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Several senior figures from a Sunni political party were arrested as part of a massive corruption case that has shaken Iraq. The politicians were arrested after local court rulings stripped them of their parliamentary immunity.
The flight attendant’s bold gesture stunned passengers, but online debate is already raging over whether she crossed a line.
