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Morocco Halts 45,000 Migrants from Crossing to Europe in 2024

Morocco Halts 45,000 Migrants from Crossing to Europe in 2024

Morocco has successfully stopped 45,015 migrants from illegally entering Europe since January 2024, Arab News reported today. The country has also dismantled 177 trafficking gangs during this period. In comparison, Morocco intercepted 75,184 migrants in 2023, marking a 6% increase…
Food Crisis Escalates as 1.9 Million Face Acute Malnutrition Risk

Food Crisis Escalates as 1.9 Million Face Acute Malnutrition Risk

A recent report from the Global Network Against Food Crisis reveals a staggering rise in food insecurity, with 1.9 million people projected to face acute malnutrition in 2024—a significant increase from 705,000 last year, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. The Global…
Flooding Affects 710,000 People in South Sudan, UN Reports

Flooding Affects 710,000 People in South Sudan, UN Reports

The UN relief agency has reported that ongoing flooding has impacted over 710,000 individuals across 30 of South Sudan’s 78 counties and the Abyei Administrative Area, Xinhua reported yesterday. Heavy rains that began in May have exacerbated an already dire…
Tragic School Fire in Kenya Claims 21 Lives

Tragic School Fire in Kenya Claims 21 Lives

A devastating fire at Hillside Endarasha Academy in Nyeri County, Kenya, has resulted in the deaths of at least 21 young children, with 25 others hospitalized, VOA reported on Saturday. The blaze broke out shortly after midnight on Friday, engulfing…
Super Typhoon Yagi hits China’s Hainan Island, prompting mass evacuations

Super Typhoon Yagi hits China’s Hainan Island, prompting mass evacuations

Super Typhoon Yagi, the strongest storm to hit Hainan Island in a decade, made landfall in Wenchang city with wind speeds of 223 km/h (138 mph). Around 400,000 people were evacuated before the storm, with transportation services halted and schools…
Cultural Genocide in Xinjiang: Systematic Erasure of Uyghur Identity Through State-Run Boarding Schools

Cultural Genocide in Xinjiang: Systematic Erasure of Uyghur Identity Through State-Run Boarding Schools

The Chinese government’s systematic campaign against the Uyghur population has intensified over the past decade, with state-run boarding schools in Xinjiang (East Turkistan) serving as tools of cultural genocide. According to an article published by Bitter Winter on September 5,…
At least 7 migrants rescued, 21 others missing after boat capsizes off Italian island

At least 7 migrants rescued, 21 others missing after boat capsizes off Italian island

At least seven people have been rescued, while 21 others are still missing after their boat capsized near the island of Lampedusa, according to the Italian coast guard. The survivors, all Syrian nationals, were found on a partially submerged boat…
Rwanda sees significant increase in Muslim population, Mufti says

Rwanda sees significant increase in Muslim population, Mufti says

Rwanda sees a significant increase in the number of new Muslims, with an estimated 1,000 people converting to Islam every month, according to Sheikh Musa Sindayigaya, the Mufti of Rwanda and head of the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs. This…
Kyrgyzstan Hosts National Quran Memorization Competition for Girls

Kyrgyzstan Hosts National Quran Memorization Competition for Girls

Kyrgyzstan is hosting a national Holy Quran memorization contest for girls, with 270 contestants participating in the preliminary rounds. The competition spans seven provinces and two cities, in which participants compete in four categories: memorizing the entire Quran, 20 Juzes,…
Far-Right Victory in Thuringia Raises Concerns for Migrants

Far-Right Victory in Thuringia Raises Concerns for Migrants

The recent electoral success of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) in Thuringia, where the party secured nearly 33% of the vote, has heightened anxiety among migrants, Arab News reported yesterday. Many fear that rising nationalism will lead to increased…
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