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More Than 900 Arrested as South Africa’s Anti-Migrant Protests Trigger Unrest

Johannesburg-South African police said on Wednesday that more than 900 people were arrested during nationwide anti-migrant protests, as largely peaceful

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War and Diplomacy Reshape Iran’s Political Landscape as Society Reassesses Future

“There’s now an understanding that the idea that the United States can save us is a lie.” The aftermath of

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Kenya Freezes US-Backed Ebola Facility After Court Rebuke Sparks Political Storm

Nairobi – Kenya has ordered an immediate halt to preparations for a U.S.-supported Ebola quarantine facility at Laikipia Air Base,

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NewsDesk MC June 15, 2026June 15, 2026 Consumer Boycott, Corporate Controversy, Democratic Movement, Gwangju Uprising, History Education, protests, Shinsegae Group, south korea, Starbucks South Korea

South Korea’s Starbucks to shut stores for staff history lesson after backlash

Seoul- Starbucks outlets in South Korea will close for half a day next week as staff undergo training in historical

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Kashmir Protest Death Toll Climbs To 20 As Clashes Intensify

Muzaffarabad-The death toll from clashes between police and supporters of a banned protest movement in Pakistan-administered Kashmir has risen to

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Deadly Pakistan Occupied Kashmir Unrest Erupts as Banned Protest Group Defies Government Restrictions

Muzaffarabad-Seven people were killed and dozens injured in clashes between police and supporters of a banned activist group in Pakistan-administered

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Mogadishu Erupts as Political Crisis Triggers Armed Clashes

Mogadishu— Heavy fighting erupted across Mogadishu overnight as armed clashes between government forces and opposition-linked groups intensified ahead of planned