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Mass Shooting in Copenhagen Shopping Mall

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On Sunday 3 July 2022, a well-visited shopping mall in Copenhagen, Field’s, formed the stage for a mass shooting during opening hours. A 22-year-old ethnic Danish man entered the mall with a rifle and shot at civilians who were present with families and children. 10 were shot, of whom 3 were killed and several seriously injured. It is still unclear what drove the perpetrator,
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Izzat Amon: Another 6 years of Imprisonment

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 Izzat Amon, a well-known activist for the rights of labour migrants, was sentenced to another 6 years in prison as part of a trumped-up criminal case of fraud. The verdict was announced on the 6th of June in the court of the I. Somoni district of Dushanbe. Earlier, he was sentenced by the capital's court to 9 years in prison on the same charges, writes Asia Plus. Relatives of the…
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River Aggression by Hindutva India: An Issue of State Security for Bangladesh

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Major rivers continue swelling amid torrential rain and onrush of water downstream from India. Around a dozen trans-border rivers with India in Sylhet and Sunamganj were swelling, while river Kushiara was flowing 114cm above the danger level and Surma was flowing 83cm above the danger level. In the northern district of Lalmonirhat, water level of the Dharla and the Teesta increased to cross danger level in the last two days…
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Party’s Manifestos: Status-quo will remain largely unchanged since Islam has been excluded

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The race for Kenya's next president has intensified, with presidential candidates that have been cleared by the country's electoral body launching manifestos to win more votes of the Aug.9 general election. Raila Odinga who is running the Presidency at the fifth time has unveiled his party’s manifesto early June which is basically on of a revolution of the economy through the distribution of the manufacturing industry.
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The Polemic of Bon Odori

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Some weeks ago, there was a hot issue concerning the Bon Odori Festival, a festival of Japanese origin that was held at the National Sports Complex. Minister in the Prime Minister's Department (Religious Affairs), Datuk Idris Ahmad, advised Muslims not to participate in the festival because it contains elements of another religion. The Mufti of the State of Penang also added that such festivals are feared to lead to shirk.
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Beggars can’t be Choosers!

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The Taliban have renewed their pleas for the USA to release assets frozen in American banks, this time citing the need to respond to a devastating earthquake. The USA froze $9.5 billion when the Taliban took over, and is still holding around $2 billion.
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If the Property Is Made to Serve the Whim, Misery Will Be Inevitable

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"Fluctuations in global markets are continuing," President Erdogan said at a group meeting of his party. All economies are grappling with levels of inflation they haven't been seen in 40 years. Rising energy prices are deepening uncertainty in the production and supply chain. The increase in prices in all energy sources has disrupted the balances. We are aware of the increase in prices for seeds, diesel fuel, fertilizers of our…
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Australian Government Banishing Muslim Children to Death Camps in Al-Hol, Syria by Ceasing their Mothers Australian Citizenship Ruled Unconstitutional by High Court

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The High Court on Wednesday (9/6/22) ruled it unlawful for the Home Affairs Minister to strip dual nationals of their Australian citizenship under section 36B of the Australian Citizenship Act 2007 (Commonwealth), which also applies to children aged 14 to 18. The High Court decision will better protect the rights of dependent children of suspected foreign fighters charged under Australia's counter-terrorism laws, advocates say.
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