Australia reverses decision to recognise Jerusalem as capital of Israel

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Australia has reversed a decision to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Foreign Minister Penny Wong said the 2018 move by the previous government...

Employers can ban religious clothing, top European Court rules

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Europe's top court has given the green light to employers within the European Union to ban hijabs or niqabs if they so wish. The European Court...

World Cup: LGBTQ fans can display affection, alcohol allowed in fan zones

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Qatar's World Cup chief has said that gay fans will be able to display affection during the World Cup, rainbow flags will be allowed...

Switzerland plans £900 fine for anyone wearing niqab

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Switzerland has proposed a £900 fine for anyone covering their face under a new law which criminalises the niqab.  The draft law was today sent...

Harry Kane says he will wear OneLove rainbow armband at World Cup

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England football captain Harry Kane will wear a OneLove rainbow armband at the World Cup in Qatar even if it's prohibited by FIFA, it...

Who keeps attacking mosques and minorities in Afghanistan?

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Ever since the U.S.-led occupation of Afghanistan ended in August 2021 there have been a number of deadly terrorist attacks on mosques and religious...

All charges dropped against Adnan Syed over murder of Hae Min Lee

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Prosecutors in the American city of Baltimore have dropped all charges against Adnan Syed, whose murder case garnered worldwide attention through the hit podcast Serial.  Syed...

Amnesty: At least 82 killed outside Sunni mosque in Iran

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Amnesty International has accused Iranian security forces of unlawfully killing at least 66 people, including children, and injuring hundreds of others outside a Sunni...

Afghan father kills three sons due to poverty

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A father in Kandahar, Afghanistan, has killed his three children because of their dire economic circumstances. Mullah Abdul Razzaq, the police chief of Dand district...

Qatar has spent almost £200 billion on World Cup

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This year’s World Cup, which is set to begin in November, has cost Qatar over £193 billion, almost 20 times what Russia spent in...
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