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Authorities have designated Hezbollah a terrorist organization and banned its activity on German soil. Police are currently conducting raids on four associations linked to the Islamist group.                 German special police guards the entrance of the El-Irschad centre in Berlin  German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer on Thursday banned all Hezbollah activities in the country, his ministry spokesman said on Twitter. He also confirmed that "police measures are underway in several federal states concurrently," and added that even in times of crisis, the "rule of law is able to act." The police raids are focused on four mosque associations in Berlin, Dortmund, Bremen and Münster accused of belonging to Hezbollah. Hezbollah is a Lebanese Shiite organization consisting of a political and a militant branch. It receives significant backing from Iran and has fought alongside the troops pf Syrian President Bashar Assad. Germany had previously distinguishe

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UN picks Accra, three others for Covid-19 regional humanitarian hub Date: Apr 24 , 2020 , 04:02 BY: Isaac Yeboah facebook sharing button twitter sharing button whatsapp sharing button email sharing button sharethis sharing button The United Nations has selected Ghana’s capital, Accra, along with a few others to set up Africa-wide regional hubs for its humanitarian operations in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). Other hubs will be established in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, the Egyptian capital of Cairo and Johannesburg in South Africa to serve three main functions; ǁas cargo hubs to receive medical and humanitarian supplies from United Nations global hubs for distribution to UN entities in the region; ǁas regional aviation services to ensure the transportation of UN humanitarian personnel around the region in the absence of commercial flights and; ǁas locations for the establishment of regional treatment centers for UN staff who are staying

Amid the COVID-19 shutdowns and the broader human impacts of the pandemic, it's difficult for marketers to understand where they're placed, and how they can, and should, maintain connection with their audiences at this time. And while research has shown that most consumers are still open to brand messaging during the crisis, situational awareness is key, and reaching people 'in the right way' is essential to effectiveness. To help with this, Instagram has this week shared some key tips on how brands can maintain audience connection via Instagram Stories. And there are some great notes to consider - here are Instagram's six tips to get the most out of Stories during COVID-19. 1. 'Make it easy for people to support your brand' Instagram's first tip is to promote ways that people can support your business by using Instagram's new gift card and food ordering stickers in your Stories frames. You can then save your Stories as Highlights to

Facebook introduces “Quiet Mode” to help control your Facebook usage. With the new normal in place, setting boundaries for how you spend your time online can be helpful. Facebook’s new “Quiet Mode” might just be what you’re looking for to lead a healthy work/life balance. As explained by Facebook; “We’ve added Quiet Mode, which mutes most push notifications, and if you try to open Facebook while in Quiet Mode, you’ll be reminded that you set this time aside to limit your time in the app.” To press pause on screen time, you can either switch on Quiet Mode straight away, or schedule it for later. Either way, we think this’s a cool addition to the app to remind people to wind-down without screens during the lockdown. Facebook notifications are out of control. For years I’ve asked for batched alerts or ways to mute the most common ones. At least now it’s launching Quiet Mode https://t.co/OQXhFXAaAJ — joshconstine (@JoshConstine) April 9, 2020 2. LinkedIn publishes a special edition