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France’s controversial immigration law brings thousands of protesters to streets in Paris

France’s controversial immigration law brings thousands of protesters to streets in Paris

Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of the French capital Paris on Sunday to protest against the government’s contentious immigration law, which was recently passed with the support of far-right lawmakers in parliament. Responding to a call from more…
UN voices concern over surging hunger, malnutrition in Afghanistan

UN voices concern over surging hunger, malnutrition in Afghanistan

The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has raised alarm over escalating hunger and malnutrition in Afghanistan, reporting the highest levels for 2024. In a social media post, OCHA revealed that around 15.8 million people in…
Crowds of Shia Muslims gather in Holy Samarra to commemorate martyrdom anniversary of Imam Ali Al-Hadi

Crowds of Shia Muslims gather in Holy Samarra to commemorate martyrdom anniversary of Imam Ali Al-Hadi

Shia followers of Ahlulbayt, peace be upon them, from all over Iraq gathered in the holy city of Samarra on Monday to commemorate the martyrdom of Imam Ali al-Hadi, peace be upon him. The mourners expressed their condolences to the…
Shia followers of Ahlulbayt walk toward Holy Samarra to commemorate martyrdom of Imam Ali Al-Hadi

Shia followers of Ahlulbayt walk toward Holy Samarra to commemorate martyrdom of Imam Ali Al-Hadi

Massive crowds of pilgrims from various Iraqi provinces have set off on foot towards the holy city of Samarra to commemorate the martyrdom of Imam Ali al-Hadi, peace be upon him. Pilgrims have began their processions from the provinces of…
United Nations: US-British strikes on Yemen could widen Middle East conflict

United Nations: US-British strikes on Yemen could widen Middle East conflict

UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said on Sunday that the strikes being carried out by the United States and its allies on Yemen carry the risk of widening the conflict in the Middle East. Asked if UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres believes…
Conflict in Sudan puts health of 24M children at risk, UNICEF warns

Conflict in Sudan puts health of 24M children at risk, UNICEF warns

UNICEF’s representative in Sudan, Mandip O’Brien, has warned that if the war between the “Army” and the “Rapid Support Forces” continues, a “generational catastrophe” will occur in the country, with children being the first victims. O’Brien stressed that “the conflict…
Pakistani-American woman makes history as new mayor of Mount Laurel

Pakistani-American woman makes history as new mayor of Mount Laurel

Fauzia Janjua, a Pakistani-American, has made history by becoming the first Muslim and South Asian woman to serve as the mayor of Mount Laurel in New Jersey, USA. At her swearing-in ceremony at the Township Hall last week, Ms Janjua,…
Kashmiri residents facing dry winter in waiting for snow as experts blame climate change

Kashmiri residents facing dry winter in waiting for snow as experts blame climate change

A prolonged dry spell is sweeping across the Indian-controlled portion of Kashmir during the harshest phase of winter, leaving many people sick and farmers worried about impending water shortages. Officials say the region witnessed about 80% rain deficit in December,…
Inventor of world’s first artificial heart passes away at 87

Inventor of world’s first artificial heart passes away at 87

Professor Tofigh “Tofy” Mussivand, an Iranian-Canadian medical engineer of Kurdish origin who invented an artificial cardiac pump, passed away at the age of 87. Born in 1942, Mosivand was a graduate of agricultural engineering from Tehran University, a master’s degree…
Brazil unearths thousands of artifacts dating back 9000 years

Brazil unearths thousands of artifacts dating back 9000 years

Archaeologists have discovered 43 human skeletons and more than 100,000 artifacts in the coastal city of Sao Luis. Surprising discoveries emerged during the construction of a new apartment complex in northeastern Brazil, where workers unearthed human bones and pottery shards…
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