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Druze in Sweida Push Toward Autonomy After Sectarian Violence and Israeli Intervention

Druze in Sweida Push Toward Autonomy After Sectarian Violence and Israeli Intervention

The Syrian Druze community in Sweida is moving toward greater autonomy following deadly clashes with government forces and shifting regional dynamics, marking a major setback for Damascus. Over the summer, Syrian government troops entered Sweida in an attempt to reassert…
German Muslim Council Condemns Attack on Penzberg Mosque

German Muslim Council Condemns Attack on Penzberg Mosque

German Muslim Council Condemns Attack on Penzberg Mosque …………. The Central Council of Muslims in Germany (ZMD) strongly condemned an attack on the Penzberg Mosque in Bensberg, where racist and Islamophobic graffiti was found on its walls on Monday, September…
HRW Warns China’s New Ethnic Unity Bill Could Entrench Minority Repression

HRW Warns China’s New Ethnic Unity Bill Could Entrench Minority Repression

HRW Warns China’s New Ethnic Unity Bill Could Entrench Minority Repression …………… Human Rights Watch (HRW) has raised concerns that a proposed law in China, titled the Promotion of Ethnic Unity and Progress Bill, could provide the authorities with a…
Shrine Bombing in Zliten Sparks Fears of Extremist Resurgence in Western Libya

Shrine Bombing in Zliten Sparks Fears of Extremist Resurgence in Western Libya

Shrine Bombing in Zliten Sparks Fears of Extremist Resurgence in Western Libya …………… A bombing targeting the shrine of Sheikh Muftah Al-Sufrani in the city of Zliten, western Libya, has raised fears of a renewed extremist presence in the region.…
DR Congo Court Sentences Ex-President Kabila to Death in Absentia

DR Congo Court Sentences Ex-President Kabila to Death in Absentia

DR Congo Court Sentences Ex-President Kabila to Death in Absentia ………….. Former Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) president Joseph Kabila has been sentenced to death in absentia after a military court convicted him of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and…
Dutch Immigration Proposals Face Uncertainty Ahead of Snap Election

Dutch Immigration Proposals Face Uncertainty Ahead of Snap Election

Dutch Immigration Proposals Face Uncertainty Ahead of Snap Election …………… The Netherlands has entered a two-month consultation on proposed asylum restrictions, though it remains unclear whether the draft legislation will pass into law, The Telegraph reported. The plan, introduced in…
Start of Fatimiyya: Mourning for Sayyida Fatima Al-Zahra and Proclaiming Her Oppression

Start of Fatimiyya: Mourning for Sayyida Fatima Al-Zahra and Proclaiming Her Oppression

Start of Fatimiyya: Mourning for Sayyida Fatima Al-Zahra and Proclaiming Her Oppression —————————————- The observance of Fatimiyya marks a solemn period for Shi’a Muslims, offering an opportunity to renew their covenant with the daughter of the Holy Prophet (peace be…
Afghan Scholars and Public Challenge Taliban’s Claim to ‘Islamic Rule’

Afghan Scholars and Public Challenge Taliban’s Claim to ‘Islamic Rule’

Afghan Scholars and Public Challenge Taliban’s Claim to ‘Islamic Rule’ ——————————– Former Afghan Deputy Minister of Hajj and Religious Affairs, Usman Tariq, publicly challenged the legitimacy and adherence to Islamic principles of the Taliban government. Speaking on the sidelines of…
China to Build Massive Humanoid Robot Training Camps

China to Build Massive Humanoid Robot Training Camps

China to Build Massive Humanoid Robot Training Camps ———————————- China is launching a series of specialized Humanoid Robot Training Camps designed to dramatically enhance the skills and efficiency of its robots. According to Interesting Engineering via Shia Waves Agency, these…
Global Cancer Deaths Projected to Rise by 75% by 2050

Global Cancer Deaths Projected to Rise by 75% by 2050

Global Cancer Deaths Projected to Rise by 75% by 2050 ————————————– A comprehensive analysis by the Global Burden of Disease Study Cancer Collaborators projects that global cancer deaths will increase by approximately 75% by 2050, reaching an estimated 18.6 million…
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