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Ancient city of Kish: Birthplace of early dynasties and legacy of Mesopotamian civilization

Ancient city of Kish: Birthplace of early dynasties and legacy of Mesopotamian civilization

Historical reports have highlighted the ancient city of Kish, located in Iraq’s Babil Governorate, as one of humanity’s earliest cities and a significant cultural center during the Sumerian and Akkadian periods. Kish, which flourished between 2900 and 2350 BCE, is…
Security Forces Raid Imran Khan Supporters in Islamabad

Security Forces Raid Imran Khan Supporters in Islamabad

Pakistani security forces conducted a midnight raid on supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan after over 50,000 protesters breached security barriers to demand his release, The Guardian reported yesterday. The unrest, which saw at least seven fatalities and numerous…
UN Report Reveals 336 Cases of Violence Against Journalists in Afghanistan

UN Report Reveals 336 Cases of Violence Against Journalists in Afghanistan

The United Nations released a concerning report detailing the state of media freedom in Afghanistan, documenting 336 cases of violence against journalists from August 15, 2021, to September 30, 2024, Amu TV revealed yesterday. The report, published by the UN…
Iraq’s Population Surges to 45.4 Million in First Census in Over 30 Years

Iraq’s Population Surges to 45.4 Million in First Census in Over 30 Years

Iraq’s population has reached 45.4 million, according to preliminary results from the first national census in over three decades, announced by Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, Arab News reported yesterday. Conducted on November 20, this census marks a significant milestone…
Clashes Erupt Near Islamabad: One Killed, Dozens Injured as Imran Khan’s Supporters Protest

Clashes Erupt Near Islamabad: One Killed, Dozens Injured as Imran Khan’s Supporters Protest

Violent clashes erupted between supporters of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan and security forces near Islamabad, resulting in the death of one police officer and injuries to over 119 individuals, Reuters reported yesterday. The unrest began as Khan’s party,…
Afghan Women Denounce International Community’s Indifference to Taliban’s Crimes

Afghan Women Denounce International Community’s Indifference to Taliban’s Crimes

Afghan women activists gathered to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, expressing their outrage at the international community’s inaction regarding the Taliban’s oppressive regime, Afghanistan International reported yesterday. The Purple Saturdays Movement condemned the lack…
Escalation of Violence Diverts Attention from Ongoing Genocide in Pakistan

Escalation of Violence Diverts Attention from Ongoing Genocide in Pakistan

The recent surge in sectarian violence in Pakistan, resulting in the martyrdom of over 80 individuals, has raised grave concerns about the ongoing genocide attempts against the Shia community. This escalation appears to be a strategic deflection from the systemic…
Pakistan Suspends Mobile and Internet Services Ahead of Pro-Imran Khan Protest

Pakistan Suspends Mobile and Internet Services Ahead of Pro-Imran Khan Protest

Pakistan has partially suspended mobile and internet services in areas deemed to have security concerns as supporters of imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan prepare for a protest in Islamabad, Arab News reported today. The Interior Ministry announced the shutdown…
In controversial move, Taliban orders removal of images from school curricula

In controversial move, Taliban orders removal of images from school curricula

In a controversial move, Taliban has ordered the removal of all images of living beings from Afghan school curricula to align education with its interpretation of Islamic law. The ban includes illustrations of students in activities, anatomical diagrams in biology…
World’s oldest alphabet found on clay cylinders in Syria

World’s oldest alphabet found on clay cylinders in Syria

Archaeologists have uncovered the oldest known alphabetic writing on clay cylinders in an ancient Syrian tomb, dating back to 2400 BCE, according to Johns Hopkins University. This discovery, 500 years older than previously known alphabets, reshapes the understanding of the…
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