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America has Hindutva problem: Damning Rutgers report warns of dangers of India-origin radical groups
Study by Rutgers Law School, based in New Jersey, examines origins, networks, and impacts of rapidly growing far-right Hindutva groups in US and "how they threaten the civil rights of Americans."
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In pictures: Palestinians perform Eid al-Adha prayer amid Gaza ruins
Palestinians show no fear and perform Eid al-Adha prayer as Israel's carnage in the blockaded enclave continues.
Rabble-rouser Geert Wilders’ exit signals more than a coalition crisis
The firebrand’s withdrawal from the ruling coalition in the Netherlands reveals deeper ideological fault lines and highlights how far-right ideas have moved from the fringe to increasingly shape the political mainstream across Europe.
By
Yunus Mazi
Eid al Adha in Istanbul: A time to pray for Gaza and Palestinians
As Eid al Adha and Friday align in a rare celestial harmony, Istanbul’s Basaksehir Central Mosque becomes a living mosaic of faith, remembrance, and shared mercy — where hundreds gather not simply to pray, but to belong.
By
Zulal Sema
'I weep for you day and night': On Eid, letters of love for those killed by Israel in Gaza
Eid is a time for family and remembrance—but in Gaza, many mourn without closure, as loved ones remain missing, buried in rubble or mass graves. In these letters, they write to the ones they can no longer reach, holding onto love and memories.
By
Mohamed Solaimane
In pictures: Muslim pilgrims depart to Muzdalifah, perform stoning ritual as Hajj concludes
The final ritual of the pilgrimage coincides with Eid al-Adha, as over 1.6 million Muslims take part in this year's Hajj under tight security.
Behind The Headlines
US-Iran talks enter 'contentious process' as uranium enrichment emerges as major sticking point
Baba Umar
After 600 days, Western media still doesn’t know who is killing Palestinians in Gaza
Beyza Seren
Erasing borders: Farshi Shalwar makes an Eid comeback across South Asia
Sara Danial
Activists demand TikTok reform as platform fails to protect young users
Activists and rights groups say TikTok is failing teens and demand global reforms — including a ban on targeted ads and algorithmic safeguards. TikTok says it already applies teen protections worldwide.
By
Fatima Munir
Start-ups, investors, and big ideas converge at South Summit 2025
Innovation and business meet brings together varied stakeholders in Madrid to drive growth and purpose-driven technology.
By
Edibe Beyza Caglar
Why do Palestinians observe Naksa on June 5?
The Naksa or "the day of the setback" refers to the 1967 war in which Israel invaded Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem, resulting in the displacement of thousands of Palestinians from their homes.
Critical minerals, critical choices: America’s hidden vulnerability in the rare earth race
The US leads in defence spending and innovation—but it relies on China for the materials that power it all. How rare earth dependency is reshaping foreign policy, industrial strategy, and the new global order.
By
Burak Uzun
'Swim or die': India forces Rohingya Muslims out to sea
Shocked by news of their near ones forced to jump into the sea, refugees who have fled religious persecution in Myanmar are living in constant fear of brutal deportation.
By
Tarushi Aswani
MAGA divorce: Has Musk broken with Trump's agenda?
Elon Musk has unleashed a blistering attack on President Donald Trump's flagship tax and spending bill, branding it a "disgusting abomination" — deepening a dramatic rupture as MAGA loyalists turn their fire on him.
By
Sadiq S Bhat
New lenses can grant 'super-vision' to allow night vision without goggles
Scientists in China have developed contact lenses that can detect infrared light, allowing humans to see signals invisible to the naked eye. The discovery hints at future breakthroughs in vision enhancement.
Spotlight
Esra Karataş Alpay
‘The spirit remains’: A 94-year-old Turkish faithful reflects on Hajj — then and now
5 min read
Kazim Alam
Meet Michael Wolfe, the Muslim convert who introduced mainstream Americans to Hajj
7 min read
Zeynep Conkar
Italian lawyers demand govt end military ties with Israel amid Gaza genocide
5 min read
Huseyin Nurlu
Geopolitical Gravity: How shifting alliances are redrawing a multipolar Eurasia
9 min read
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