International Life
Egyptian youths protesting Rafah closure leave without a trace
Earlier, 27-year-old Muhsin Mustafa and his 23-year-old cousin Ahmed Sharif posted videos on their social media pages showing an attack on a police station in the Ma'sar district. They said that those who were dissatisfied with the closure of the Rafah border crossing between Palestine and Egypt and the siege of Gaza were being severely tortured and even killed in police stations. The two activists added that they wanted to record these incidents and bring them to the public. Muhsin and Sharif went missing after this incident.
Read more...4131.07.2025 15:46UN toes the line drawn by the West - "Taliban"
"The UN was supposed to remain a neutral institution. But now it is operating under the influence of Western political dictates. It has lost its effectiveness and independence," he said.
Read more...3431.07.2025 11:15Canada recognizes Palestine
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that his country will recognize the state of Palestine at the United Nations in September, a move that comes as the famine in Gaza worsens, increasing pressure on Israel.
Read more...3131.07.2025 10:31US offers $10 million reward for information on Al-Qaeda leader
The US State Department has increased the reward for information leading to the location or identity of Saad bin Atif al-Awlaki, the current leader of Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, to $10 million.
Read more...4631.07.2025 06:218-magnitude earthquake hits Kamchatka
Several people were injured in remote Russia, and large areas of Japan's east coast were evacuated.
Read more...4430.07.2025 12:05Massacre in Sudan: 200 people reportedly burned alive
Violence has escalated in the North Darfur and Kordofan regions since mid-July, with more than 450 civilians, including women and children, killed.
Read more...7630.07.2025 08:56A mosque dedicated to those killed in the war in Ukraine was built in Bashkortostan
Ramziya Gimaletdinova, the mother of Andrey Kasyanov (whose Islamic name is Abdullah, after whom the mosque was named), who died in the war in Ukraine, as well as Milyausha Bayazitova, who was separated from her son and husband due to the war, made a significant contribution to the construction of the mosque.
Read more...5230.07.2025 07:20825,000 children at risk in Sudan
The region is facing unprecedented shortages of food, drinking water, and medicine. 457,000 children are suffering from severe anemia due to malnutrition. 146,000 children are in critical condition.
Read more...5429.07.2025 16:36Afghan woman and her three children brutally murdered in Tehran. Kabul demands explanation
A young woman was stabbed to death in her home in the Murtaza Gerd district of Tehran. Her three children, aged between two and five, were also brutally murdered. Afghanistan's Chargé d'Affaires Fazl Mohammad Khaqani said the matter had already been raised with Iranian authorities and the embassy was closely monitoring the situation.
Read more...8829.07.2025 11:0373 trucks of humanitarian aid enter Gaza
Analysts are linking the sudden opening of the Rafah crossing to the Gaza Strip with events in Egypt. The fact that the people began to chant slogans against the Sisi regime may have frightened the Zionists. After all, the outbreak of protests inside Egypt is not in the interests of the Jewish state's partners, led by the US. "This is the greatest proof that Muslims are capable of changing the situation and breaking the siege," the commentary says.
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