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PEC: Over 2,000 Journalists Killed Worldwide in 20 Years

PEC: Over 2,000 Journalists Killed Worldwide in 20 Years

A staggering toll has been taken on the journalism profession over the past two decades, with the Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) reporting that more than 2,000 journalists have been killed worldwide since 2004, an average of 100 per year, Anadolu…
‘Triple Threat’ of Extreme Heat, Oxygen Loss, Acidification Faces Oceans

‘Triple Threat’ of Extreme Heat, Oxygen Loss, Acidification Faces Oceans

New research has found the world’s oceans are under siege from a convergence of extreme heat, oxygen loss, and acidification, the Guardian reported yesterday. The research, published in AGU Advances, says that about a fifth of the ocean’s surface is…
German Interior Minister warns against arbitrary condemnation of Muslims following stabbing attack

German Interior Minister warns against arbitrary condemnation of Muslims following stabbing attack

German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser has warned against making arbitrary judgments against Muslims in the aftermath of the stabbing attack in Mannheim. In her statements on Tuesday in Berlin, Faeser emphasized the importance of distinguishing between Muslims and extremist Islamists,…
Following steps of Norway, Spain and Ireland, Slovenia recognises Palestinian state

Following steps of Norway, Spain and Ireland, Slovenia recognises Palestinian state

Slovenia recognised a Palestinian state on Tuesday after its parliament voted overwhelmingly in favour of the move, media outlets reported. The decision came days after Spain, Norway and Ireland recognised a state of Palestinian. The Slovenian government endorsed a motion…
3,500-year-old palace discovered in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq

3,500-year-old palace discovered in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq

The University of Sulaymaniyah has announced the discovery of an ancient palace dating back more than 3,500 years, belonging to peoples who once lived in the city. Dr. Dilshad Zamua, the head of the excavation team, stated in a press…
Iraq: Husseini Rituals and Processions Department begins preparations for Holy Arba’een Pilgrimage

Iraq: Husseini Rituals and Processions Department begins preparations for Holy Arba’een Pilgrimage

The Department of Rituals, Processions, and Husseini Mawakib in Iraq and the Islamic World, affiliated to Imam Hussein and Al-Abbas Holy Shrines, held a meeting in the presence of representatives of the Husseini Mawakib in Babylon in preparation for the…
UNICEF: Flash floods in Afghanistan threaten lives of thousands of children

UNICEF: Flash floods in Afghanistan threaten lives of thousands of children

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) reported that tens of thousands of children in Afghanistan continue to be affected by ongoing flash floods, particularly in the northern provinces of Baghlan and Badakhshan and the western province of Ghor. These floods…
Germany: Hamburg bans niqab in schools with fines for non-compliance

Germany: Hamburg bans niqab in schools with fines for non-compliance

This law was enacted by the ruling coalition between the Red-Green parties, along with the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and the Alternative for Germany (AfD) in mid-May. The law aims to prevent female students from wearing the niqab during classes…
Holy Najaf prepares to host millions of pilgrims on blessed Eid al-Ghadir

Holy Najaf prepares to host millions of pilgrims on blessed Eid al-Ghadir

The Imam Ali Holy Shrine has begun extensive discussions and preparations for the blessed Ghadir Pilgrimage, which marks the Great Eid of God and the renewal of allegiance to Imam Ali, peace be upon him. The holy shrine said on…
New blood test can predict breast cancer recurrence years before detection

New blood test can predict breast cancer recurrence years before detection

Researchers from the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) have announced a groundbreaking blood test that can predict the recurrence of breast cancer years before it is detectable on scans. This “ultra-sensitive” test identifies traces of tumor DNA well before a…
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