Al-Azhar Jamia's appeal for boycott of Sweden and Netherlands products

Al-Azhar Jamia’s appeal for boycott of Sweden and Netherlands products

Azhar University, Egypt, file photo Egypt’s Al-Azhar University has appealed to Muslims to boycott the products of Sweden and the Netherlands. A few days ago, the Quran was desecrated in Sweden, on which Jamia Al-Azhar has asked to boycott its products. Right-wing leader Rasmus Paludan desecrated the Quran outside the Turkish embassy in Stockholm. Al-Azhar…

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Iran has announced sanctions against several individuals of the European Union and the British government

Iran has announced sanctions against several individuals of the European Union and the British government

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran issued a statement announcing the imposition of sanctions on several individuals and institutions of the European Union and the British government. According to the details, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran has imposed sanctions on several European Union and British government officials and…

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Simon Walters will take over as the new British ambassador to Israel

Simon Walters will take over as the new British ambassador to Israel

Britain has appointed Simon Walters as its new ambassador to Israel, with current ambassador Neil Wigan moving to another country. Neil Wigan tweeted: “I’m delighted (and a little sad) that Simon Walters will replace me as British Ambassador to Israel this summer. “I’m jealous of Simon’s better Hebrew,” he said. Simon Walters was already learning…

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Two-thirds of Yemenis need humanitarian support and protection

Two-thirds of Yemenis need humanitarian support and protection

The UN humanitarian affairs office OCHA is calling for $4.3 billion to reach the 17.3 million most vulnerable people in need, whose lives have been turned upside down because of protracted war, displacement and economic collapse, compounded by recurrent natural disasters. Yemen’s civil war began in 2014 when Houthi rebels took the capital, Sana’a, forcing…

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Sudan: Progress in Darfur militia leader trial, but Government cooperation wanes

Sudan: Progress in Darfur militia leader trial, but Government cooperation wanes

Presenting his latest report, ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan updated ambassadors on proceedings against Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman, also known as “Ali Kushayb”, charged with 31 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity.  These atrocities were allegedly committed during the Darfur conflict which began in 2003, pitting Sudanese Government forces, backed by militia groups known…

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