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Study Suggests Cherries May Slow Progression of Aggressive Breast Cancer ——————————— A recent medical study suggests that cherries may contain natural compounds capable of slowing the progression of Triple-Negative Breast Cancer, one of the most aggressive forms of breast cancer.…

UN Chief Warns Southern Lebanon Could Become “Barren Land” Amid Israeli Airstrikes ———————————— The Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres, has warned that continued Israeli airstrikes could turn southern Lebanon into a “barren land,” expressing concern over the growing…

Countries Evacuate Citizens from Middle East Amid Rising Regional Tensions —————————————— Several countries have launched large-scale evacuation operations from the Middle East as regional tensions escalate and governments move to bring home citizens stranded in affected areas. Kazakhstan’s Deputy Foreign…

Global Nonviolence Organization Calls for International Action Against Islamophobia ——————————- The Global Nonviolence Organization (Muslim Free) has called on the international community to take practical steps to address rising anti-Muslim hatred, marking the International Day to Combat Islamophobia observed annually…

NATO Tests “Cyborg Cockroaches” for Military Reconnaissance —————————– NATO countries are exploring unconventional reconnaissance technologies, including live cockroaches equipped with miniature electronics to gather intelligence in confined or hard-to-reach environments such as buildings, tunnels, and rubble. The project, led by…

Rare Quranic Manuscripts Preserved in Libraries Around the World —————————- Libraries and cultural centers worldwide hold some of the oldest Islamic manuscripts, including rare copies of the Quran dating back to the early centuries of Islam. These manuscripts serve as…

Taliban Removes Uzbek Language from Sheberghan City Sign, Sparking Debate in Northern Afghanistan ————————————- Local sources in Jowzjan Province report that authorities affiliated with the Taliban have removed the Uzbek language from a sign marking the entrance to the city…

One in Five Australian Children Under 16 Still Using Social Media Despite Ban ———————————- A significant number of children in Australia continue to use social media platforms despite a nationwide ban on users under the age of 16, raising concerns…

German Court Rules Headscarves Not Permitted for Judges in Courtrooms —————————– A court in Darmstadt, in the German state of Hesse, has ruled that judges and public prosecutors must maintain religious neutrality while performing their duties, determining that wearing a…

Debate Grows in Europe Over Muslim Integration Policies, Religious Freedoms ——————————————- Debate is intensifying across Europe over the rights of Muslim communities as governments implement integration and security policies that critics say restrict religious practices. Observers link the measures to…