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Pakistan: Motorcycle blast kills 2 people, wounds 5 in restive Baluchistan

Pakistan: Motorcycle blast kills 2 people, wounds 5 in restive Baluchistan

A motorcycle bomb in Pakistan’s Baluchistan province killed two people and injured five on Sunday, the Associated Press reported. The blast occurred in Khuzdar, on the highway between Quetta and Karachi, the source added. No group immediately claimed responsibility for…
China-India border dispute intensifies over Himalayan state

China-India border dispute intensifies over Himalayan state

India has rejected China’s renaming of about 30 places in Arunachal Pradesh, calling it “senseless” and reaffirming that the region is an “integral” part of India. China claims the area as part of South Tibet, calling it Zangnan, but India…
Prominent Iraqi activist holds huge banquet for more than 17,000 orphans in Baghdad

Prominent Iraqi activist holds huge banquet for more than 17,000 orphans in Baghdad

The prominent Iraqi civil activist and psychological researcher, Hisham Al-Dhahabi, who is widely known as “the Father of Orphans” or “Hope Maker”, has held a huge banquet to feed thousands of orphans, homeless and poor people. Al-Dhahabi said on Saturday…
Muslims in Japan bring comfort to quake-hit Noto residents

Muslims in Japan bring comfort to quake-hit Noto residents

In the aftermath of the devastating magnitude-7.6 earthquake that struck the Noto Peninsula in Japan on New Year’s Day, a group of dedicated Muslims has been stepping up to provide much-needed assistance and comfort to the affected residents, KYODO NEWS,…
Executives worldwide anticipate dramatic reduction in workforce due to AI, new survey finds

Executives worldwide anticipate dramatic reduction in workforce due to AI, new survey finds

According to a recent survey of C-suite executives worldwide, artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to have a profound impact on the job market. A significant proportion of companies anticipate a decrease in their workforce over the next five years as…
Muslims in New Zealand demand reform of hate speech laws

Muslims in New Zealand demand reform of hate speech laws

Muslims in New Zealand are calling on the Minister of Justice to address their concerns regarding proposed reforms to the hate speech law and why the issue of hate speech has been excluded from the legislation. The Federation of Islamic…
Egypt: Minster of Awqaf says sites and mosques of Ahlulbayt witness unprecedented reconstruction campaign

Egypt: Minster of Awqaf says sites and mosques of Ahlulbayt witness unprecedented reconstruction campaign

In a statement published by Egyptian media and was seen by Shia Waves Agency, the Egyptian Minister of Awqaf,Dr. Mohamed Mokhtar Gomaa, said: “Egypt has witnessed an unprecedented campaign in the reconstruction and renovation of the blessed mosques in the…
Grand Ayatollah Shirazi expresses deep regret over lack of freedom in Islamic countries

Grand Ayatollah Shirazi expresses deep regret over lack of freedom in Islamic countries

The Supreme Religious Authority, Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Sadiq al-Husseini al-Shirazi, expressed his deep regret for the lack of freedom in Islamic countries governed by rulers and politicians who claim to belong to the authentic Islam. In a statement published on…
At least 15 dead after gunmen attack village in northeast DRC

At least 15 dead after gunmen attack village in northeast DRC

Militia gunmen have raided the village of Galay in the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s Ituri province, killing at least 15 civilians, TRTWorld reported yesterday. Innocent Matukadala, an administrative official, reported that the death toll could rise as many people…
More than 1,100 migrants rescued near Italy’s coasts over 24 hours

More than 1,100 migrants rescued near Italy’s coasts over 24 hours

Over 1,100 migrants and refugees, including 121 unaccompanied children, were rescued off Italy’s southern coasts in the past 24 hours, Xinhua reported yesterday. Some 145 people were saved from three boats that departed from Libyan ports, while 797 others were…
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