Five suspects detained in the murder case of Salwan Momika have been released by Swedish authorities, citing lack of evidence. Momika, known for his Quran burnings, was shot dead, sparking debates on free speech and possible international involvement. As investigations continue, the impact on Swedish democracy and foreign relations remains a focal point.
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Interpol and AFRIPOL, in a collaborative operation named 'Operation Serengeti,' have arrested 24 Kenyans linked to a substantial online credit card fraud case. This operation spanned 19 African countries, focusing on cybercriminal networks involved in ransomware and digital scams, leading to 1,006 arrests. The global crackdown aims to dismantle cybercrime, with fraud losses estimated at USD 193 million worldwide.
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The recent funeral procession of Fethullah Gülen in Sussex County, NJ, attracted thousands of mourners, causing traffic delays and capturing global media attention. As the prominent Turkish cleric and founder of the Gülen Movement was laid to rest, his life and impact on communities worldwide were commemorated in an event that highlighted his controversial and influential legacy.
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Captain Manish Ratna Shakya, the lone survivor of a tragic Saurya Airlines crash in Nepal, is recuperating after an ordeal that claimed 18 lives. The Bombardier CRJ200 plane crashed upon take-off, raising fresh concerns over Nepal’s aviation safety. Investigations are ongoing as victims' families demand answers.
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Approximately 2 million Muslim pilgrims gathered at Mount Arafat in Saudi Arabia for the most critical day of the Hajj pilgrimage. The day, known as the Day of Arafat, involves prayers and seeking forgiveness from Allah. Saudi authorities meticulously planned to ensure pilgrims' safety and comfort, deploying security personnel, medical facilities, and essential services. The event marks a significant religious occasion for Muslims worldwide.
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Malawi's Vice-President Saulos Chilima and nine other individuals have disappeared after their aircraft lost contact en route to Mzuzu International Airport. A search and rescue operation is currently underway, initiated by President Lazarus Chakwera. The plane was on its way to a burial ceremony when it went off the radar.
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Pope Francis has issued an apology following reports that he used a homophobic slur during a private meeting with bishops. The Pope emphasized the Church's inclusivity and clarified that his words were not meant to offend. The controversy comes amidst discussions on the role of gay men as priests and the blessing of same-sex couples.
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