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- US House votes to disavow UN resolution against Israel
- The US House of Representatives has overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan measure to disapprove a United Nations Security Council resolution that condemned Israeli settlements on the occupied Palestinian territories.
- UN to probe Myanmar crackdown on Rohingya
- The United Nations is conducting a probe into a harsh military crackdown on Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar following reports of rapes, killings, and torture against the minority group in the Buddhist-dominated country.
- Iraqi Forces Kill over 130 Daesh Terrorists West of Mosul
- Iraqi security forces launched a major operation against the positions of Daesh (ISIS or ISIL) west of the embattled city of Mosul, killing more than 130 members of the foreign-backed terrorist group, local reports said.
- Suthida,Thai Actress Converts To Islam Despite Objections
- Suthida has changed her name to Assieh and is taking courses at a school in Bangkok to learn the Islamic principles.
- Hezbollah will defeat Israel in any new war: Nasrallah
- Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah, the secretary general of Hezbollah, says the Lebanese resistance movement will defeat Israel in any potential new military confrontation waged by the Tel Aviv regime.
- Sheikh Qassim Shuns Court Appearance, Trial Adjourned
- Senior Bahraini cleric Sheikh Isa Qassim’s planned trial was adjourned until August 14 after the prominent figure did not appear in court on Wednesday, Bahrain’s prosecutor general announced.
- Palestinian president plans to sue Britain over 1917 Balfour Declaration and support for Israeli cr
- The Palestinian president has announced his intention to sue the British Government over a 1917 declaration that paved the way for the creation of Israel.
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- Iran expresses grave concern about Turkey’s security
- Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Bahram Qasemi has expressed “grave concern” about the security of neighboring Turkey, saying the Islamic Republic supports the democratically-elected Turkish government.
- Attempted Turkey coup falters, government reasserting control
- An attempted coup in Turkey was faltering on Saturday, hours after a faction of the military used tanks and helicopters in an ill-fated attempt to end the rule of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Prime Minister Binali Yildirim.
- Ramadhan in Brazil
- Brazil is a South American country where Christianity is the dominant religion. But there is also a small Muslim minority living in the country. The Federation of Muslim Associations of Brazil estimates there are ...
- Daesh kills eight of own members in Iraq
- The Takfiri Daesh terrorist group has killed eight of its own members in Iraq’s northern province of Kirkuk allegedly for escaping battles with Iraqi security forces.
- Qur’anic Center Launched in London
- The Islamic Teachings Department of the Astan (custodianship) of Hazrat Abbas (A.S) launched a Qur’anic center in the British capital of London. According to al-Kafill website, the center will offer ...
- Boxing legend Muhammad Ali dies at 74
- Boxing legend Muhammad Ali has died at the age of 74, a family spokesman confirmed. The three-time heavyweight boxing champion had been at a ...
- PLO denounces Israel settlement plans as ‘war crimes’
- The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) has blasted Israel for ordering the construction of more illegal settler units in the occupied territories, describing the move as “war crimes” against Palestinians.
- Lost memories can be restored, study reveals
- A new study shows that by regenerating the nervous system in the brain, long-term memory can be retrieved and restored.
- Climate change, city growth increase risk of dengue fever
- Dengue vulnerability is rising due to global warming and urbanization in West and Central Africa, South America and Europe, according to a research by the United Nations University.
- Jordanians rally to slam gas deal with Israeli regime
- Angry Jordanian protesters have poured out into the streets to condemn the government’s plan to sign a multi-billion-dollar gas deal with the illegal Zionist entity.
- Autism risk tied to pollution during pregancy: Study
- A new study shows that pregnant women who are exposed to a type of air pollution face a higher risk of having a child with autism.
- Turkey to drag Israel to int’l court over Gaza: Erdogan
- Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Ankara would push for Israel to be tried at an international criminal court if it continues its deadly aggression against the Gaza Strip.
- Israel cabinet to discuss expanding onslaught on Gaza: Reports
- Israel’s secretive security cabinet is set to meet to discuss the option of expanding the Israeli ground offensive in the blockaded Gaza Strip, reports say.
- Exercise boosts recovery in breast cancer survivors
- A new research has unraveled that physical activity can help recovery after breast cancer in the disease survivors.
- Syria’s health system collapsing: Aid agency
- The aid agency “Save the Children” has warned that the health system in Syria is collapsing and that children are suffering as a result of a lack of proper healthcare.
- Yoga can help breast cancer patients: Study
- A new study suggests yoga can help breast cancer patients undergoing radiation therapy to overcome a major side effect of this treatment method.
