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Nepal’s Gen-Z Movement Redefines Political Power

Nepal’s Gen-Z Movement Redefines Political Power

Nepal’s Gen-Z Movement Redefines Political Power ————————————- A new, leaderless youth movement in Nepal has fundamentally reshaped the country’s political landscape, challenging traditional authority and demonstrating the power of decentralized collective action, according to an opinion piece on Al Jazeera.…
Nepal’s Gen-Z Movement Redefines Political Power

Nepal’s Gen-Z Movement Redefines Political Power

Nepal’s Gen-Z Movement Redefines Political Power ————————————- A new, leaderless youth movement in Nepal has fundamentally reshaped the country’s political landscape, challenging traditional authority and demonstrating the power of decentralized collective action, according to an opinion piece on Al Jazeera.…
EU Urges Calm as Youth-Led Protests Sweep Morocco

EU Urges Calm as Youth-Led Protests Sweep Morocco

EU Urges Calm as Youth-Led Protests Sweep Morocco ——————————– The European Union has called for restraint and dialogue amid ongoing youth-led protests in Morocco demanding political reform and improved social services, according to Arab News. EU foreign affairs spokesman Anouar…
Global Concerns Over Minority Safety and Rising Religious Tensions

Global Concerns Over Minority Safety and Rising Religious Tensions

Recent incidents around the world highlight mounting security concerns for religious minorities and escalating tensions tied to faith and ethnicity, as well as poor management of resources in Muslim nations. In the United States, a suspicious fire at the Al-Hikmah…
Tunisian Man Sentenced to Death Over Facebook Posts Criticizing President Saied

Tunisian Man Sentenced to Death Over Facebook Posts Criticizing President Saied

Tunisian Man Sentenced to Death Over Facebook Posts Criticizing President Saied ————————— A Tunisian court has sentenced 51-year-old Saber Chouchen to death for Facebook posts deemed insulting to President Kais Saied and threatening state security, Arab News reported. Chouchen was…
Two Australian Women Linked to Daesh Return Home After Fleeing Syria

Two Australian Women Linked to Daesh Return Home After Fleeing Syria

Two Australian Women Linked to Daesh Return Home After Fleeing Syria ———————————————- Two Australian women formerly affiliated with Daesh and their four children have returned to Australia after escaping from northern Syria and being briefly detained in Lebanon, Arab News…
Germany Plans ‘Return Centers’ as New Strict Migration Policy Takes Shape

Germany Plans ‘Return Centers’ as New Strict Migration Policy Takes Shape

Germany’s Interior Minister has announced plans to establish “Return Centers” for asylum seekers near their countries of origin, emphasizing that the deportation of unauthorized and criminal asylum seekers is a priority before the end of the year. This decision is…
Global Campaign “Imam Hussein For All”; Supporting Shia in Underprivileged Areas

Global Campaign “Imam Hussein For All”; Supporting Shia in Underprivileged Areas

The campaign “Imam Hussein (peace be upon him) For All” was launched simultaneously with the birth anniversary of Imam Hasan al-Askari (peace be upon him) by a group of Shia followers of Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them) from various…
WFP Warns of ‘Catastrophic Conditions’ in Somalia as Funding Cuts Deepen

WFP Warns of ‘Catastrophic Conditions’ in Somalia as Funding Cuts Deepen

WFP Warns of ‘Catastrophic Conditions’ in Somalia as Funding Cuts Deepen ————————————- The World Food Programme (WFP) has warned that Somalia is on the brink of a catastrophic hunger crisis as international funding shortfalls force the agency to scale back…
Tajikistan Considers Restricting Social Media Access for Children

Tajikistan Considers Restricting Social Media Access for Children

Tajikistan Considers Restricting Social Media Access for Children ———————————— Tajikistan is moving towards new legislation that would place limits on children’s access to social media. A representative has proposed a ban on social media use for children under the age…
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