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Activists say Taliban’s ban on girls’ education is a “Crime Against Humanity”

Activists say Taliban’s ban on girls’ education is a “Crime Against Humanity”

Afghan activists have strongly condemned the Taliban’s continued ban on girls’ education beyond the sixth grade, calling it one of the gravest human rights violations. Since the Taliban regained control in August 2021, Afghanistan remains the only country in the…
Iraqi army announces killing of four suspected ISIS members in Kirkuk

Iraqi army announces killing of four suspected ISIS members in Kirkuk

An Iraqi airstrike in Kirkuk province killed four suspected ISIS members, including a significant leader, as part of ongoing efforts to eliminate ISIS remnants, the army said on Tuesday. The strike, conducted by F-16 aircraft, also destroyed weapons and communication…
Islamist Militants Attack Police Office in Pakistan, Four Dead

Islamist Militants Attack Police Office in Pakistan, Four Dead

In a violent assault on October 14, Islamist militants dressed as women stormed a police office in Bannu, killing three policemen and a civilian, Reuters reported. The attack, which involved five suicide bombers, unfolded over several hours before all attackers…
Taliban’s Ban on Broadcasting Living Beings Forces TV Channels in Takhar to Shut Down

Taliban’s Ban on Broadcasting Living Beings Forces TV Channels in Takhar to Shut Down

Television channels in Afghanistan’s Takhar Province have suspended operations following a Taliban directive banning the broadcast of footage featuring living beings, Amu TV reported yesterday. The Afghanistan Journalists Center (AFJC) reported that both the state-run Radio Television of Afghanistan (RTA)…
Afghanistan’s Hunger Crisis Worsens: Global Hunger Index 2024

Afghanistan’s Hunger Crisis Worsens: Global Hunger Index 2024

The 2024 Global Hunger Index (GHI) report reveals that Afghanistan has ranked 116th out of 127 countries, with a score of 30.8, a decline from last year’s 114th place and a score of 30.6, Khaama Press reported yesterday. The report…
More than 450 archaeological artifacts discovered in Iraq’s Babylon province

More than 450 archaeological artifacts discovered in Iraq’s Babylon province

The Iraqi General Authority for Heritage and Antiquities announced today, Saturday, the discovery of 478 archaeological artifacts in Babylon Province. In a statement, the authority explained that a mission oversight committee, along with the director of the excavations department, visited…
US Conducts Air Strikes Against ISIS Camps in Syria

US Conducts Air Strikes Against ISIS Camps in Syria

On Friday, October 11, US Central Command announced a series of air strikes targeting multiple known ISIS camps in Syria, France 24 reported. The operation aimed to disrupt ISIS’s capacity to plan and execute attacks against the United States, its…
Lebanese Navy Rescues 99 Migrants from Distressed Boats

Lebanese Navy Rescues 99 Migrants from Distressed Boats

The Lebanese navy successfully rescued 99 migrants attempting to flee the country illegally on Friday, Xinhua reported yesterday. The operation involved the rescue of 98 Syrians and one Lebanese national from two boats that were sinking while en route to…
Tribal Clashes in Pakistan Claim 11 Lives

Tribal Clashes in Pakistan Claim 11 Lives

At least 11 people were killed and eight injured, including women and children, in tribal clashes in northwestern Pakistan on Saturday, Arab News reported yesterday. The violence erupted in Kurram district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, following a shooting incident between rival…
Train Collision in Egypt Kills 1, Injures 21 People

Train Collision in Egypt Kills 1, Injures 21 People

A train collision in Minya Province, Egypt, on Sunday resulted in 20 injuries as two carriages fell into an irrigation canal, VOA reported on Sunday. The Egyptian National Railways (ENR) reported that the accident occurred when one train struck the…
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