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NCSS Holds Ninth Session of Women’s Empowerment Series
April 22, 2025
NCSS Holds Ninth Session of Women’s Empowerment Series
The Women’s Section of the Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf Center for Strategic Studies (NCSS) hosted the ninth session in its ongoing series focused on women’s empowerment. The event, held in the holy city of Najaf, centered on the theme: “Women’s Mental and…
Pakistan sets up Center for addressing Afghan migrant complaints
April 21, 2025
Pakistan sets up Center for addressing Afghan migrant complaints
Pakistan has launched a new center dedicated to addressing complaints from Afghan migrants and returnees, Khaama Press reported. The announcement was made by Mohammad Sadiq Khan, Pakistan’s Special Representative for Afghanistan. The facility, called the “Federal Control Room,” was established…
Egypt Inaugurates Permanent Headquarters of African Space Agency in Cairo
April 21, 2025
Egypt Inaugurates Permanent Headquarters of African Space Agency in Cairo
Egypt has officially opened the permanent headquarters of the African Space Agency in Cairo, Anadolu Agency reported. Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty described this development as a significant milestone for Africa’s collective efforts and a transformative shift in acquiring future capabilities,…
Exiled Afghan Leaders Unveil Federal Constitution Proposal to Foster Peace, Inclusivity
April 21, 2025
Exiled Afghan Leaders Unveil Federal Constitution Proposal to Foster Peace, Inclusivity
A coalition of Afghan politicians, scholars, and activists living abroad has introduced a draft constitution proposing a federal parliamentary system for Afghanistan, Khaama Press reported. The initiative, developed by the Majma-e Federal-Khahan Afghanistan (Assembly of Afghan Federalists), seeks to address…
River Indus Experiences Ecological Decline Threatening Pakistan’s Future
April 21, 2025
River Indus Experiences Ecological Decline Threatening Pakistan’s Future
The River Indus, a vital lifeline for millions in Pakistan and the cradle of South Asia’s earliest civilization, is facing severe ecological decline, Khaama Press reported. Stretching over 3,000 kilometers from the Himalayas to the Arabian Sea, the river’s flow…
Rights groups expose abuse of elderly political prisoners in Saudi Arabia
April 20, 2025
Rights groups expose abuse of elderly political prisoners in Saudi Arabia
Human rights organizations have revealed systematic abuses by Saudi authorities against elderly political detainees, despite laws meant to protect them. The European Saudi Organization for Human Rights highlighted violations of legal guarantees for elderly care, citing neglect and mistreatment in…
UNESCO recognizes Iraq’s historic Hajj route as global geopark
April 20, 2025
UNESCO recognizes Iraq’s historic Hajj route as global geopark
UNESCO has added Iraq’s historic Hajj route, known as Darb Zubayda, to its Global Geoparks Network, recognizing it as one of 16 new sites of geological, environmental, and cultural importance. Stretching from Kufa to Mecca, the centuries-old route is rich…
Taliban Remove Girls’ School Textbooks to Boys’ Schools, Deepening Education Crackdown in Kabul
April 20, 2025
Taliban Remove Girls’ School Textbooks to Boys’ Schools, Deepening Education Crackdown in Kabul
The Taliban have begun relocating textbooks from girls’ schools in Kabul to boys’ schools, signaling a further crackdown on girls’ education, an article by Hasht-e-Subh Daily reported. Most districts have orders to empty girls’ school libraries, with textbooks for Grades…
Saudi Arabia Warns: No Hajj without official permit, beware of scam campaigns
April 20, 2025
Saudi Arabia Warns: No Hajj without official permit, beware of scam campaigns
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has reiterated that only pilgrims with an official Hajj permit—issued through the “Nusuk” platform linked to the unified digital platform “Tasreeh”—will be allowed to perform Hajj in 1446 AH (2025). Any attempt to…
NASA honors Iraqi student for discovering security flaws in its website
April 20, 2025
NASA honors Iraqi student for discovering security flaws in its website
Iraqi student Muntadher Mohammed Ahmed, from Tarmiyah district north of Baghdad, received a certificate of appreciation from NASA after discovering two security vulnerabilities on the agency’s website. Muntadher, a top-performing student, identified a critical SQL Injection flaw that could allow…