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    Jun 17

    French, Algerian footballer, Yacine Brahimi tells us how grateful he is for the opportunities and achievements in his career.

    Yacine Brahimi - Thank You Football
    The stories of Yaya Toure and Yacine Brahimi whose lives have been transformed by their glittering careers in football.
    3 replies . 35 retweets 123 likes
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  2. Jun 21

    Omani footballer Ali al Habsi was so grateful to be welcomed to England.

    Ali Al-Habsi
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    Jun 21

    Mohammad Hasaballah's brass band became so popular that it gave birth to an entire musical genre via

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  4. Jun 20

    Being single in your 40s is normal in some parts of the world, but in Lebanon, it's seen as a problem.

    2 replies . 2 retweets 9 likes
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    Jun 12

    The stories of Yaya Toure and Yacine Brahimi whose lives have been transformed by their glittering careers in football via

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  6. Jun 13

    Former Manchester City's Yaya Toure talks about racism on and off the field. ⚽

    Yaya Toure on racism
    In this film, Thank You Football, Al Jazeera World tells the stories of Yaya Toure and Yacine Brahimi whose lives have been transformed by their glittering careers in football.
    10 replies . 186 retweets 312 likes
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  7. Jun 12

    What does it mean to be French when you're targeted by your race and 7 times more likely to be stopped and searched than your white counterparts?

    What does it mean to be French?
    An investigation into the complex questions of identity and alienation in the under-privileged suburbs of Paris.
    16 replies . 140 retweets 176 likes
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  8. Jun 8

    How does it feel when you can't get a job, when you're targeted because of your race and are more likely to be stopped and searched than your white counterparts?

    1 reply . 9 retweets 15 likes
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    Jun 7

    The legacy of colonialism plays a big part in the debate via

    4 replies . 17 retweets 43 likes
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  10. Jun 6

    Palestinians welcome Argentina decision to cancel Israel game

    2 replies . 13 retweets 43 likes
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  11. Jun 5

    The Aral Sea between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan was once the 4th largest lake in the world. Now it's almost diminished. What happened?

    What happened to the Aral Sea?
    1 reply . 17 retweets 17 likes
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  12. Jun 5

    Morocco's nomadic tribes are gradually giving up their traditional way of life to offer their children formal education

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  13. Jun 4

    This is the first generation of the Moroccan Ait Atta tribe to go to school, as many nomads equip their children for the modern world.

    Last Nomads of Morocco
    Morocco's nomadic tribes like the Ait Atta in the Atlas Mountains, are gradually giving up their traditional way of life to offer their children formal education.
    9 replies . 110 retweets 179 likes
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  14. Jun 2

    Next to the names of former Palestinian villages he found the Hebrew word 'destroyed'.

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  15. Jun 1

    Ryuichi Hirokawa discovered the hidden remains of a Palestinian village whilst was working on a kibbutz in 1967.

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    May 30

    Meet the last nomads of Morocco (via )

    3 replies . 36 retweets 64 likes
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  17. May 29

    He went to Israel to work and learn Hebrew, weeks before the 1967 war that changed his perception of Palestinians forever. Witness from the East:

    Nakba through a Japanese lens
    While working on a kibbutz in 1967, a Japanese journalist discovers the hidden remains of a Palestinian village.
    15 replies . 757 retweets 856 likes
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  18. May 27

    From Iceland to New Zealand, Ramadan fasting hours for these Muslims are poles apart. Ramadan North and South:

    Ramadan in New Zealand and Iceland
    "In middle of June and July we have 24-hour sunshine," says Agnarsson. "In Reykjavik the sun goes down but it never gets dark."
    11 replies . 184 retweets 307 likes
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    May 25

    His investigation taught him about the Nakba and changed his perception of the founding of Israel via

    6 replies . 55 retweets 81 likes
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  20. May 24

    "I thought Israel was right in this war because the Palestinians and Arabs wanted to destroy Israel," This Japanese journalist tells his story of discovering destroyed Palestinian villages while working in Israeli 2 weeks before the 1967 war broke out

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