• World

    Female police manages to control harassment in Egypt

    Head of fighting violence against women department, colonel Manal Atef said that female police forces managed to limit sexual harassment in Eid and other festivals. and she added in an interview on local TV, that harassment is a society’s problem that requires efforts from all society’s organizations, and she adds that…

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  • East Asia

    Bombing in Somalia’s capital Mogadishu

    At least 13 people have been killed and more than 40 others injured in a huge bomb explosion at a hotel in the Somali capital Mogadishu, according to a BBC report. A lorry was used to attack the Jazeera Palace Hotel near the airport, according to the news. Somali militant Islamist group…

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  • West Asia

    Marine cooperation between Korea and Morocco

    Busan corporation for harbors in Korea began it’s cooperation in marine navigation with Tanjier harbor in morocco. and according to KBS radio, the Korean corporation send a delegation to Tanjier to  sign the agreement on reinforcing information exchange and understanding between the two countries. The agreement includes exchanging information of…

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  • South Asia

    Floods in Chitral, Pakistan kill 31, rescue operations continue

      Massive rescue and relief efforts are under way for those isolated due to the flash floods that have hit Chitral, Pakistan over the last ten days, killing 31 people and washing away hundreds of homes with no immediate break in sight. Military helicopters are hovering over the flood-ravaged villages…

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  • West Asia

    The Full Moon through the eye of DubaiSat

      DubaiSat-2 owned and operated by the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) captured a clear, high definition photo of the full moon proving the versatility of the satellite design. The full moon image was taken with the roll tilt angle of 0 degree and roll pitch angle of 79.63…

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  • South Asia

    Pakistani reporter’s funny viral video recreated in new Bollywood film

    A few years ago, a Youtube video of a Pakistani reporter attempting to cover a scene at a railway station became viral. In 2015, a recently released Bollywood film ‘Bajrangi Bhaijan’ parodied the scene which, in turn, popularized the said reporter even more. At a railway station in Karachi, Pakistan,…

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  • South Asia

    India’s sex workers seek decriminalization of prostitution

      Soliciting, running a brothel and pimping is illegal in India but the law is vague on prostitution itself. Sex workers are hoping the Supreme Court’s ruling will force the government to decriminalize the industry, as they say they are tired of being randomly targeted by police. According to the…

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  • South Asia

    23-year-old serial rapist admits murder of 38 kids in India

      A 23-year-old, Ravinder Kumar was arrested a week prior for the murder of a minor. Since then, he has admitted his involvement in 38 cases of murder and rape of minors at different places in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana in India. Kumar claims that he sexually abused corpses…

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  • Politics

    Attack on Turkey leads to a series of protests

    Turkish PM Ahmet Davutoglu has promised to boost security along the country’s border with Syria, after 30 people were killed by a bomb in the town of Suruc, reports BBC Investigators think the blast was caused by a female suicide bomber from the Islamic State group. Correspondents say Turkey is…

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  • Society

    Timbuktu mausoleums in Mali rebuilt after destruction

    Fourteen mausoleums in the city of Timbuktu in northern Mali have been rebuilt, three years after they were destroyed by Islamist extremists, BBC reports. The reconstruction was carried out by local stonemasons working for the UN’s cultural organisation, Unesco. On a visit to the city, Unesco’s chief said she wanted…

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