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The Moroccan Interior Ministry recently announced that it has stopped more than 45,000 migrants from crossing into the European Union through illegal methods so far this year, according to a report in Reuters dated September
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Essentially, is even any part of Syria safe for deportation? The question has come up for an intense debate after a deadly stabbing attack in Solingen last month. The suspect, a Syrian man, had been
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It's official! Prominent k-pop group BLACKPINK's Lisa is the latest addition to the line-up for the 2024 Global Citizen Festival. Global Citizen is one of the leading organisations across the globe seeking to end extreme
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Loans to pay, putting children into college, and house mortgage – many people take up a second job alongside their normal 8 to 5 job to pay for the personal needs and family is called
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In a remarkable move, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez recently announced that Spain and Palestine are ready to hold their first bilateral summit before the end of this year to strengthen ties, according to a
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Rebecca Cheptegei, 33, finished 44th in the marathon at the recent Paris Olympics. But her former boyfriend targeted her after she returned home from church on Sunday. He doused her in petrol before burning her,
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The 25-year-old young and techie entrepreneur Kritarth Mittal is the founder of the app named “Soshals app” which is a social media growth toolkit. In his recent post on September 3 on his X page
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While the West has stepped away from dialogue to end the Russia-Ukraine war, Russian President Vladimir Putin believes China, India and Brazil could act as potential mediators. He said Moscow is open to peace talks
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It appears immigration has become a political flashpoint ahead of the 45th Canadian federal election to be held on or before October 20, 2025. Canada is taking both official and unofficial steps to limit the
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The world is closely following the trial of a man for repeatedly drugged and raped his wife and called on scores of strangers to rape her at their home in France for nearly a decade.
