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UNRWA Chief: Unprecedented Toll on Journalists and Aid Workers in Gaza

UNRWA Chief: Unprecedented Toll on Journalists and Aid Workers in Gaza

UNRWA Chief: Unprecedented Toll on Journalists and Aid Workers in Gaza ………….. UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini stated that the scale of violence in Gaza is unmatched in modern conflict, with no safe zones and continuous strikes on homes, schools, hospitals,…
Africa Launches Continental Plan to Combat Cholera

Africa Launches Continental Plan to Combat Cholera

Africa Launches Continental Plan to Combat Cholera ————————————– The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) have unveiled a continental emergency plan to combat cholera, which has seen an alarming rise in…
France Returns Human Skulls to Madagascar After 128 Years of Massacre

France Returns Human Skulls to Madagascar After 128 Years of Massacre

France Returns Human Skulls to Madagascar After 128 Years of Massacre ————————————– France has formally returned three human skulls to Madagascar, including one believed to belong to King Toera, who was beheaded by French colonial forces, Al Jazeera reported. The…
UN Sounds Alarm Over Humanitarian Crisis in El-Fasher; 260,000 Civilians Trapped

UN Sounds Alarm Over Humanitarian Crisis in El-Fasher; 260,000 Civilians Trapped

UN Sounds Alarm Over Humanitarian Crisis in El-Fasher; 260,000 Civilians Trapped ————————————— The United Nations has issued a grave warning about the humanitarian crisis in El-Fasher, a city in Sudan’s North Darfur province, which is under siege by the paramilitary…
Texas GOP Candidate Sparks Backlash After Quran Burning Video

Texas GOP Candidate Sparks Backlash After Quran Burning Video

Texas GOP Candidate Sparks Backlash After Quran Burning Video ………………. Valentina Gomez, a Republican candidate in Texas, has drawn widespread criticism after posting a video in which she burns a copy of the Quran using a torch. The footage, shared…
Tigray Supreme Court Upholds Muslim Students’ Right to Wear Hijab in Axum Schools

Tigray Supreme Court Upholds Muslim Students’ Right to Wear Hijab in Axum Schools

Tigray Supreme Court Upholds Muslim Students’ Right to Wear Hijab in Axum Schools ……………… The Supreme Court in Ethiopia’s Tigray region has ruled in favor of allowing Muslim schoolgirls in the city of Axum to wear the hijab, marking a…
Armed Group Advances Toward Bamako, Raising Fears of Humanitarian Crisis in Mali

Armed Group Advances Toward Bamako, Raising Fears of Humanitarian Crisis in Mali

Armed Group Advances Toward Bamako, Raising Fears of Humanitarian Crisis in Mali ……………. An armed group linked to al-Qaeda, known as Jama’at Nasr al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), has intensified its attacks in Mali, prompting serious concerns as it moves closer to…
North America’s Halal Food Market Set to Surpass $226 Billion by 2033

North America’s Halal Food Market Set to Surpass $226 Billion by 2033

North America’s Halal Food Market Set to Surpass $226 Billion by 2033 …………….. The halal food market in the United States and Canada is experiencing rapid growth, with projections indicating it could exceed $226 billion by 2033—more than double its…
Islamic Center in Japan Hosts Fifth “Open Mosque Day” in Tokyo

Islamic Center in Japan Hosts Fifth “Open Mosque Day” in Tokyo

Islamic Center in Japan Hosts Fifth “Open Mosque Day” in Tokyo …………… The Islamic Center in Japan, in collaboration with Tokyo Mosque, organized the fifth edition of the “Open Mosque Day” event on Saturday. This initiative aims to introduce Japanese…
Massive dust storm strikes Phoenix in US, causes damage, power outages

Massive dust storm strikes Phoenix in US, causes damage, power outages

Massive dust storm strikes Phoenix in US, causes damage, power outages ——————————– A massive dust storm, known as a haboob, struck the Phoenix metropolitan area in Arizona on Monday evening, bringing severe thunderstorms, widespread damage, downed trees, and power outages,…
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