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Israeli musician calls his country “occupier”
“Israel, the “occupier” intends to change the religious, historical, and political position of Al-Aqsa mosque with its recent actions,” a well-known Israeli musician and artist Dror Feiler in an interview with Anadolu news agency said
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Dengue outbreak kills up to 300 in Sri Lanka
The worst-ever outbreak of dengue fever has killed nearly 300 people in Sri Lanka, with aid agencies warns over mosquito-borne viral disease
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Women, children being worst affected from war crimes: amnesty international
“Nearly 16 years after the conflict in Afghanistan began, civilians are increasingly paying the greatest price, according to a statement by amnesty international
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Afghan Robotic Girls to Face their Global Rivals
Afghan robotic girls finally landed in Washington amid a lot of noise and criticism, due to visa denial to the United States
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60,000 people addicted to drugs in Herat
Officials at the counter narcotic department of Herat province reported the lack of equipment and facilities
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350 families displaced in Chimtal district
More than 350 families – residents of war zones – have been forced to abandon their homes due to the operation of “Alborz 7” in Chimtal district, officials at the immigration department of Balkh province said
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More than 100,000 refugees arrived in Europe this year-report
The U.N says that more than 101,000 immigrants have reached the European coast through the Mediterranean Sea since the beginning of the year, which 2,250 people are drowned in this dangerous route
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Cholera killed 1587 people
he international committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said that 1587 Yemenis died of cholera since April
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Afghans who helped U.S. forces to get more visas
The U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee on June 28 approved 4,000 more visas for Afghans who work for U.S. forces as interpreters or support staff.
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Germany to deport Afghan asylum-seekers by next week
Just weeks after a spate of attacks in Kabul forced Germany to halt deportations to Afghanistan, plans for more flights are reportedly afoot
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