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Iran Criticized for Expelling Migrants with Legal Status

Iran Criticized for Expelling Migrants with Legal Status

Iran Criticized for Expelling Migrants with Legal Status ——————————– Iran is facing criticism for the mass deportation of Afghan migrants, including those who hold legal residency documents, Khaama Press reported. According to a report by The Khaama Press, Hassan Mousavi…
Indian Police Conduct Massive House-Raid Crackdown in Kishtwar, Doda districts of IIOJK

Indian Police Conduct Massive House-Raid Crackdown in Kishtwar, Doda districts of IIOJK

Indian Police Conduct Massive House-Raid Crackdown in Kishtwar, Doda districts of IIOJK ————————- Based on a report from Kashmir Media Service, Indian police have conducted a series of large-scale crackdowns and house raids in the Kishtwar and Doda districts of…
IHMG’s General Supervisor Meets Iraqi MP to Discuss Arbaeen and Development Projects

IHMG’s General Supervisor Meets Iraqi MP to Discuss Arbaeen and Development Projects

IHMG’s General Supervisor Meets Iraqi MP to Discuss Arbaeen and Development Projects ……………… The Imam Hussein Media Group’s (IHMG) General Supervisor, Hujjattul-Islam Sheikh Mustafa Mohammadi, met with Iraqi lawmaker Dr. Firas Al-Muslimaoui in Holy Karbala to discuss several key issues.…
Syrian Observatory Reports Nearly 10,000 Killed Since Fall of Assad

Syrian Observatory Reports Nearly 10,000 Killed Since Fall of Assad

Syrian Observatory Reports Nearly 10,000 Killed Since Fall of Assad ……………… REPORT: The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) has documented 9,889 deaths across Syria since the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, according to a new report released Thursday. The…
Women’s Group Marks Taliban Takeover Anniversary as “Darkest Day” in Afghanistan

Women’s Group Marks Taliban Takeover Anniversary as “Darkest Day” in Afghanistan

Women’s Group Marks Taliban Takeover Anniversary as “Darkest Day” in Afghanistan ……………….. The “Women’s Movement for Freedom” has described August 15 as “one of the darkest days in Afghanistan’s modern history,” saying the Taliban’s return to power has brought fear,…
Bus-Truck Collision in Brazil Leaves 11 Dead, Dozens Injured

Bus-Truck Collision in Brazil Leaves 11 Dead, Dozens Injured

Bus-Truck Collision in Brazil Leaves 11 Dead, Dozens Injured ……………… At least 11 people were killed and more than 40 others injured late Friday in a collision between a bus and a truck in Brazil’s central-western state of Mato Grosso,…
London Police Arrest 365 in Largest Protest Since Palestine Action Ban

London Police Arrest 365 in Largest Protest Since Palestine Action Ban

London Police Arrest 365 in Largest Protest Since Palestine Action Ban …………………… London police arrested at least 365 people on Saturday for supporting Palestine Action, in what authorities say is the largest protest backing the group since it was banned…
Iraq Continues Nationwide Service to Honourable Pilgrims of Holy Arbaeen 2025

Iraq Continues Nationwide Service to Honourable Pilgrims of Holy Arbaeen 2025

Millions of Arbaeen pilgrims benefit from expanded services, facilities, and public hospitality as Iraq mobilizes for the world’s largest annual gathering. According to multiple reports from Shia Waves Persian, Iraqi authorities, religious institutions, and local communities have launched extensive preparations…
Study Warns of Sharp Decline in Human Connection to Nature

Study Warns of Sharp Decline in Human Connection to Nature

Study Warns of Sharp Decline in Human Connection to Nature ………………. People’s connection to nature has dropped by more than 60% since 1800, closely mirroring the disappearance of nature-related words from literature, The Guardian reported. Research by Professor Miles Richardson…
New Study Identifies Age 50 as Key Turning Point in Human Body Aging

New Study Identifies Age 50 as Key Turning Point in Human Body Aging

New Study Identifies Age 50 as Key Turning Point in Human Body Aging ………………. A recent study highlights that aging in the human body accelerates significantly around the age of 50, Medical News Today reported. Conducted by researchers led by…
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