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In the heart of Berlin, Assila emerges as a beacon of change, challenging the stereotype that Arabs don’t drink. Its anonymous founder, a pioneering woman from the Middle East, insists …
Assila: Berlin’s Pioneering Arab-Brewed Beer Rewrites Stereotypes Read More
The state of human rights in Iran has plunged to unsettling depths, as Nobel Laureate Shirin Ebadi passionately denounces the regime’s brutal repression and crackdown on freedoms. In a recent …
Shirin Ebadi: Iran’s Human Rights Crisis Reaches Dire Levels Read More
In a significant turn, seven Kurdish civilians hailing from Mahabad, West Azerbaijan Province, have secured provisional release on bail from prisons in Mahabad and Orumiyeh, while six others remain behind …
Release of Kurdish Detainees Amidst Ongoing Tensions in West Azerbaijan Read More
In Beirut, Lebanese journalists and civil society groups are once again facing the threat of criminal defamation charges, as revealed by Human Rights Watch. This appears to be a tactic …
Crackdown on Freedom of Expression: Lebanon’s Media Faces Defamation Charges Read More
On 14 April 2025, the European Union introduced fresh sanctions against seven Iranian officials and two entities due to severe human rights abuses. This significant decision illustrates the EU’s deepening …
EU Sanctions Iranian Officials for Human Rights Violations Read More
Tesla’s Gigafactory in Grünheide, near Berlin, has proudly unveiled the world’s largest electric vehicle (EV) charging park, comprising an impressive 546 public charging stations, inclusive of 19 state-of-the-art V4 Superchargers. …
Tesla Unveils World’s Largest EV Charging Park at Berlin Gigafactory Read More
In a startling revelation, over 10,000 migrants have discreetly journeyed from Germany to Poland, according to reports from the German Federal Police for the period of January 2024 to February …
Over 10,000 Migrants Transported from Germany to Poland: Key Insights Read More
The unfolding geopolitical drama in Syria and Lebanon bears an uncanny resemblance to the iconic fall of the Berlin Wall. Many analysts suggest that Tehran is facing a pivotal moment, …
Tehran’s Berlin Wall Moment Unfolds in Syria and Lebanon Read More
In Iran, minority communities are subjected to discrimination by the authorities, living in a shadow cast by broader human rights abuses, particularly against women. The United Nations Fact-Finding Mission on …
Ongoing Investigation Needed into Human Rights Violations in Iran Read More
Nidal Ahmad, near his olive farm in Aleppo, Syria, stands testament to the rampant dangers of landmines in the wake of war. Having lost his foot to a landmine last …
The Hidden Threat of Landmines in Post-War Syria Read More