Healing from Trauma: Coping with Israeli Raids in the Occupied West Bank
Explore strategies for healing and resilience in the face of trauma from Israeli raids in the Occupied West Bank. Discover coping mechanisms and support.
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Month: March 2025
Families Barred from Morgues in Balochistan as Bodies Vanish
Families in Balochistan face distress as they are denied access to morgues, with reports of missing bodies, raising concerns over transparency and accountability.
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Trump Refutes Claims of Musk Getting ‘Top Secret’ China Briefing
Trump denies allegations that Elon Musk received a 'top secret' briefing on China, emphasizing no special treatment or classified information was shared.
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UK Man, 28, Chooses Euthanasia Over Enduring Mental Illness
UK man, 28, opts for euthanasia to escape severe mental illness, highlighting the complex debate on assisted dying and mental health.
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Record High of 8,938 Migrant Deaths Last Year: UN Report
UN report reveals a record 8,938 migrant deaths last year, highlighting urgent global humanitarian concerns and the need for improved safety measures.
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Major Sponsors Withdraw Support from San Francisco LGBT Pride – Media Reports
Major sponsors pull support from San Francisco LGBT Pride, citing concerns over event management and controversies, according to recent media reports.
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Are Gen Z Embracing Farm Life Over Urban Living?
Explore why Gen Z is increasingly drawn to farm life over urban living, seeking sustainability, community, and a break from the fast-paced city lifestyle.
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NATO Member May Triple Its Military Forces – Report
NATO member plans to triple military forces, enhancing defense capabilities amid rising global tensions, according to a recent report.
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Belgian PM Warns Against Seizing Russian Assets, Calling It ‘An Act of War’
Belgian PM cautions against seizing Russian assets, labeling it 'an act of war,' highlighting potential diplomatic tensions and international legal concerns.
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US Restricts Canadian Access to Historic Library on Quebec-Vermont Border
US limits Canadian access to historic Quebec-Vermont border library, impacting cross-border cultural exchange and raising concerns over shared heritage access.
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