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Stories tagged “Refugees” on Waqya.
Will the Justice Department's reversal on subpoenas against NY Times journalists be a turning point in the battle for press freedom, or a temporary reprieve from government overreach?
In a global phenomenon, 2,000 people are working side by side to restore the skeleton of a 240-million-year-old Mastodonsaurus, sparking debate about how we invest our collective energy and what it takes to unite people today.
The protests outside Parliament over NEET reflect growing discontent with the current system and the need for a fair and inclusive education policy.
Is Andy Burnham's decision to cut tax on household electricity bills a bold move to ease the cost of living crisis or a classic example of focusing on symptoms rather than the disease?
The UK government's decision to fight the release of crime data related to migrant groups has sparked outrage and accusations of a cover-up, highlighting the need for greater transparency in governance.
Iran's influence in Yemen has reached a boiling point, as the Houthi rebellion poses a significant threat to regional security and global trade.
Can Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson deliver on her promises of community-led solutions and inclusive development, or will her administration's rhetoric continue to overshadow meaningful action?
MSU President Kevin Guskiewicz's sudden change of heart gives the university a second chance, but can he deliver on his vision and restore stability to the institution?
The myth of absolute digital privacy is shattered as tech companies, even those with the best intentions, often find themselves at odds with legal compliance and national security interests.
A nuanced analysis of the 'ideological rift' between Ben Shapiro and Matt Walsh, and what it reveals about the conservative media landscape.
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