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Swiss Alps Offer Solace and Strength to Refugees Through Mountaineering

Swiss Alps Offer Solace and Strength to Refugees Through Mountaineering

A unique initiative in the Swiss Alps is helping refugees from conflict-ridden countries find healing and community through mountaineering. The Geneva-based non-profit, Peaks4All, utilizes alpine climbs to foster integration and help exiles from nations like Afghanistan, Iran, and Ukraine overcome…
Gaza Crisis Deepens: Thousands of Children Killed Amidst Alarming Famine Risk

Gaza Crisis Deepens: Thousands of Children Killed Amidst Alarming Famine Risk

The humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip continues to escalate, with UNICEF reporting that one in three Palestinians are now going days without food, pushing the region to the brink of famine. According to Al Jazeera citing the UN Children’s…
Gaza Faces Intensified Crisis Amidst Stalled Ceasefire Talks and Mounting Aid Demands

Gaza Faces Intensified Crisis Amidst Stalled Ceasefire Talks and Mounting Aid Demands

The humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip continues to deepen, marked by ongoing violence, a looming famine, and urgent appeals for aid, even as ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas remain stalled. International pressure is mounting for an end to…
Hijab in India Meets Constitutional Essential Religious Practice Criteria, Expert Analysis Finds

Hijab in India Meets Constitutional Essential Religious Practice Criteria, Expert Analysis Finds

A recent analytical piece published by Muslim Mirror argues that the hijab worn by Muslim women in India meets all criteria of the Essential Religious Practice test under constitutional law. More details in the following report: A detailed analysis published…
Children in Gaza Face Unprecedented Starvation Amid Blockade, UN Warns

Children in Gaza Face Unprecedented Starvation Amid Blockade, UN Warns

UN officials told the Security Council on Wednesday, as an 11-week blockade and restricted aid flows push young Palestinians to the brink of survival, Arab News reported. In June alone, more than 5,800 girls and boys were diagnosed as acutely…
Iran Forcing Afghan Refugees into “Hell,” says EU Lawmaker

Iran Forcing Afghan Refugees into “Hell,” says EU Lawmaker

EU lawmaker Hannah Neumann has strongly condemned Iran’s mass deportation of Afghan refugees, describing it as a “collective failure” and a “forced return to hell without any legal process.” In a powerful statement, Neumann, a Member of the European Parliament,…
Religious Minorities Face Growing Threats in Syria Amid Rising Islamist Influence 

Religious Minorities Face Growing Threats in Syria Amid Rising Islamist Influence 

Syria’s Alawite, Christian, and Druze communities are facing escalating violence as Sunni Islamist factions, backed by Gulf and Western powers, consolidate influence in the post-Assad era. According to an article published by Modern Tokiyo Times, recent attacks on faith minority…
Deepening Crisis in Gaza: Infants Malnourished Amidst Aid Site Violence

Deepening Crisis in Gaza: Infants Malnourished Amidst Aid Site Violence

Gaza faces a dire nutrition crisis among infants, exacerbated by severely restricted aid and a surge in casualties around distribution sites, overwhelming the shattered health system. Gaza’s humanitarian crisis is escalating, with a deepening nutrition emergency impacting infants and a…
Simple Early Treatment Could Save Thousands of African Children in Comas, New Research Finds

Simple Early Treatment Could Save Thousands of African Children in Comas, New Research Finds

Despite improvements in healthcare and vaccination across sub-Saharan Africa, survival chances for children arriving at hospitals unconscious and unresponsive have remained poor for decades. Recent research highlights that a straightforward approach—giving antibiotics immediately upon hospital admission along with antimalarial treatment—could…
Ex-World Leaders Urge Global Action to Tackle Extreme Inequality Amid Rise of Trillionaires

Ex-World Leaders Urge Global Action to Tackle Extreme Inequality Amid Rise of Trillionaires

A group of 40 former world leaders, including ex-British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, has called for urgent global cooperation to address rising inequality and poverty as the prospect of the world’s first trillionaires looms. The leaders’ letter, organized by Club…
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