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Germany Invests $8.5 Million in Renewable Energy for Moroccan Mosques

Germany Invests $8.5 Million in Renewable Energy for Moroccan Mosques

The German government has invested $8.5 million (€8.09 million) in a project aimed at enhancing energy efficiency and renewable energy in mosques across Morocco, Middle East Monitor reported yesterday. Titled “Promoting Employment through Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy in Mosques,”…
World Shirazi Foundation calls for intensified efforts to end Israeli war on Gaza, Lebanon

World Shirazi Foundation calls for intensified efforts to end Israeli war on Gaza, Lebanon

The World Shirazi Foundation has commended the efforts of the countries participating in the Paris meeting, which includes representatives from 70 nations, to halt the ongoing war on Gaza and Lebanon. In a statement received by the Shia Waves Agency,…
Freemuslim Association urges UN to revive its humanitarian role amid worsening global crises

Freemuslim Association urges UN to revive its humanitarian role amid worsening global crises

On the 77th anniversary of the United Nations, the Freemuslim Association—a global anti-violence organization— called on the UN to revitalize its humanitarian mission amid escalating global crises and mounting challenges in achieving its foundational goals. In a statement, the organization…
Europe Ends Daylight Saving Time Amid Health Concerns

Europe Ends Daylight Saving Time Amid Health Concerns

Most of Europe will end daylight saving time (DST) this weekend, turning clocks back one hour, Euro News reported yesterday. This biannual time change, which occurs in spring and autumn, has been standard practice for years. However, health experts warn…
Nearly 130 Dead or Missing in Philippines Flooding and Landslides

Nearly 130 Dead or Missing in Philippines Flooding and Landslides

Nearly 130 people are dead or missing following severe flooding and landslides triggered by Tropical Storm Trami, News 40 WNKY reported. The storm, which moved away from the northwestern Philippines on Friday, has left at least 85 confirmed dead and…
Kipeto Energy Named 2024 UN Person of the Year

Kipeto Energy Named 2024 UN Person of the Year

Kipeto Energy, Kenya’s second-largest wind farm located in Kajiado County, has been awarded the 2024 United Nations (UN) Person of the Year Award for its contributions to climate action and sustainable development, Xinhua reported yesterday. Established by three Kenyans with…
World Faces Climate Crisis as UN Warns of Rising Temperatures

World Faces Climate Crisis as UN Warns of Rising Temperatures

In a stark warning on Thursday, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has highlighted the dire consequences of global inaction on climate change, stating that the world is “paying a terrible price,” Al Jazeera reported. The UN report reveals that current policies…
Survey Reveals Alarming Rise in Racism Against Muslims in Europe

Survey Reveals Alarming Rise in Racism Against Muslims in Europe

Muslims in Europe are facing a troubling increase in racism and discrimination, with nearly half of respondents in a recent survey reporting negative experiences. The EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) released a survey revealing that 47% of Muslims across…
Biodiversity Decline in Protected Areas Raises Alarm at UN Summit

Biodiversity Decline in Protected Areas Raises Alarm at UN Summit

Research indicates that biodiversity is declining more rapidly within key protected areas than outside, prompting urgent calls for action at the UN’s Cop16 talks in Cali, Colombia, The Guardian reported yesterday. This summit aims to assess progress on the 2022…
Germany deports over 750 Syrian refugees to other countries in 2024, local media says

Germany deports over 750 Syrian refugees to other countries in 2024, local media says

The German newspaper ‘Frankfurter’ revealed that German authorities deported 787 Syrian refugees in the first half of 2024, though not directly to Syria, due to legal and political obstacles. Instead, the deportations were to other countries as part of bilateral…
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