Global Snapshots
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Global Snapshots 
In Pictures: The Joy (and Sorrow) of Little Things
Arsal refugee camp is being flooded with Syrian refugees. We take a look at the lives of the children in the camps.
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Jakarta Islamic Fashion Week Debuts End of June
The new hijab festival has selected a familiar face to be its ambassador.
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Arab Israeli Village Shocked After Hate Crime
The village is known for its for excellent relations with Israel's Jewish majority and it attracts hordes of Israelis to its restaurants.
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Dreams on Hold for Syria Refugee Students in Lebanon
Forced by Syria's war to sit her secondary school diploma exam in northern Lebanon, Riham Othman, 19, bursts into tears.
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Gaza Children Play War in Palestinian Summer Camp
Youngsters wearing military fatigues and the movement's black insignia capture a fellow camper posing as an Israeli soldier and drag him away.
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In Pictures: Dreams and Disabilities
People around the world embracing life and conquering dreams – with their disabilities and all.
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Malala Denounces ‘Cowardly’ Pakistan Attack
At least 25 people were killed in the attack on a bus carrying female students; militants later stormed a hospital where survivors had been taken...
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In Lebanon, Traumatised Syrians Struggle to Survive
Sadness is written on the face of 45-year-old Jamila, living in the open-air municipal courtyard of Arsal in Lebanon after her escape from Qusayr.
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In Picures: Reframing Tehran
In the wake of a surprise victory for moderate candidate Hassan Rouhani in Iran, Aquila Style presents a photo-tour of the capital through a car...
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Traditional Footwear Thrives in Iraqi Kurdish Town
Bahjat Majeed sits cross-legged in his tiny workshop, putting the final touches on a pair of handmade shoes traditionally crafted in his hometown of Halabja.
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Double Attack on Female Students, Hospital Kills 25 in Pakistan
Militants have blown up a bus carrying women students, and later attacked a nearby hospital treating survivors.
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Iranians Revel in the Streets to Celebrate Rowhani Victory
Thousands of cars honked their horns throughout the capital, and many people were dressed in purple, Rowhani's campaign colour.
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Syrian Soap Opera Recreates Damascus in Gulf Desert
The series is a light social comedy set in the 1950s and takes place mainly inside a traditional Turkish bath in an ancient Damascus neighbourhood.
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Early, Forced Marriages Haunt Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Some refugees in Jordan are offering their daughters for early marriage in the hope of securing them protection as they face growing economic pressure.
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Police Check of Woman in Niqab Sparks Clashes Near Paris
A 32-year-old resident said police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd in Argenteuil.
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Football: Infantino Backs Winter World Cup in Qatar
UEFA general secretary Gianni Infantino on Friday added his weight to calls for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar to be staged later in the...
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Dubai Ruler Pushes Bid to Host World Expo 2020
Dubai's ruler on Tuesday pressed for the Gulf emirate to be given the right to host the 2020 Universal Exposition.
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Women See Flicker of Hope for Rights in Iran Vote
Activists maintain there is still hope that the situation of the country's 35 million women, more than half the population, can be improved.
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Moscow Halal Expo Set for June
Russia’s premier trade show for halal products and services will also feature an Islamic fashion show. Afia R Fitriati has the details.
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Dog Lovers Face Backlash as Iran Challenges Pet Trade
For decades, keeping dogs as pets was a rarity and thus tolerated in Iran, where the the vast majority of Iranians consider dogs as "najis",...
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Kuwait Jails Woman 11 Years for Anti-Emir Tweets
A Kuwaiti Woman posted remarks on Twitter deemed insulting to the emir and calling for the overthrow of the regime, according to the verdict.
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Muslim Envoy Asks Pope Francis to Take ‘Step Forward’
"The problems that we had were not with the Vatican but with the former pope. Now the doors of Al-Azhar are open," the envoy said.
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Iranian Cartoonists on Tightrope During Election Campaign
Press cartoonists say they are dodging "moving red lines" in the run-up to a June 14 presidential election in Iran.
