Israeli strikes in Gaza result in 2 deaths, multiple injuries
The strikes, which targeted what the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) described as militant infrastructure, have heightened tensions in an already volatile region.
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Rebwar Taha appointed as new Governor of Kirkuk, aims for peaceful coexistence
Taha stated that his primary goal as governor is to foster an environment where different communities can live together harmoniously.
Kurdistan President Nechirvan Barzani welcomes new U.S. Consul General Steve Bitner in key diplomatic meeting
A key focus of the meeting was the upcoming Kurdistan parliamentary elections, scheduled to take place in 2025. Both leaders emphasized the significance of these elections for the democratic process in the region. t
Israeli army dismantles homes of prisoners in Ramallah
Critics argue that the demolitions by Israeli Army constitute collective punishment, disproportionately affecting families and communities who have no direct involvement in the actions of the accused individuals.
Afghanistan’s rail network transfers 4.1 million metric tonnes of goods in past year
The successful transfer of 4.1 million metric tonnes of goods is a positive indicator of the rail system’s growing role and its potential to drive future economic progress in Afghanistan.
Arab nations condemn Israeli raid on Al-Aqsa Mosque
Israeli security forces entered the Al Aqsa mosque compound under the pretext of responding to disturbances, leading to confrontations with Palestinian worshippers.
Israel introduces stricter ceasefire conditions amid ongoing tensions
This move, reported on Monday, represents a significant escalation in the terms Israel is willing to accept for halting hostilities.
Trade halted at Torkham Pakistan, crossing amid truckers’ protest
The protest was triggered by the introduction of new regulations that truckers argue are overly restrictive and cumbersome. These regulations, which include stricter documentation and increased inspection requirements, have been criticized by the truckers as impractical and detrimental to their livelihood.
UNICEF launches 24 new water supply networks in Parwan, Afghanistan
The newly established networks are part of UNICEF’s broader effort to enhance water infrastructure and provide sustainable solutions to water shortages.
7 killed in airstrike on Bureij refugee camp
The Bureij Refugee Camp, home to thousands of displaced Palestinians, has been a focal point of ongoing conflict. The airstrike resulted in multiple casualties, including women and children, and left several others injured.
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