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Corporate transition in automotive industry, luxury car focus, strategic change in leadership

Cars

Hardeep Singh Brar Resigns from Kia India, Set to Lead BMW India

A vibrant illustration of iced tea cans in Lemon, Peach, and Raspberry flavors against a summer background.

Lifestyle

Fatima Alavi ACME

Turkey Hill Expands Its Iconic Flavor Legacy with New Hard Iced Tea

Symbolic representation of migration barriers impacting communities in Massachusetts, using muted colors and abstract forms.

World news

Fatima Alavi AFRICA

Trump’s Travel Ban Takes Effect: Impact on Massachusetts’ Haitian Community

A bustling Harare street scene with vendors selling goods amidst a chaotic police raid.

Crime

Fatima Alavi AFRICA

Why Are Zimbabwe Police Chasing Off Some of the Economy’s Biggest Players?

A somber prison cell with shadows, emphasizing the theme of injustice and call for reform in a dark color scheme.

Crime

Fatima Alavi AFRICA

Kenyan Man Dies in Custody After Arrest Over Social Media Posts

A political debate scene with symbolic elements representing election dates and party dynamics in a vibrant color scheme.

Cars

Fatima Alavi AGREEMENT

Bangladesh Elections: BNP Criticizes Muhammad Yunus Over Proposed Election Date

A map showing nearly 20 countries marked with travel restrictions and a crossing out symbol, in a range of muted colors.

World news

Fatima Alavi AFRICA

Trump Issues New Travel Ban Affecting Nearly 20 Countries: What Travelers Need to Know

Electric vehicle dealership showcasing diverse electric models in a modern showroom with green decor and bright lighting.

Cars

Fatima Alavi AFRICA

BYD Expands Its Footprint in South Africa’s Electric Vehicle Market

A colorful buffet display featuring a variety of breakfast dishes including fruits, pastries, and vegetables.

Lifestyle

Fatima Alavi AFRICA

British Mum Criticized for Complaining About Tunisian Breakfast Options

An empty airport terminal with closed gates, dim lighting, quiet check-in counters, and scattered luggage representing travel restrictions.

World news

Fatima Alavi AFRICA

US President Trump Revives Controversial Travel Ban Targeting Multiple Countries