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Teen is second killed in fresh Venezuela protests: prosecutor

Caracas - Muslimchronicle

A sixteen-year-old boy protesting against President Nicolas Maduro's embattled government was killed Wednesday, prosecutors said, the second to die in the latest round of unrest. Prosecutors did not immediately release his name or the circumstances around his death. But it brings to 105 the number of people killed in four months of violent anti-Maduro protests, being capped with a two-dayRead more

Protests Erupt in South Korea amid Growing Tensions over Park's Ouster

Seoul - Arab Today

Increasingly violent protesters in support of ousted President Park Geun-hye clashed with police Saturday amid tensions over the Constitutional Court's historic ruling to uphold her impeachment because of a massive corruption scandal. Hours ahead of their rally to call for the nullification of the verdict in central Seoul, dozens of Park supporters threw combustible substances and sprayed fire extinguishers atRead more

Civilians mostly victim of war in Afghanistan as 7 killed in 2 days

Kabul - Arab Today

The ongoing militancy and violent incidents have claimed the lives of at least seven civilians and injured more than a dozen others in Afghanistan over the past two days. In the latest violent incident which harmed non-combatants in the conflict-hit Afghanistan, one innocent civilian lost his life and 14 others were wounded as a suicide bomber blew himself up inRead more

Malaysian Foreign Minister to attend Geneva anti-suicide Conference

Putrajaya - Arab Today

Minister of Foreign Affairs Anifah Aman will lead Malaysia's delegation to the Geneva Conference on Preventing Violent Extremism (PVE), which will be held in Geneva, Switzerland from 7 to 8 April 2016, the Malaysian news agency Bernama reported. YB Dato' Sri Anifah Aman will be accompanied by officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia. The Geneva Conference on PVE,Read more

UN Calls on World to Halt Spread of Violent Extremism

Geneva - Arab Today

Countries must urgently cooperate to halt the spread of violent extremism around the globe, the United Nations said Tuesday, ahead of a high-level conference focused on preventing dangerous radicalization. Jehangir Khan, head of the UN Counter-Terrorism Centre, warned that the problem of violent extremism was "mushrooming" and constituted a "clear and present danger" worldwide. He noted that tens of thousandsRead more