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Nora Fatehi shells out major style goals with comfy yet chic airport lookNora Fatehi has left no stone unturned to prove her limitless talent and dedication. She has amassed a global following and a dedicated fan base through her sensational performances and acting prowess. While her closing performance at the FIFA World Cup 2022, alongside global names like Davido, Ozuna and many others, set the stage on fire, this time she will be seen headlining an all-new global event.The All Africa Festival will see the gorgeous Bollywood sensation Nora Fatehi headline one of the nights of the week-long festival. Scheduled in the month of February 2024, the festival is said to take place at Yas Islands, Abu Dhabi .She says, “I am truly excited to be headlining All Africa festival in Abu Dhabi amongst other international singers. After Dance Meri Rani, once again ill be merging the Indian world and the African world together but this time on stage!

TEL AVIV, Israel—Israel is reeling from an unprecedented incursion of Hamas militants across the Gaza border early Saturday that killed at least 250 people and wounded more than 1,400, with the death toll expected to rise. Hamas militants attacked via the land, sea, and air. One Israeli military officer described the attack to Foreign Policy as a “combined offensive” on the part of Hamas. Israel was completely surprised by a very well-coordinated attack by Hamas from Gaza,” retired Israel Defense Forces Maj. Gen. Giora Eiland told Foreign Policy. The Hamas attack followed months of severe internal unrest in Israel, spurred by the far-right Netanyahu government’s push to overhaul the country’s judiciary.

A human rights group has called for independent investigation into circumstances surrounding the case of an Iranian comatose schoolgirl amid mounting evidence of a cover up. She was reportedly pushed by a hijab enforcer recently deployed at subways stations, and has been in a coma since. Iran’s state media has aired footage showing Armita entering a Tehran subway station without covering her hair, waiting with friends, and then being carried out of a metro car unconscious by her friends. The state media have not shown any footage from inside the metro car and claim there were no CCTVs to record the incident inside the train. Two eyewitnesses have also confirmed to the Guardian that hijab enforcers were involved in Armita’s injury Sunday morning.

"If I ever come out in northern Nigeria to say I am an atheist, it will be an automatic death sentence," said the man, a business owner in his 30s. The most recent instance of a death sentence, issued in December against an Islamic cleric, Abduljabbar Nasiru Kabara, has not been carried out. At least three people have been killed for alleged blasphemy in northern Nigeria in the past year. The latest victim, killed in June, was a Muslim stoned to death after being accused of making comments that blasphemed Islam. Authorities in Nigeria have failed to act to prevent such attacks, and prosecutions have been rare, said Isa Sanusi, director of Amnesty International in Nigeria.

As global leaders travel to Morocco for the annual International Monetary Fund meeting, the Human Rights Watch organization has called on the IMF, World Bank and other international organizations to focus on financial reforms to protect people living in countries increasingly strapped by debt. “IMF loans to dozens of countries, affecting over one billion people, frequently push governments to cut spending and raise regressive taxes in ways that harm rights,” said HRW, citing a new report on the issue. IMF bailout conditions “make lives already upended by global inflation and other economic challenges even harder,” they add. The 131-page HRW report, released at the end of September, details the impact of IMF financial policies in the face of a looming global debt crisis. The report assesses loans made in 38 countries from March 2020 to March 2023.

The UN Human Rights Council has announced that its fact-finding committee on Iran is probing the reported assault on a 16-year-old girl, who is in coma at a Tehran hospital. Armita Geravand suffered a severe head injury when reportedly hijab enforcers used physical force in the subway on October 1 because she was not wearing a headscarf. UNHRC stated, "We are investigating the reported assault of 16-year-old Armita Geravand for alleged non-compliance with mandatory hijab laws, one year after the death in custody of Mahsa Amini. Amnesty International has also urged the global community to press Iranian authorities to permit an independent international delegation, including United Nations experts, to investigate the circumstances leading to Geravand’s coma after reports of an attack by compulsory hijab enforcers. He emphasized that reports suggest her situation resulted from a confrontation with hijab enforcement authorities and underscored that if confirmed, it would be unacceptable and unjustifiable.

History of Eyam Plague Village10 magical places in Prague FacebookTwitterPintrestWhat is Eyam Plague Village in Derbyshire known for? Eyam Plague Village in Derbyshire is known for its historical association with the bubonic plague of 1665-1666 and the remarkable self-isolation and sacrifice of its residents to prevent the spread of the disease. Is Eyam Plague Village a tourist destination today? Yes, Eyam Plague Village is a popular tourist destination. Think of Bubonic Plague or the Black Death as something nastier and long lasting.The plague reached Eyam, a small village in Derbyshire, England, in the early 1665-66.

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The EU may extend its naval military operation Irini off Libya to include Tunisia, as a further means to prevent people from fleeing on boats towards Italy. For the EU, that equates to a military operation launched in early 2020 to implement an UN arms embargo on Libya. An agreement over the summer with Tunisia had also been billed by von der Leyen as a blueprint for future deals. Saied had earlier this week declined to accept EU funds after the European Commission had wired €60m into the Tunis treasury. The apparent acrimony could complicate relations between Tunisia and the European Union, posing questions on whether Tunis would ever agree to having European warships enters its territorial waters.

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Between 1990 and 2022, the population of North Africa increased considerably, reaching 240 million inhabitants. In this scenario, agricultural machinery is crucial for the enhancement of North Africa’s agricultural potential. Cooperation with Italian industry is strategic for fostering mechanisation processes in the area. This phenomenon has also affected the North African region, which has seen its inhabitants grow from 140 million to 260 million. Cooperation between Italy and North African countries is called upon to play a strategic role precisely in the field of agricultural mechanisation.

Carbon Capture & Storage SummitJune 10-12, 2024MINNEAPOLIS CONVENTION CENTER | MINNEAPOLIS,MINNESOTACapturing and storing carbon dioxide in underground wells has the potential to become the most consequential technological deployment in the history of the broader biofuels industry. Deploying effective carbon capture and storage at biofuels plants will cement ethanol and biodiesel as the lowest carbon liquid fuels commercially available in the marketplace. The Carbon Capture & Storage Summit will offer attendees a comprehensive look at the economics of carbon capture and storage, the infrastructure required to make it possible and the financial and marketplace impacts to participating producers.View More

Lekjaa said other cities: Rabat, Tangier, Agadir, Marrakech and Fez would also be prepared to host World Cup games. Construction and investment in infrastructure and tourism would give impetus to Morocco’s economy bolstering growth and creating jobs. The country is also poised to attract more tourists as it builds on the success of the Atlas Lions in 2022. Morocco’s tourism promotion plan aims to attract 17.5 million tourists by 2026 generating revenue of $12 billion and 80,000 direct jobs and 120,000 indirect. Holding the World Cup could help Morocco attract more than 17.5 million tourists by 2026 as RAM plans to quadruple its fleet and open new routes.

As the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 gains momentum, cricket enthusiasts around the globe are gearing up for the highly anticipated clash between South Africa and Sri Lanka. The South African cricket team, led by the dynamic Temba Bavuma, is set to commence their World Cup journey with high hopes. Determined to make an impactful entry into the tournament, South Africa aim to secure a victory in this crucial fixture. On the other side, Sri Lanka, captained by the talented Dasun Shanaka, are equally eager to start their campaign on a high note. With a squad brimming with potential, Sri Lanka are gearing up for a fierce battle against their South African counterparts.