- High-protein diet harmful to health: Study
- Eating too much protein could be as dangerous as smoking for middle-aged people, a scientific study has found.
- Premature infants benefit from adult talk: Study
- A new study suggests that talking to premature babies while they are still in the intensive care unit (ICU) might be beneficial to them later on in life.
- Study says mathematicians see math as beautiful as art
- Brain scans of a group of mathematicians have indicated that numbers and letters in a mathematical formula can evoke the same sense of beauty as artistic masterpieces and music.
- High dose vitamin C benefits cancer patients
- Laboratory study has illustrated that high-dose vitamin C can boost the cancer-killing effect of chemotherapy and develop patients’ treatment.
- Study finds link in brain’s vision, hearing sections
- American scientists through an animal study have discovered connections between the vision section and the auditory cortex in the brain.
- High-fat diet in pregnancy may alter baby’s brain
- New study suggests that a high-fat diet during pregnancy can change the structure of babys brain and increase risk of obesity in its later life.
- Higher vitamin D boosts cognitive functions in PD patients
- A new study has demonstrated that higher vitamin D levels could be associated with lower symptom severity, better cognition, and less depression in patients with Parkinson’s disease.
- Mild cold can help body burn more calories
- A research carried out by Dutch scientists into the effects of lower temperatures on human beings’ metabolism suggests that feeling cold could help people lose weight.
- Working night shift can cause body chaos
- A new study conducted by the British researchers indicates that working night shift is strongly associated with body long-term damage and chaos.
- Geneva II conference on Syria to begin in Switzerland
- A major conference aimed at resolving a three-year-long crisis in Syria is set to begin in Switzerland; with the Arab country’s opposing sides as well as world powers attending the event.
- Female Swedish activists don hijab to protest attack on veiled Muslim woman
- Swedish women of various faiths have posted photos on the Internet wearing an Islamic headdress (hijab) to express solidarity with a Muslim woman assaulted in the country for having a hijab.
- Hezbollah claims responsibility for blasts injuring 4 Israeli soldiers in S Lebanon
- The Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for explosions that injured four Israeli soldiers who had infiltrated into southern Lebanon.
- Bird flu may spread among people: Study
- Scientists have reported that the first likely case of human-to-human transmission of the H7N9 bird flu virus has emerged in China.
- Hezbollah: EU blacklisting aggressive
- The Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah has described the European Union’s decision to put the movement’s military wing on its blacklist as “aggressive” and “unjust.”
- Americans protest police brutality in California
- People in the US state of California rallied against police brutality one day after demonstrations were held across the country against the acquittal of a white Hispanic man who killed an unarmed black teenager last year.
- Study: Adequate sleep prevents type 2 diabetes
- A new research has demonstrated that those men who get adequate sleep have more chance of lowering the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.
- High potassium, low salt can keep stroke risk down
- British researchers have demonstrated that those people who consume higher potassium in their diets and cut down salt are in lower risk of stroke.
- Detaining children is intensifying in Bahrain
- Despite numerous reports of mistreatment of detainees in Bahrain, and being deprived of their most basic human rights, Al-Khalifa regime has increased the arrests of people, especially ...
- Many terrorists slain outside Damascus
- Syrian army soldiers have killed dozens of foreign-sponsored terrorists during mop-up operations on the outskirts of the capital Damascus.
- UN chief warns about Korea tensions
- The UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has warned about tensions simmering on the Korean Peninsula saying the crisis may ‘spiral out of control’.
- Scientists identify genetic markers for Alzheimer’s
- Researchers have discovered a new set of genetic markers for Alzheimers that can predict the risk of developing neurodegenerative disease such as Alzheimer’s.
- Arab League stalls Syria peace: Russia
- Russia says the Arab League’s recent decisions about Syria mean it refuses to allow “a peaceful settlement” of the Syrian issue.
- High-salt diet may develop autoimmune diseases: Study
- An early laboratory study has demonstrated that high-salt diet can drive the body immune systems to act like autoimmune, leading to diseases such as multiple sclerosis (MS).
- Researchers grow natural teeth from epithelial cells
- Researchers from Kings College London have achieved a breakthrough method during which they can grow real teeth from a persons own gum cells.
- Hugo Chávezs body to be put on display
- Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela’s acting president has said Chávezs body will be transferred to ...
- Morales calls for Chavez’s death investigation
- Following the statement by the president of the Russian Communist Party, regarding the ...
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