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UN Warns Sudan Drone Strikes Killed More Than 1,000 Civilians in 2026

Geneva-The United Nations human rights chief said Monday that drone warfare in Sudan has sharply increased, with more than 1,000

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Palestinian Prisoner Dies After Heart Attack in Israeli Jail

London-A Palestinian security prisoner died in an Israeli prison after suffering a heart attack, the Palestinian Commission of Detainees’ Affairs

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Myanmar Detains US Businessman and Author Over Property Dispute, Sources Say

Yangon- Myanmar authorities have detained an American businessman and author who wrote about the country’s 2021 military coup, with police

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Al-Qaeda-Linked JNIM Softens Rule as It Expands Control in Mali

Dakar-Al-Qaeda-linked militants in Mali have reduced public brutality and taken on broader administrative roles in areas under their control, residents

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Denmark, Pakistan Seek UN Action Against Attacks on Peacekeepers

New York City- Denmark and Pakistan have proposed a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for stronger action against those

US Deportees Sent to Central African Republic Spark Legal Concerns

Bangui-A group of migrants deported from the United States arrived in the Central African Republic on Friday, including an Iranian

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Veteran journalist chronicles Afghanistan’s upheavals through the story of Kabul’s landmark hotel

“Afghans always used to say: the last to die is hope.” A new book by a veteran international journalist uses

Casablanca court jails 18 over Gen Z protest-related charges, minors to face trial

Morocco-A court in Casablanca sentenced 18 people on Thursday over their involvement in youth-led protests in Morocco last year, handing

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Kashmir Protest Death Toll Climbs To 20 As Clashes Intensify

Muzaffarabad-The death toll from clashes between police and supporters of a banned protest movement in Pakistan-administered Kashmir has risen to

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China’s Women Push Back on Reproductive Pressures as Legacy of One-Child Era Shapes Family Choices

“Women don’t feel obligated to have a baby any more,” said Beijing-based filmmaker Guligo Jia, reflecting a shift in attitudes

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