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Africa Faces Diabetes Crisis, Study Warns

Africa Faces Diabetes Crisis, Study Warns

A study published in The Lancet in March 2025 indicates that by 2045, approximately 12% of sub-Saharan Africans could be living with diabetes, nearly double previous estimates, VOA reported. Researchers tracked over 10,000 participants in South Africa, Kenya, Ghana, and…
Muslim communities in New Zealand voice concern on government relaxing gun law

Muslim communities in New Zealand voice concern on government relaxing gun law

Muslim communities in New Zealand are expressing alarm over potential changes to firearm regulations as the government revises the Arms Act, Anadolu Agency reported. Minister Nicole McKee, who previously criticized reforms following the 2019 mosque attacks, has hinted at relaxing…
EU plans to legalize ‘return hubs’ in 3rd countries despite human rights concerns

EU plans to legalize ‘return hubs’ in 3rd countries despite human rights concerns

In an effort to address irregular migration, the European Union is preparing to legalize “return hubs” in third countries, Anadolu Agency reported. This strategy was presented by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen during a session of the European…
Over 400 Children Recruited into Conflict in Eastern DRC in Early 2025

Over 400 Children Recruited into Conflict in Eastern DRC in Early 2025

More than 400 children were recruited by armed groups in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) during January and February 2025, with some as young as 14 years old, Reliefweb.com reported citing Save the Children. Many were taken from schools…
Hong Kong Enhances Muslim-Friendly Tourism with Halal Certification

Hong Kong Enhances Muslim-Friendly Tourism with Halal Certification

As of February 2025, Hong Kong has certified 52 hotels and 153 halal restaurants to cater to Muslim travelers, reinforcing its position as a Muslim-friendly destination, EN.Tempo.CO reported. The hotel accreditation, in partnership with Crescent Rating, ensures facilities are suitable…
European Parliament, US Condemn Thai Officials Over Uyghur Deportations

European Parliament, US Condemn Thai Officials Over Uyghur Deportations

The European Parliament has condemned Thailand for its lese-majeste law and the deportation of Uyghurs to China, highlighting violations of international law, Banghok Post reported. The resolution criticizes the deportation of at least 40 Uyghur refugees, who face risks of…
European leaders are failing to address rising anti-Muslim hatred, warns EU Islamophobia coordinator

European leaders are failing to address rising anti-Muslim hatred, warns EU Islamophobia coordinator

Marion Lalisse, the EU’s coordinator for combating anti-Muslim hatred, has criticized European leaders for lacking the political will to tackle rising anti-Muslim sentiment, Hyphenonline.com reported. She highlighted the need for a clear definition of Islamophobia, as nearly 50% of European…
Naples Hit by Severe Earthquake, Residents Forced to Sleep on Streets

Naples Hit by Severe Earthquake, Residents Forced to Sleep on Streets

Naples experienced one of its worst earthquakes in 40 years, with a 4.4 magnitude tremor occurring around 1:25 AM on Thursday, The Independent reported. A loud roar preceded the quake, prompting residents to flee to the streets. The earthquake lasted…
Afghan Deportees in Panama Face Uncertain Future

Afghan Deportees in Panama Face Uncertain Future

Afghan migrants deported from the U.S. to Panama are feeling stranded and uncertain about their next steps, lacking resources and legal pathways, Amu TV reported. Panamanian authorities have issued temporary permits allowing them to stay while they decide on their…
Burundi Red Cross Assists Thousands Fleeing DRC Conflict

Burundi Red Cross Assists Thousands Fleeing DRC Conflict

The Burundi Red Cross has established a crucial humanitarian service point at Rugombo Stadium, just kilometers from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) border, to support nearly 40,000 refugees escaping ongoing conflict, Reliefweb.com reported. Among these refugees are approximately 18,000…
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