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Hundreds of Afghans Arrive in Philippines for US Visa Processing

Hundreds of Afghans Arrive in Philippines for US Visa Processing

A group of approximately 300 Afghan nationals arrived in the Philippines on Monday to process special immigrant visas (SIV) for resettlement in the United States, Arab News reported yesterday. This initiative, part of an agreement between Manila and Washington, aims…
2024 Saw Record-High Right-Wing Extremist Crimes in Germany

2024 Saw Record-High Right-Wing Extremist Crimes in Germany

According to local media reports, right-wing extremist crimes in Germany hit an all-time high last year, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. By November 30, 2024, police recorded 33,963 incidents classified as “politically motivated, right-wing crimes,” as stated by the RND media…
US Health Chief Warns Alcohol Linked to Seven Cancers

US Health Chief Warns Alcohol Linked to Seven Cancers

U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy issued a stark warning on Monday about the dangers of alcohol consumption, linking it to at least seven types of cancer, including breast, colon, and liver cancers, Khaama Press reported. Murthy emphasized that alcohol is…
Climate Crisis Disrupts Earth’s Water Cycle, Report Warns

Climate Crisis Disrupts Earth’s Water Cycle, Report Warns

A new report highlights the severe impact of the climate crisis on the Earth’s water cycle, with extreme weather events causing significant harm to billions of people, The Guardian reported. The analysis, conducted by an international team of researchers, reveals…
Over 3 million people commemorate Imam Ali Al-Hadi’s martyrdom in Holy Samarra

Over 3 million people commemorate Imam Ali Al-Hadi’s martyrdom in Holy Samarra

The Al-Askari Holy Shrine announced on Saturday the successful implementation of its security and service plan for the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Ali Al-Hadi, peace be upon him. In a statement sern by Shia Waves Agency, the Secretariat-General said that…
Zainabi Hawza resumes activities in Sayyida Zainab area

Zainabi Hawza resumes activities in Sayyida Zainab area

The Zainabi Hawza in Sayyida Zainab, Damascus, resumed its religious and academic activities on the first of Holy Rajab, celebrating Imam Al-Baqir’s birth. Hujjat al-Islam Sheikh Hassan Al-Shahristani, the Hawza’s director, confirmed the reopening with classes beginning on Thursday. The…
Druze Commander Dismisses Islamic Rule in Syria

Druze Commander Dismisses Islamic Rule in Syria

Sheikh Marwan al-Rizq, a Druze commander in Syria, has rejected the notion of Islamic rule, advocating for a decentralized government instead, Rudaw news agency reported. He stated that “religious and Islamic rule has only led the country and its people…
Baghdad tops global pollution index amid environmental challenges

Baghdad tops global pollution index amid environmental challenges

Iraq’s capital, Baghdad, ranked first in the global pollution index on Sunday, according to weather forecaster Sadiq Attia. Dhaka, Bangladesh, and Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, followed in second and third places, respectively. The record pollution levels in Baghdad were attributed to fine…
Taliban prevent women from participating in Kandahar exhibition

Taliban prevent women from participating in Kandahar exhibition

A three-day exhibition in Kandahar Province, the Taliban’s stronghold, is showcasing products from 150 Afghan manufacturers, Afghan Amu news outlet said on Sunday. Despite women playing a crucial role in producing many items, they have been barred from attending the…
At least 8 civilians killed, over 50 injured in artillery shelling in Sudan

At least 8 civilians killed, over 50 injured in artillery shelling in Sudan

At least eight civilians were killed and 53 others injured in artillery shelling by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, and El Fasher in North Darfur State, local authorities said on Saturday. In Khartoum, shelling targeted…
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