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IS militants gun down 32 truffle hunters in central Syria: media-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

IS militants gun down 32 truffle hunters in central Syria: media-Xinhua

IS militants gun down 32 truffle hunters in central Syria: media-

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IS militants gun down 32 truffle hunters in Syria - Vimarsana News

IS militants gun down 32 truffle hunters in Syria

Islamic State (IS) militants gunned down 32 truffle hunters in Syria's central Hama province, according to a report from the pro-government al-Watan online newspaper.The victims were collecting truffles in the Doizin area, located in a desert ...

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Middle East: Why are Ramadan TV specials so controversial? - Vimarsana News

Middle East: Why are Ramadan TV specials so controversial?

Every year, new TV series are released during the Muslim religious holiday. And every year, some cause controversy, upsetting clerics, governments or activists. Media analysts in the Middle East say they know why. Cathrin Schaer reports

Yemen: Agrometeorological update - April Issue (Ref: #32) | 01 - 31 March 2023 [EN/AR] - Yemen - Vimarsana News

Yemen: Agrometeorological update - April Issue (Ref: #32) | 01 - 31 March 2023 [EN/AR] - Yemen

Situation Report in Arabic on Yemen about Agriculture, Food and Nutrition, Flood and Insect Infestation; published on 31 Mar 2023 by FAO

Scholar reveals complex social interactions during sieges in Mediaeval Levant - Vimarsana News

Scholar reveals complex social interactions during sieges in Mediaeval Levant

AMMAN — Settlements in the Levant during Mediaeval times were a mixture of ethnicities, cultures and religions, noted a French historian and PhD candidate at Lancaster University, whose studies the conflict and life besieged people in Jazira and Bilad Al Sham from 1097 to 1192.“Frankish or Turkish commanders were mostly a ruling minority. Consequently, for besieged commanders,