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European leaders are failing to address rising anti-Muslim hatred, warns EU Islamophobia coordinator
March 14, 2025
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
March 14, 2025
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
March 14, 2025
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
March 14, 2025
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…
Measles cases in Europe double due to declining vaccination rates after pandemic, WHO Warns
March 14, 2025
Measles cases in Europe double due to declining vaccination rates after pandemic, WHO Warns
Measles cases in the European region more than doubled in 2024, reaching the highest level in over 25 years, according to the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF, Reuters reported. The surge is attributed to declining vaccination rates following the…
Somalia Security Forces Eliminate Hotel Attackers, Al-Shabab Militants
March 13, 2025
Somalia Security Forces Eliminate Hotel Attackers, Al-Shabab Militants
In Beledweyne, Somalia, security forces successfully neutralized six militants who attacked a hotel hosting traditional elders and security officials, VOA reported. The siege lasted 18 hours, during which two attackers were killed, while four others detonated explosives upon realizing their…
African Union warns against Sudan’s parallel government, expresses fears over partition
March 12, 2025
African Union warns against Sudan’s parallel government, expresses fears over partition
The African Union (AU) has condemned the establishment of a parallel government in Sudan, warning it could deepen the country’s fragmentation amid ongoing conflict, news reports said today, Wednesday. The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and its allies recently signed a…
Spain moves to regulate AI content with heavy fines
March 12, 2025
Spain moves to regulate AI content with heavy fines
Spain’s government has approved a bill imposing strict penalties on companies that fail to label AI-generated content, aiming to combat misinformation and deepfake threats, Reuters reported. The proposed law, which aligns with the European Union’s AI Act, classifies non-compliance as…
Morocco’s Residence in Sweden Hosts Iftar Celebrating Unity
March 12, 2025
Morocco’s Residence in Sweden Hosts Iftar Celebrating Unity
Morocco’s residence in Stockholm hosted a multi-faith iftar event on Monday, promoting tolerance and unity during Ramadan, Morocco World New reported. The gathering included high-ranking Swedish officials, diplomats, and representatives from the three monotheistic religions, reflecting Morocco’s commitment to interfaith…
Senegal opens first International Prophetic Biography Museum in sub-Saharan Africa
March 11, 2025
Senegal opens first International Prophetic Biography Museum in sub-Saharan Africa
Senegal has inaugurated the International Museum of the Prophetic Biography and Islamic Civilization in Dakar, making it the first of its kind in sub-Saharan Africa and the third worldwide after Saudi Arabia and Morocco. Opened on February 27 in the…