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Day: October 4, 2023
Giving Syrian students another shot at education in the northwest
Omar al-Dabaan lost his classmates as well as his school to regime bombs; now he has another chance to pursue his dream.
EU makes ‘huge step foward’ on migration system overhaul
EU states on Wednesday agreed to the final part of an overhaul for rules on how they handle asylum seekers and irregular migrants, setting up a push to make it law by elections next year.
Iran hijab police accused of beating girl into coma
A rights group alleges Armita Geravand, 16, was attacked on Tehran’s metro for not wearing a hijab.
Chemistry Nobel Prize Revealed in Media Hours Early
Some Swedish news outlets correctly reported the laureates’ names even before the choice was formally signed off, according to the academy that awards the prize.
Jews spitting on the ground beside Christian pilgrims in the Holy Land sparks outrage
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Air Tanzania Takes Delivery of its First Boeing 737 MAX
Carrier is first African airline to receive the 737-9 Boeing’s fuel-efficient single-aisle jet enables Air Tanzania to open new routes within the continent and to India DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania, October 3. Boeing and Air Tanzania celebrated the ar…
“Proud To Be First British Asian Prime Minister”: Rishi Sunak
Rishi Sunak addressed his first Conservative Party conference as party leader in Manchester on Wednesday and used his own elevation as the country’s first Indian-origin Prime Minister as proof that the UK is not a racist country.
Migrants face ‘piracy’ charge in Spain after rescue ship mutiny
Nine migrants were arrested in the Canary Islands on “piracy” charges for forcing the ship that rescued them to change course for Spain instead of Morocco, police and rescuers said Tuesday.
Spain’s left wing agrees on amnesty for Catalan separatists
Spain’s Socialists and hard left party Sumar, in talks to form a new government, back an amnesty for Catalan separatists facing legal action over Catalonia’s failed 2017 independence bid, a Sumar spokesman said Wednesday.