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War in Khartoum: $14 Billion Damage to Health System as Hospitals Struggle to Rebuild

War in Khartoum: $14 Billion Damage to Health System as Hospitals Struggle to Rebuild

War in Khartoum: $14 Billion Damage to Health System as Hospitals Struggle to Rebuild ————————————– The Sudanese Doctors Network has reported that the health sector in Khartoum suffered an estimated $14 billion in damage due to the ongoing conflict, but…
Canada’s Deputy Speaker Urges Remembrance of Hazara Genocide, Notes Ongoing Abuses

Canada’s Deputy Speaker Urges Remembrance of Hazara Genocide, Notes Ongoing Abuses

Canada’s Deputy Speaker Urges Remembrance of Hazara Genocide, Notes Ongoing Abuses …………… Tom Kmiec, Deputy Speaker of Canada’s House of Commons, has commemorated the anniversary of the Hazara genocide, stressing that the community in Afghanistan continues to face targeted violence…
Global Challenges: From Humanitarian Crises to Religious Scandals Amid Positive Cultural Steps

Global Challenges: From Humanitarian Crises to Religious Scandals Amid Positive Cultural Steps

Recent developments in terms of justice, security, and culture reveals critical challenges alongside steps toward progress in religious and digital spheres. The push for global justice remains fraught, as highlighted by UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed at the Global Citizen…
Unsafe VPNs Pose Hidden Threat to Users in Authoritarian Countries

Unsafe VPNs Pose Hidden Threat to Users in Authoritarian Countries

A recent study warns that many virtual private network (VPN) applications, widely used to bypass internet censorship, may not provide adequate security and could put the privacy of millions of users at serious risk. The nonprofit organization Free Technology Foundation…
Debate Over Face Veil Ban in Finland Raises Concerns Among Muslim Community

Debate Over Face Veil Ban in Finland Raises Concerns Among Muslim Community

Debate Over Face Veil Ban in Finland Raises Concerns Among Muslim Community ………….. A political debate in Finland over a possible ban on face coverings such as the burqa and niqab has sparked concern among the country’s Muslim community. Interior…
Northside Islamic Center Plans Modern Mosque in San Antonio

Northside Islamic Center Plans Modern Mosque in San Antonio

Northside Islamic Center Plans Modern Mosque in San Antonio ……………. The Northside Islamic Center in San Antonio, Texas, has unveiled plans to build a modern mosque covering 33,000 square feet to serve the growing Muslim population in the city’s northern…
Afghanistan Faces Deepening Humanitarian Crises as Opposition Hold Gathering in Islamabad

Afghanistan Faces Deepening Humanitarian Crises as Opposition Hold Gathering in Islamabad

Afghanistan is grappling with overlapping humanitarian and political crises, as international aid shortfalls compound domestic instability and opposition groups gather abroad to challenge Taliban rule. According to UNICEF’s latest situation report, more than half of Afghanistan’s population — including 12…
UN Rights Expert Warns Taliban’s Religious Schools Could Entrench Extremist Ideology

UN Rights Expert Warns Taliban’s Religious Schools Could Entrench Extremist Ideology

UN Rights Expert Warns Taliban’s Religious Schools Could Entrench Extremist Ideology ……………. UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Afghanistan, Richard Bennett, has warned that the Taliban’s growing network of religious schools risks entrenching a dangerous extremist ideology among Afghan…
Escalation and Cultural Destruction Mark Mideast Conflict

Escalation and Cultural Destruction Mark Mideast Conflict

Recent Israeli military actions have been marked by both a continuation of strikes in Lebanon despite a ceasefire and devastating impacts on Gaza’s historical Christian community. Israel launched new airstrikes on targets in Southern Lebanon despite an active ceasefire agreement,…
China Opens World’s Longest Suspension Bridge in Guizhou

China Opens World’s Longest Suspension Bridge in Guizhou

China Opens World’s Longest Suspension Bridge in Guizhou ………….. China has officially opened the world’s longest suspension bridge to traffic in Guizhou Province, southwest China, reducing travel across a deep valley from two hours to just two minutes. According to…
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