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Senior Officials of Imam Hussein Media Group Visit Islamic and Shia Centers in Germany

Senior Officials of Imam Hussein Media Group Visit Islamic and Shia Centers in Germany

Senior officials from Imam Hussein Media Group have recently visited several Islamic and Shia centers across Germany. Hujjat al-Islam wal-Muslimin Sheikh Mustafa Mohammadi, the Secretary-General of the Imam Hussein Media Group, accompanied by Mr. Qassem Fahad and Mr. Sayyid Raouf…
Greece plans tougher migration law, faster deportations

Greece plans tougher migration law, faster deportations

Greece is preparing legislation to impose stricter penalties on rejected asylum seekers and speed up their return to home countries, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced Wednesday. The proposed law, which requires parliamentary approval, will penalize individuals who stay in Greece…
Norway to test tax cuts on youth in job market study

Norway to test tax cuts on youth in job market study

Norway plans to randomly select 100,000 individuals born between 1990 and 2005 to receive annual tax cuts of up to $2,700 as part of a government study on employment and income, Reuters reported. The Labour Party initiative, announced Tuesday, aims…
Texas mandates age checks for app stores in child safety push

Texas mandates age checks for app stores in child safety push

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has signed a new law requiring Apple and Google to verify the age of users on their app stores, with parental consent needed for users under 18 to download apps or make in-app purchases, the CNN…
Poorest nations face record debt repayments to China, report warns

Poorest nations face record debt repayments to China, report warns

A new report from the Lowy Institute warns that the world’s poorest nations are facing record debt repayments to China, with $22 billion due in 2025 from 75 low-income countries. The report states that China’s role is shifting from lender…
Microplastics detected in land insects, raising food chain concerns

Microplastics detected in land insects, raising food chain concerns

Microplastics have been found in land insects for the first time, suggesting widespread contamination across entire ecosystems, according to The Telegraph. A study by Sussex and Exeter universities found plastic fragments in beetles, slugs, snails, and earthworms, indicating that pollutants…
Kuwait Revokes Citizenship of Over 37,000, Raising Human Rights Concerns

Kuwait Revokes Citizenship of Over 37,000, Raising Human Rights Concerns

Since August 2024, Kuwait has revoked the citizenship of more than 37,000 people, mostly migrant women who had acquired citizenship through marriage, sparking widespread criticism from human rights organizations and regional analysts, Khaama Press reported. This mass revocation is part…
Baku Set to Host Global Conference on Islamophobia Challenges

Baku Set to Host Global Conference on Islamophobia Challenges

The Baku International Multiculturalism Center, alongside the Center for Analysis of International Relations and Baku Initiative Group, will convene the 3rd International Scientific Conference “Islamophobia: Exposing Prejudice and Destroying Stigma” on May 26-27, Trend news agency reported. This high-profile gathering…
UN Warns of Renewed Syrian Conflict, Offers Hope After Sanctions Lifted

UN Warns of Renewed Syrian Conflict, Offers Hope After Sanctions Lifted

The top UN official for Syria, Geir Pedersen, warned on Wednesday of “real dangers of renewed conflict and deeper confrontation” in the war-torn country, Arab News reported. However, he also expressed hope for improved living conditions following decisions by the…
Hazara Culture Day Showcases Resilience Amid Historical Persecution

Hazara Culture Day Showcases Resilience Amid Historical Persecution

Kabul celebrated Hazara Culture Day on May 21 with a vibrant exhibition of traditional crafts, foods, and clothing, while human rights groups highlight ongoing threats to the ethnic minority that has faced centuries of targeted violence. The one-day cultural exhibition…
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