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The More Than 60 Tiny Fragments Of Parchment

Israeli scholars decipher Dead Sea Scroll

Tanya Treiger, a conservator at the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Jerusalem - Muslimchronicle
Israeli scholars have pieced together and deciphered one of two previously unread manuscripts of the Dead Sea Scrolls more than half a century since their discovery, an Israeli university has said.... Read more
Smart Indian School (SIS)

SIS K-Tots experience the joy of kite flying

Smart Indian School

kuwait - Muslimchronicle
Smart Indian School (SIS) organized a kite making and flying activity on Thursday, 11 January to help children enjoy the outdoors. The students had a magical thrill... Read more
With A Pinch Of Ginger

The juice startup putting Mali in a bottle

A start up in Mali is making juices out locally sourced products from the African savannah

London - Muslimchronicle
Scarlet hibiscus petals infuse their flavour in a giant pot of liquid, where green leaves picked from the west African kinkeliba shrub also swirl. With a pinch of ginger and some baobab fruit, the concoction is ready to be tasted.... Read more
to remain in custody until an extradition

Cyprus denies bail for Israeli organ trafficking suspect

Israeli Moshe Harel is suspected of organising dozens of illegal kidney transplants at a clinic in Pristina.

Larnaca - Muslimchronicle
A Cypriot court Thursday ordered an Israeli national suspected of being the brains behind an international organ trafficking gang to remain in custody until an extradition process begins on February 5.... Read more
to heal East-West divide

Germany considers student exchanges

German schools send students

Berlin - Muslimchronicle
A suggestion that schools send students on exchange between Germany's former East and West to heal persistent divides sparked debate on Monday, almost 30 years after the country's reunification.... Read more
for Czech president

Jiri Drahos, the singing scientist running

Presidential candidate Jiri Drahos

Prague - Muslimchronicle
Jiri Drahos, a Czech presidential candidate who will face-off against pro-Russian incumbent Milos Zeman in a run-off in 15 days, is a pro-European scientist with a life-long passion for music.... Read more
in Africa's many anti-colonial

When humans wage war, animals suffer too: study

Elephants were among the 90 percent of large herbivores in Mozambique's Gorongosa National Park.

Paris - Muslimchronicle
When humans wage war, they harm more than just one another. Wild animals suffer too, and some have verged on annihilation in Africa's many anti-colonial and civil conflicts, researchers said Wednesday.... Read more
After Brutal Islamic State Group Rule.

Teachers in Mosul learn to cope with traumatised pupils

On a classroom whiteboard in the battered city of Mosul the words “rediscovering how to smile”.

Mosul - Muslimchronicle
On a classroom whiteboard in the battered city of Mosul the words “rediscovering how to smile” outline the heartbreaking task of Iraqi teachers striving to heal their students’ mental scars after brutal Daesh group rule.... Read more