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New Study Indicates Surge in Xenophobic and Anti-Muslim Sentiment in Germany
A recent study from Leipzig University highlights a significant rise in xenophobic…
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UNAMA Condemns Taliban’s Public Executions as Human Rights Violations
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has condemned the Taliban’s…
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Yale Study Links Air Pollution to Increased Eczema Risk
A recent study from Yale School of Medicine reveals a significant connection…
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Denmark’s AI Welfare System Faces Criticism for Discrimination
Amnesty International has raised alarms about Denmark’s use of artificial intelligence in…
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Trees Adapt to Storms: New Study Reveals Survival Strategies
A recent study led by Professor Kana Kamimura from Shinshu University examined…
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Flights canceled as Bali volcano eruption disrupts travel
Flights between Australia and Bali have been canceled after Mount Lewotobi Laki…
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Boko Haram kills three, abducts dozens in Borno State attack
In a recent Boko Haram assault, three people were killed, and more…
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MBARI researchers discover remarkable new species of sea slug living in deep sea
Researchers at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) have identified a…
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Open Mosque Day in Japan promotes understanding of Islam and Islamic culture
The Islamic Center in Japan, in collaboration with Tokyo Mosque, organized an…
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UK mosque hosts workshop on drug awareness for youth
Faizan Mosque in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, organized a workshop to raise awareness about…
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Iraq: Holy shrines prepare to commemorate martyrdom anniversary of Sayyeda Fatima al-Zahra
In an atmosphere of sorrow, Iraq’s holy shrines have been covered in…
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18 Dead in Bus Crash into Indus River in Pakistan
A tragic accident occurred on Tuesday when a bus carrying approximately two…
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UN Report Highlights Climate Change as Key Driver of Global Refugee Crisis
A new UN report warns that climate change is a major driver…
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NASA Scientists Reassess Uranus Data, Suggest Potential for Life
NASA scientists have revisited data from the Voyager 2 spacecraft’s 1986 flyby…
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New Atomic Sensors Revolutionize MRI Imaging
A groundbreaking development in MRI technology has emerged with the introduction of…
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Controversy over newly-constructed Al-Zahraa Mosque in Syria’s Idlib
Social media has seen heated debate over the construction of Al-Zahraa Mosque…
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Study links childhood asthma to memory issues, higher dementia risk later in life
A new study has found that children with asthma may face greater…
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Iran: Bus accident kills 4 pilgrims, injures 42 on return from Holy Karbala
At least four pilgrims were killed and 42 others injured when a…
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UN calls for urgent action on toxic smog threatening milions of Pakistani children
The United Nations on Monday urged Pakistan to intensify efforts to combat…
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Grand Ayatollah Bashir al-Najafi emphasizes importance of practical faith for true allegiance to Ahlulbayt
Grand Ayatollah Sheikh Bashir Hussein al-Najafi emphasized the need to adhere to…
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Iraq’s Cabinet Secretariat commends Misbah Al-Hussein Foundation’s efforts in supporting NGOs
The Secretariat-General of the Iraqi Cabinet, represented by the NGO Affairs Department,…
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Historic Mine Ban Treaty at Risk as Clearance Rates Decline
The global effort to eliminate landmines is facing a critical setback as…
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Global Lawmakers Urge UN Intervention for Detained Uyghur Asylum Seekers in Thailand
Dozens of lawmakers from 26 countries are calling on the UN human…
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OpenAI and AI Companies Explore New Approaches Amid Limitations
Artificial intelligence companies, including OpenAI, are facing challenges in training large language…
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Amnesty International Urges FIFA to Halt Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup Bid
Amnesty International and the Sport & Rights Alliance (SRA) have called on…
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At least 15 Chadian soldiers, 96 Boko Haram militants dead in Lake Chad clashes
At least 15 Chadian soldiers died and 32 were wounded in clashes…
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Burkina Faso’s Military Regime Considers Reinstating Death Penalty
Burkina Faso’s military government is contemplating the reinstatement of the death penalty,…
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COP29 Climate Conference Begins in Baku, Azerbaijan
The 29th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on…
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Discovery of 4,000-Year-Old Town in Northern Arabia Sheds Light on Early Urbanization
Scientists have uncovered the ancient town of al-Natah in northern Arabia, inhabited…
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Plants Emit ‘Screaming’ Sounds When Stressed, Study Reveals
New research led by evolutionary biologist Lilach Hadany at Tel Aviv University…