Despite the opening of universities, restrictions on female students remain

Despite the opening of universities, restrictions on female students remain

Universities in Afghanistan reopened after the winter break, but female students are still barred from pursuing higher education. The Taliban’s move to deny female students access to higher education was criticized internationally. It was hoped that the students would be allowed to continue their studies when the universities opened after the winter break, but the…

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Work on relaxation of visa conditions for 6 countries, including India and Egypt

Work on relaxation of visa conditions for 6 countries, including India and Egypt

An international airport in Russia Russia is working to facilitate visa procedures for 6 countries, including India, Syria, Indonesia, Angola, Vietnam and the Philippines. According to the Russian news agency, Russia is also making progress on visa-free entry agreements with 11 countries. These countries include Saudi Arabia, Barbados, Haiti, Zambia, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mexico and Trinidad….

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There may be internal differences in the army over judicial reforms, Israeli army chief

There may be internal differences in the army over judicial reforms, Israeli army chief

Israeli Army Chief Lieutenant General Herzi Halawi Israel’s army chief Lt. Gen. Herzi Halawi has warned the government that there could be internal divisions within the army over judicial reforms. Army Chief General Herzi Halawi says that the conflict over judicial reforms may cause young people to refuse mandatory service in the Israeli army. He…

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Millions of Dollars Gift Case; Legislation to Protect Israeli Prime Minister from Disqualification

Millions of Dollars Gift Case; Legislation to Protect Israeli Prime Minister from Disqualification

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu accepted a gift worth 270,000; Photo: File Tel Aviv: The Israeli cabinet approved a new law to allow Prime Minister-elect Netanyahu to keep a $270,000 gift he received from a late relative. According to the international news organization, the High Court of Israel ruled last year that as Prime Minister, Netanyahu…

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DR Congo: Guterres urges M23 rebels to respect Tuesday ceasefire agreement

DR Congo: Guterres urges M23 rebels to respect Tuesday ceasefire agreement

In a statement released by his Spokesperson, António Guterres welcomed the international and regional efforts which took place last week, led by the President of Angola and African Union (AU) Champion for Peace and Reconciliation, João Lourenço, with the Mouvement du 23 Mars (M23). Eastern DRC is home to multiple armed groups, including the rebel M23 force, which has been…

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