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Germany deports over 750 Syrian refugees to other countries in 2024, local media says

Germany deports over 750 Syrian refugees to other countries in 2024, local media says

The German newspaper ‘Frankfurter’ revealed that German authorities deported 787 Syrian refugees in the first half of 2024, though not directly to Syria, due to legal and political obstacles. Instead, the deportations were to other countries as part of bilateral…
Muslim Students Protest Prayer Room Closure at Swinburne University

Muslim Students Protest Prayer Room Closure at Swinburne University

Muslim students at Swinburne University in Melbourne expressed their outrage after being locked out of prayer rooms on Friday, ABC News reported yesterday. The closure forced students to pray in the atrium of the Hawthorn campus, as the Swinburne Islamic…
Global Warming Intensifies Flooding Crisis in Africa

Global Warming Intensifies Flooding Crisis in Africa

Global warming is exacerbating deadly flooding in Africa, despite the continent contributing only a small fraction to global emissions, Al Jazeera reported yesterday. In 2024, intensified rainy seasons have led to catastrophic floods across the Niger and Lake Chad basins,…
UN accuses China of abuses, Beijing dismisses as “Biggest Lie”

UN accuses China of abuses, Beijing dismisses as “Biggest Lie”

Australia, the U.S., and 13 other nations criticized China during a UN session, accusing it of human rights violations in Xinjiang and Tibet. The UN previously reported that China’s arbitrary detention in Xinjiang may amount to crimes against humanity. Australia’s…
Climate Crisis to Push 150 Million Africans into Poverty by 2050, Experts Warn

Climate Crisis to Push 150 Million Africans into Poverty by 2050, Experts Warn

Experts have warned that the climate crisis will drive an additional 150 million people into poverty in Africa by 2050, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. Magda Robalo Silva, from the Institute for Global Health and Development, highlighted that floods and droughts…
95 al-Shabaab Terrorists Killed, 7 Villages Liberated in Military Operations in Somalia

95 al-Shabaab Terrorists Killed, 7 Villages Liberated in Military Operations in Somalia

The Somali Defense Ministry announced on Monday that the Somali National Army (SNA), with support from local and international partners, killed over 95 al-Shabaab militants during recent military operations, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. The SNA focused its efforts in Middle…
Uyghur Congress Faces Unprecedented Harassment Ahead of General Assembly in Sarajevo

Uyghur Congress Faces Unprecedented Harassment Ahead of General Assembly in Sarajevo

The World Uyghur Congress (WUC) is set to commence its eighth general assembly in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, amid unprecedented harassment from the Chinese government, VOA reported yesterday. WUC spokesperson Zumretay Arkin reported threats of physical harm, arrest, and sabotage…
Vietnamese Firms Eye Halal Market in MENA

Vietnamese Firms Eye Halal Market in MENA

The Middle East-North Africa (MENA) region presents significant opportunities for Vietnamese businesses in the rapidly expanding Halal food market, Vietnam Plus revealed yesterday. A report from Coherent Market Insights projects the market will grow at 9.15% annually, increasing from $192.6…
Sinicization of the Quran: Training Course for Islamic Clergy in Beijing

Sinicization of the Quran: Training Course for Islamic Clergy in Beijing

On October 13, Islamic clergy from Hunan Province attended a training course in Beijing aimed at promoting the “Sinicization” of Islam and the Quran, Bitter Winter revealed yesterday. Organized by the Central United Front Work Department and the China Islamic…
Germany Reports First Case of New Mpox Variant

Germany Reports First Case of New Mpox Variant

German health authorities confirmed the country’s first case of a new, potentially more contagious mpox variant, clade 1b, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) reported that the infection was detected last Friday, with the patient believed to…
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