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Reuters As Yamagami walked up behind Abe, security did not appear to take action, the footage showed. Bodyguards could have

‘My dream came true’: Indian woman to revisit Pakistan home after 75 years

Reuters Crossing into Pakistan by road last week after decades of attempts to get a visa, she felt a wave

by Zahack Tanvir The cycle of intolerance, hate, and bigotry needs a full-stop, and the responsibility lies on each one

by Hafsa Akram It looks like that Biden Administration has realized that that Saudi Arabia is an important regional strategic

Reuters Faster, more direct routes would also mean lower fuel burn. Israeli airlines plan to expand and open new routes

by Dr. Tommaso Virgili & Giovanni Giacalone While it is not novel to witness friendly exchanges between Sunni and Shia

by Sigrid Herrmann-Marschall Devoted activists for political Islam should not be presented to readers and viewers as normal Muslims In

by Jassim Mohamad – Bonn Baden-Württemberg office of the BfV has reported that the Muslim Brotherhood are concentrating on infiltrating

Reuters Saudi Arabia and the UAE are also treading carefully, to preserve nascent relations with Tehran The United States and

Reuters Now business has resumed again but costs are higher amid global economic strains. Mecca’s crowded streets provided Saudi merchant