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DR Congo Discharges Last Ebola Patient as Outbreak Nears End

DR Congo Discharges Last Ebola Patient as Outbreak Nears End

DR Congo Discharges Last Ebola Patient as Outbreak Nears End ………………. The last Ebola patient in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has been discharged, marking a key step toward ending the latest outbreak, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported.…
Italy Rescues 91 Migrants off Lampedusa; Two Found Dead Below Deck

Italy Rescues 91 Migrants off Lampedusa; Two Found Dead Below Deck

Italy Rescues 91 Migrants off Lampedusa; Two Found Dead Below Deck ………….. Italy’s coast guard rescued 91 migrants from a drifting boat off the Mediterranean island of Lampedusa on Sunday, Arab News reported. The vessel, spotted by an EU border…
UK Returns 16 Migrants to France in Largest Deportation Under New Scheme

UK Returns 16 Migrants to France in Largest Deportation Under New Scheme

UK Returns 16 Migrants to France in Largest Deportation Under New Scheme ………………. Britain has deported 16 migrants to France in the largest group return so far under the “one in, one out” agreement, The Telegraph reported. The latest flight…
Dutch DENK Party proposes interest-free “Halal mortgage” for Muslims ahead of elections

Dutch DENK Party proposes interest-free “Halal mortgage” for Muslims ahead of elections

Dutch DENK Party proposes interest-free “Halal mortgage” for Muslims ahead of elections —————————— The Dutch political party DENK has sparked nationwide debate ahead of the October 29 elections by proposing an interest-free “Halal mortgage” designed for Muslims who cannot take…
German Mosque Holds Double Friday Prayers Due to Limited Capacity

German Mosque Holds Double Friday Prayers Due to Limited Capacity

German Mosque Holds Double Friday Prayers Due to Limited Capacity ————————– The Turkish-Islamic Community Mosque in Wolfenbüttel, Germany, has been forced to hold its Friday prayers (Jumu’ah) in two separate shifts to accommodate its growing number of worshippers due to…
Global MPI 2025: $1.1$ Billion People Trapped in Poverty and Climate Hazards

Global MPI 2025: $1.1$ Billion People Trapped in Poverty and Climate Hazards

Global MPI 2025: $1.1$ Billion People Trapped in Poverty and Climate Hazards ——————————————— The Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) 2025 report, titled “Overlapping Hardships: Poverty and Climate Hazards,” reveals that $1.1$ billion people across 109 countries live in acute multidimensional…
Freemuslim Association Urges Tunisia to Address Public Demands and Protect Freedoms

Freemuslim Association Urges Tunisia to Address Public Demands and Protect Freedoms

Freemuslim Association Urges Tunisia to Address Public Demands and Protect Freedoms …………. The Global Nonviolence Organization (Freemuslim) has expressed deep concern over ongoing protests in Tunisia, citing growing frustration among citizens over worsening living conditions and declining public freedoms. Demonstrations…
Arizona Republican Faces Backlash Over Anti-Islam Posts

Arizona Republican Faces Backlash Over Anti-Islam Posts

Arizona Republican Faces Backlash Over Anti-Islam Posts ……………. Republican lawmaker Joseph Chaplik from Arizona has sparked widespread condemnation after repeatedly sharing anti-Islamic content on his social media accounts, drawing attention to rising Islamophobia in parts of the U.S. political sphere.…
Bus Crash in Northeastern Brazil Kills 17 People

Bus Crash in Northeastern Brazil Kills 17 People

Bus Crash in Northeastern Brazil Kills 17 People …………… Seventeen people were killed after a passenger bus crashed and overturned in northeastern Brazil, The Guardian reported. Police said the vehicle, carrying about 30 passengers, veered off course in the city…
World’s Oceans Losing Their “Greenness” Due to Global Heating

World’s Oceans Losing Their “Greenness” Due to Global Heating

World’s Oceans Losing Their “Greenness” Due to Global Heating ———————————– The world’s oceans are rapidly losing their natural “greenness,” a change caused by global heating that signals a fundamental alteration in marine ecosystems, according to a new study reported by…
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