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Veteran journalist chronicles Afghanistan’s upheavals through the story of Kabul’s landmark hotel

“Afghans always used to say: the last to die is hope.” A new book by a veteran international journalist uses

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Pope Calls For Migrant Integration During Canary Islands Visit

San Cristobal-Pope Leo XIV urged migrants to integrate into their host communities during a visit to Spain’s Canary Islands on

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Rising Tensions Expose Deep-Seated Divisions as Belfast Communities Confront Anti-Immigrant Violence

“We have been trained to have psychologically defended mindsets and we are used to constructing our identities by what we

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India Deports Nearly 5,000 Bangladeshis as West Bengal Launches Migrant Crackdown

Kolkata- Indian authorities have deported nearly 5,000 Bangladeshi nationals from the eastern state of West Bengal since the Bharatiya Janata

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Pope Leo Heads to Migration Frontlines Amid Europe’s Deepening Political Divide

Barcelonia– Pope Leo XIV will visit Spain’s Canary Islands next week and Italy’s Lampedusa island in July, placing migration at

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AP Investigation Finds Migrant Families Re-Separated Under Trump Immigration Crackdown

Washington— The Trump administration has separated dozens of migrant children from their parents for a second time despite legal protections

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Anti-Migrant Violence Forces Hundreds to Flee South African Coastal Towns

Gansbaai-Hundreds of foreign nationals have fled their homes and taken refuge in community halls along South Africa’s southern coast after

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NewsDesk MC May 31, 2026May 31, 2026 Border Communities, Cross-Border Families, Disputed Territory, Eid al-Adha, Himalayan Region, Human Impact, india, India-Pakistan Relations, Indian-administered Kashmir, Keran, Line of Control, Neelum River, pakistan, Pakistan-administered Kashmir Tags: Kashmir, Pakistani-administered Kashmir, Raja Basharat, Raja Liaqat, refugees, regional tensions, South Asia, srinagar

A River of Separation: Kashmiri Families Endure Divide Across LoC

Keran-For Raja Basharat, the grave of his brother lies within sight across a narrow river in Kashmir, yet beyond reach,

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US Deportees Held in Equatorial Guinea Hotel Under Secret Deal

Malabo-Equatorial Guinea is holding asylum seekers deported from the United States inside a luxury hotel converted into a detention site

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Rohingya Legacy Vault Opens in Bangladesh Camps to Safeguard Identity

Bangladesh-Bangladesh has opened the first heritage center inside its Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar to preserve the history, culture