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Russian attacks have intensified in the Ukrainian city of Kherson and citizens of Kherson are feeling the area to save their lives. BBC reported that a thirteen years old Nika Selivanova was leaving her home because of intense attacks from Russia she said, Before they [Russian forces] shelled us seven to 10 times a day, …
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Winter storm takes over 60% population of the United States of America, trapping people indoors and making life difficult for those working people. The winter storm turned into a bomb cyclone as the temperatures hit below -45° turning everything into snowy white and icy due to which 21 people have died so far. 21 people …
India’s opposition leader, Rahul Gandhi is all set to lead Congress Party into the ‘Unite India Rally’ to raise their voices against ‘the hate and division’ technique that their counterparts Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) use. The Unite India Rally is a cross-country rally that began in September in the Kanyakumari areas of India. The United …
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Restrictions on women are increasing day by day in Taliban ruled Afghanistan that is causing huge problems for women. A few days ago, Taliban government in Afghanistan banned women from their universities and stole their rights to higher education. Women set out of their houses and gathered on the streets of Kabul to protest against …
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Many umrah pilgrims endured torrential rain as the holy city of Makkah received heavy rain on Friday, while many cars were carried away in floodwaters. Several parts of Saudi Arabia received heavy rain on Friday, including Makkah, Madina, and Jeddah. According to reports from Saudi media, the government had put emergency personnel on high alert …
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Saudi Education and Training Evaluation Commission (ETEC), issued a statement that female students will no longer wear abayas in exam rooms. According to the Ministry of Education and ETEC, which accredits educational and training systems, female students are required to wear school uniforms inside test rooms to comply with public decency laws in the country. …
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Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) is planning to establish a tower structure that will be taller than Burj Khalifa. Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund is developing an 18-square-kilometer masterland in the north of Riyadh The tallest building in the world is Dubai’s Burj Khalifa and its height is around 828 meters. The new project …
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Tehreek e Taliban (TTP) has been carrying out several attacks in Pakistan which resulted in a number of casualties. Pakistan’s government does not contend with this situation. Now the Secretary of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres mentions that the Taliban should stop doing terrorist attacks on its neighboring countries. In one of the press conferences, …
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Police received a complaint of firing from a building in Vaughan towards the Northern part of Toronto. Police observed that 5 people have died due to gunfire. On Sunday, a gunman open fire at a block of flats in Vaughan which killed 5 people and injured others. The injured people were immediately rushed to hospital …
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Radisson Blu is one of the finest hotels in Berlin which contains AquaDom with a capacity of million liters of water containing different fish species. This AquaDom is a huge aquarium in the lobby of the hotel containing more than 1500 fish. However, a tragic incident took place in which the Aqua Dom exploded. AquaDom …
