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Mass Graves in Libya Highlight the Human Cost of Migration Crisis
In the arid landscapes of southeast Libya, investigators have uncovered mass graves…
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EU Suspends Sanctions on Key Sectors in Syria to Support Reconstruction
The European Union has announced the suspension of sanctions on Syria’s energy,…
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Thaksin Shinawatra Seeks Forgiveness From Muslims Over 2004 Tak Bai Massacre
Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has publicly sought forgiveness from Muslims…
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Brain Stimulation Shows Promise for Treating Anxiety in Parkinson’s Patients
Scientists have discovered that brain stimulation may alleviate anxiety in individuals with…
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Court Issues Arrest Warrants in 2014 Sit-In Case Involving Dr. Tahirul Qadri
The Judicial Magistrate of Secretariat, Shahzad Khan, has initiated proceedings against Dr.…
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Amnesty International Calls for Stronger Digital Rights in Taiwan at RightsCon2025
Amnesty International Taiwan, alongside six partner organizations, is set to present a…
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Three Women Arrested for Distributing Quran in Srinagar, Released After Questioning
Three women were detained by police in Rajbagh for distributing copies of…
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15th-century Alaca Imaret Mosque: A living example of Ottoman architecture
Alaca Imaret Mosque—a 15th-century Ottoman masterpiece—stands proudly in Thessaloniki, Greece. Formally known…
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Conservatives come out victorious in Germany’s parliamentary elections
Germany’s conservative coalition, consisting of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and the…
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Miyagi Governor pushes for Japan’s first Muslim cemetery amid opposition
Miyagi Prefecture in northern Japan is moving forward with plans to establish…
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Trump administration cuts USAID workforce, freezes global aid programs
The Trump administration has placed around 4,200 U.S. Agency for International Development…
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Iraq’s population reaches 46.1 million, final census results reveal
Iraq’s population has reached 46.1 million, according to final census results released…
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Japanese Scientists Create World’s Largest Biohybrid Robot Hand
A team of Japanese researchers has developed the world’s largest biohybrid robot…
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Refugee Organization Criticizes Egypt Over Treatment of Sudanese Refugees
Refugees International has raised alarm over the deteriorating conditions faced by Sudanese…
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UNICEF Reports Over 19 Million Afghans Received Humanitarian Aid
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) announced that over 19 million people…
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Prominent Uyghur Historian Sentenced to 17 Years in Prison
Ghojaniyaz Yollugh Tekin, a prominent Uyghur historian and expert on Uyghur place…
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Marriage rates on decline worldwide, global reports reveal
In many countries, marriage rates have been declining for decades and are…
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24th of Shaban Commemorates Sorrowful Passing of Ayatollah Mirza Muhammad Hasan Shirazi
One and a half centuries ago, following the passing of Sheikh Morteza…
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8th International Conference “Salman: A Meeting of Religions” held in Baghdad, Iraq
The shrine of the revered companion Salman Al-Muhammadi in Iraq’s capital, Baghdad,…
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3rd edition of Ayn Al-Hayat Festival kicks off in Holy Samarra, Iraq
Coinciding with the blessed births of the Infallible Imams of Ahlulbayt, peace…
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Syria increases visa fees for Iraqi visitors fivefold
The new Syrian administration has significantly increased visa fees for Iraqi visitors,…
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Iraq: Legal team formed to internationalize genocide against Shia Fayli Kurds
In a significant step to highlight the genocide against Shia Fayli Kurds,…
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Iraq signs contract with Italian company to prepare designs for Baghdad railway line
The General Company for Railways in Iraq announced that it signed a…
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U.S. Airstrike Kills Senior Hurras al-Din Leader in Syria
The United States conducted a precision airstrike in northwest Syria on February…
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Rising Seas Threaten Historic Alexandria
Recent research highlights the alarming rise in building collapses in Alexandria, Egypt,…
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Taliban Resumes House-to-House Searches in Kabul
The Taliban have resumed house-to-house searches in parts of Kabul, raising alarm…
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Increased Screen Time Linked to Rising Myopia in Children
A recent study has revealed that every hour children spend in front…
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Brazil: Emergency Declared in Buriticupu as Sinkholes Threaten Homes
Authorities have declared a state of emergency in Buriticupu, Brazil, after significant…
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Taliban Declares ICC Jurisdiction Void, Rejects Rome Statute Accession
The Taliban announced on Thursday that Afghanistan would no longer recognize the…
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Afghan Women’s Radio Station Radio Begum to Resume Broadcasts After Taliban Lifts Suspension
Radio Begum, an Afghan women’s radio station, will resume broadcasts after the…