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Pope Francis toured the once-vibrant Iraqi city of Mosul on Sunday to highlight the awful cost of religious fanaticism, demonstrating how the price was blood in that devastated place. He appeared on a dazzling red carpet regardless of a background of ruins and destruction. Thousands of Muslims, Christians, and Yazidis, Pope Francis said “were cruelly …
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Tsunami alerts were issued for New Zealand and tsunami watches were issued for Hawaii after several strong earthquakes struck along the New Zealand coast on Thursday night and Friday morning. According to the US Geological Survey, the strongest quake measuring 8.1 magnitudes occurred 600 miles northeast of New Zealand on Friday morning. There were no …
Buckingham Palace announced it will conduct probe complaints of harassment against the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle. It also added that the royals were very troubled about these charges. Meghan, however, said she was troubled by a story that she had encountered an accusation of harassment during her stay at Kensington Palace in London following …
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The latest in a series of rocket attacks in Iraq, ten rockets were fired at an Iraqi military base hosting US-led coalition troops on Wednesday, the latest in a series of rocket attacks in Iraq, with this one coming just days before Pope Francis is expected to visit the region. Missiles were launched in the …
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Ahmedabad: Ayesha Khan before committing suicide recorded a video to send the message to her husband and jumped into the Sabarmati river. The video of an Indian 23-year girl went viral on Monday and social media users are demanding justice for Ayesha Khan. She even called to her parents prior to suicide saying that, “I …
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Myanmar’s army, one week ago, alerted pro-democracy demonstrators that there would be more loss of life if their protests continued. Sunday was Myanmar’s fiercest day since the military junta took power one month ago. As per the United Nations Human Rights Office, at least 18 people were killed and more than 30 injured after security …
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A Washington Post journalist and US resident, Khashoggi, had written critical columns in 2018 about the Saudi crown prince, was later got killed by Saudi agents inside the Saudi consulate in Turkey. According to foreign media reports, the Guardian, US intelligence agencies have come to the conclusion in the newly declassified intelligence document that Mohammed …
JAKARTA: Extreme floods in many parts of the Indonesian capital forced more than a thousand residents on Saturday to evacuate their homes, with the country’s meteorological agency advising that the conditions were likely to persist for the next week. Sabdo Kurnianto, the acting director of Jakarta’s disaster prevention department, said in a statement that some …
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On Tuesday, the military junta in Myanmar guaranteed that it will hold an election and hand over power, denied that the ouster of an elected government was a coup or that its leaders had been arrested, and accused demonstrators of violence and coercion. According to Reuters, the junta’s defence of its Feb. 1 takeover of …
A recent vivid and graphic footage of the day his followers stormed the US Congress has been presented to Senators at Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial. The video showed police engaged in clashes with rioters hand-to-hand and urgently begging for help. According to The Guardian “Police bodycam footage showing officers under attack at the US …
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