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In Lebanon, a family's memories are detonated along with their village

Mhaibib, a village perched on a hill just north of the Lebanon-Israel border, was leveled by a series of explosions on Oct. 16

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Dropping ‘Ramadan’ From Lakemba’s Night Markets Is Erasing Our Community When We Need It Most

The name Ramadan Nights sparked so many positive conversations. Now it's just another night food festival.

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The history of Caribbean slavery is being lost. Britain must act now to preserve it

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“Canadian Men On Dating Apps”: Dylan O’Brien’s ‘Men’s Health” Photoshoot Hilariously Roasted

"He looks like Canadian men on dating apps." The post “Canadian Men On Dating Apps”: Dylan O’Brien’s ‘Men’s Health” Photoshoot Hilariously Roasted first appeared on Bored Panda.

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ICC Women's T20 World Cup: India's semi-final chances stay afloat after narrow win against Pakistan

NEW DELHI: Indian skipper Harmanpreet Kaur's experience helped secure a six-wicket victory for India against Pakistan in the Women's T20 World Cup, keeping their semi-final hopes alive on Sunday. Chasing a modest target of 106 runs, India struggled but managed to clinch the win thanks to Harmanpreet's 24-ball 29-run innings.…

The Times of India

‘It was horrifying’: Lebanon reels after day of deadly airstrikes

As Israel’s strikes rained down, tens of thousands of people were forced to flee their homes in search of safety

The Guardian - UK

'New moral low': UK media criticised for Lebanon explosions analysis

THE description of deadly explosions in Lebanon as “a spectacular coup from a thriller” and “like WWII-era MI5 on steroids” by BBC and GB…

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Gambia may have upheld its ban on female cutting, but the fight goes on away from parliament

Gambia has been rocked in recent months by a heated debate on female genital cutting, a centuries-old practice rooted in concepts about sexual purity and control of women

The Independent UK

A year after Niger’s coup, split political loyalties test family ties

While many Nigeriens have welcomed the military rulers, others question their rhetoric and approach towards governance.

Al Jazeera

Christian Louboutin's latest collection with Idris and Sabrina Elba reinvents classic red bottoms with a cause

The trio has once again joined forces for charity

Marie Claire

In Texas, pro-Palestine university protesters clash with state leaders

Texas, one of the most conservative US states, has implemented laws limiting the ability to protest against Israel.

Al Jazeera

You be the judge: should my fiance agree to opening a joint account?

Jana thinks joint banking will make paying for childcare easier, but Mikey likes to keep finances separate. You decide who is on the money

The Guardian - UK

Maroof’s ’emotional’ farewell captures legacy for Pakistan women’s cricket

Trailblazing former Pakistan women’s cricket captain Bismah Maroof says ’emotional’ farewell was for team and family.

Al Jazeera

Manchester women: filmed by voyeurs and stalked online

Two friends tell their story for National Stalking Awareness Week, as police bring in new powers to protect victims

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Sudan’s war leaves deep scars in Geneina, a city of two massacres

People in West Darfur’s capital still step over residue from the bodies of some of the 10,000 dead, and thousands have fled

International Business Times

Economic Pain Casts Dark Shadow As Iranians Go To Vote

As Iranians head to the polls for legislative and other elections on Friday, candidates have promised them on campaign posters to "fight corruption" and "fix the economy".

Al Jazeera

‘Why single us out?’ Pakistan’s Ahmadi minority boycotts election, again

The community was officially declared ‘non-Muslim’ four decades ago. Today, it is increasingly under attack.

Dynamite News

Indian girl Anju, who left for Pakistan to marry her love, returns home to take her children

In June, she left for Pakistan to meet Nasrullah. In Pakistan, Anju converted to Islam to marry Nasrullah and changed her name to Fatima. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Hurt, scared but free now. Palestinian boy recalls abuse in Israeli prison

Mohammad Salhab Tamimi, 18, was returned to his family on Tuesday as part of an ongoing prisoner exchange deal.

The Times of India

After marrying Pakistani man she met through Facebook, Indian woman Anju returns via Attari border to meet her children

ATTARI: The 34-year-old Indian mother of two children, Anju alias Fatima who had traveled to a remote village in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) province of Pakistan to marry her Facebook love Nasrullah and had even left her children behind in India, returned from Pakistan on Wednesday via Attari land border reportedly…

The Guardian - UK

‘The complete murder of our young’: India counts cost of another polluting Diwali on a generation of children

One in three children in Delhi is already asthmatic, with many more at risk of organ damage from breathing noxious air. A crowded waiting room at one children’s hospital tells the story

Al Jazeera

People with disabilities not spared by Israel’s war machine on Gaza Strip

Bombs, lack of electricity and roads damaged by Israeli offensive make life impossible for disabled people in Gaza.

Salon

The humanitarian crises being ignored

When was the last time you heard or read or saw anything about the devastating war still ongoing in Sudan?

The Guardian - UK

Hungry, hunted, terrified: unending plight of the Afghan women who served in military and police

Two years since the Taliban seized power, thousands of female fugitives still live in fear and poverty, with a target on their backs

Al Jazeera

‘He didn’t want to die’: Mourning Palestinian teenager Faris Abu Samra

Relatives of 14-year-old who was shot and killed by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank say he was ‘loved dearly’.

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