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Fourth day after disastrous storm, flash floods – Oman and UAE grapple with aftermath
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Oman are still grappling with the aftermath of a record-breaking storm that brought much of the region to a standstill.
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Activists create ‘crime scene’ before Meta’s London HQ protesting its complicity in hate crimes
Meta’s London headquarters was stormed by activists of Indian origin, in protest against its complicity in spreading and profiting from hate-inciting Facebook posts and misinformation ahead of the 2024 Indian general election that starts on Friday.
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‘Catastrophe unparalleled’: War in Sudan enters second year
It has been almost an year since the outbreak of the conflict in Sudan. The UN claims that it is currently "experiencing a humanitarian crisis of epic proportions."
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Muslim student says US university cancelled valedictorian speech amid anti-Palestinian ‘hatred’
The University of Southern California has canceled its valedictorian speech from a Muslim student, Asna Tabassum, who said she was being silenced by anti-Muslim and anti-Palestinian hatred.
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Israel killed 6,000 mothers in Gaza, leaving 19,000 children orphaned: UN Women
Six months into the war on Gaza, over 10,000 women have been killed by Israel, among them an...
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Last Month Hottest June On Record Worldwide: European Satellite Agency
Climate scientists have long said that a warming of the earth's surface caused mainly by industrial-era emissions of carbon-dioxide from fossil fuels will make weather events more extreme.
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Inequality, Austerity deepen Global Mental Health Crisis: UN
"Reducing inequalities is a precondition for promoting mental health and for reducing key risk factors, such as violence, disempowerment and social exclusion,"
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Sudan from ‘Bread Riots’ to a national political crisis
From the dream of a democratic state, how did Sudan wake into a nightmare of violence.
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Mali: thousands protest inter-ethnic violence in call for peace
"Too much blood has been spilled. It has to stop or there will be no life left in the centre of Mali," said Habitatou Diallo one of the alleged 5,000 participants of Friday’s large-scale protest.
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Deaths of migrants to US rose 58% in the first half of 2019
The hardening of the U.S.-Mexico border control measures and the hardness of the crossing contribute to the loss of lives.
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Domestic violence is the most common killer of women around the world
U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres described violence against women as a “global pandemic” in a Sunday statement marking the international day of recognition.
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To succeed in the US, better to be born rich than smart: new Study shows
“People with talent often don’t succeed. What we found in this study is that people with talent that come from disadvantaged households don’t do as well as people with very little talent from advantaged households,” director of the CEW and lead author of the report, Anthony P. Carnevale, explained.
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Trudeau approves expansion of Trans Mountain Pipeline despite Indigenous protests
Canada is evicting Indigenous people to make way for a mega-pipeline.
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Sri Lanka: reporter targeted for Islamophobia coverage
According to Colombo-based media watch dog "Free Media Movement" (FMM), Sinhalese authorities are pursuing legal action under the provisions of the 2007 International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) against Kusal Perera.
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Human Rights Watch called Morsi’s death “terrible” but “entirely predictable”
Egypt's former President Mohamed Morsi has died after appearing in court in the capital, Cairo, according to authorities.
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Botswana decriminalises homosexuality in historic judgment
judge Michael Leburu said that it is “not in the public interest” to criminalize same sex sexual conduct.
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Climate change is already affecting global food production—unequally
impacts of climate change on global food production are mostly negative in Europe, Southern Africa, and Australia, generally positive in Latin America, and mixed in Asia and Northern and Central America
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