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Afghanistan’s youth suffering in Taliban’s darkness
KABUL – Amidst the challenging circumstances in Afghanistan, its youth are facing a harrowing reality under the Taliban’s oppressive rule.....
- Sulaiman Umar
- 24 Dec, 2023
Taliban now allow girls to study in madrassas as schools remain shut
KABUL – A Taliban official stated on Thursday that Afghan girls of all ages are now permitted to attend religious....
- Sulaiman Umar
- 24 Dec, 2023
Presidents of Iran and Egypt vow to move towards détente
TEHRAN – Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and his Egyptian counterpart Abdel Fattah El-Sisi agreed to “resolve” the remaining issues between....
- Sulaiman Umar
- 24 Dec, 2023
Palestinians greatest achievement in Gaza: U.S. & Britain being disgraced
TEHRAN- Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei met with thousands of people from the provinces of Kerman....
- Sulaiman Umar
- 24 Dec, 2023
Syrians cancel Christmas festivities in solidarity with Gaza
DAMASCUS: Christmas cheer has deserted the streets of Syria’s cities, where the main churches have limited celebrations to prayers in....
- Sulaiman Umar
- 24 Dec, 2023
UN rejection of Gaza ceasefire giving Israel ‘license to kill’: Arab League Chief
CAIRO: The failure of the UN Security Council to agree on a permanent ceasefire in Gaza is equivalent to providing....
- Sulaiman Umar
- 24 Dec, 2023
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Visitors to Japan in January-November period pass 20 million
The number of foreign visitors to Japan in the January-November period is estimated to have been 22,332,000, topping the 20....
- Sulaiman Umar
- 20 Dec, 2023
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Japan to partially lift ban on ride-hailing services from April
Amid a taxi driver shortage, Japan is set to partially lift its ban on ride-hailing services starting next April.Under the....
- Sulaiman Umar
- 20 Dec, 2023
PM Narendra Modi says 'few incidents' shouldn't be linked to India-US relations
PM Narendra Modi said that he would “look into” the allegations and adding that a few incidents would not affect....
- Sulaiman Umar
- 20 Dec, 2023
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Dubai's first-ever liver transplant saves 38-year-old woman's life
A 38-year-old woman successfully underwent the first-ever liver transplant in Dubai, health authorities announced on Wednesday.Carried out at Kings College....
- Sulaiman Umar
- 20 Dec, 2023
