Death in Malta https://t.co/B44UELDcco
Meanwhile, in Malta, there remains little discourse at the national level about how the law and its amendments impact Malta’s media landscape or how its obligations would be implemented.
https://t.co/RdOl5IK1qD
@BertRidesAgain@Chetcuti_Cauchi I am no less against the sale of passports but morally I draw a line when, failing to get at law-makers who created this, people with their own vested interests and agendas pillory just one of many private lawyers.
@AlxMalta Even when a foreign court rules he actually didn’t “flout his connections”? Why single out a private lawyer when even politically active lawyers across the political divide also act as agents for Maltese citizenship? What’s your agenda?