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Video footage, exclusive to Al Jazeera news channel, showed Israeli soldiers documenting the demolition of two mosques in villages in southern Lebanon near the Israeli border. The footage included scenes of soldiers counting down from six to one before detonating…

The World Shirazi Foundation has commended the efforts of the countries participating in the Paris meeting, which includes representatives from 70 nations, to halt the ongoing war on Gaza and Lebanon. In a statement received by the Shia Waves Agency,…

Denmark and Sweden’s recent decision to ban cousin marriage has sparked widespread controversy, especially among foreign communities where such unions are traditionally common. The decision was released following health reports linking a rise in physical disabilities among children to consanguineous…

The United Nations has raised alarms over the continued spread of mutated polio in Yemen, where 273 cases have been recorded over the past three years amid a collapsing health system and declining immunization rates. The World Health Organization (WHO)…

Thousands of protesters gathered in London’s Piccadilly Square on Saturday to denounce racism and Islamophobia in response to a far-right march on Whitehall, near the Prime Minister’s office. The far-right protest was organized by Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, known as Tommy Robinson,…

On the 77th anniversary of the United Nations, the Freemuslim Association—a global anti-violence organization— called on the UN to revitalize its humanitarian mission amid escalating global crises and mounting challenges in achieving its foundational goals. In a statement, the organization…

Most of Europe will end daylight saving time (DST) this weekend, turning clocks back one hour, Euro News reported yesterday. This biannual time change, which occurs in spring and autumn, has been standard practice for years. However, health experts warn…

A groundbreaking camera system developed by researcher Vera Vasas and her team at George Mason University allows humans to experience the world through the eyes of various animal species, Earth.com reported yesterday. This innovative technology captures colors as animals perceive…

The Taliban has distributed a list of 400 banned books to libraries in Kabul, prohibiting their sale and mandating the removal of works deemed incompatible with Taliban principles, Amu TV reported yesterday. The banned titles encompass a wide range of…

A recent UN report reveals that over 600 million women and girls are currently affected by war, a staggering 50% increase in just a decade, Arab News reported yesterday. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns that generational gains in women’s rights…