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UNHCR: Over 60M women, girls forced to flee face high risk of gender-based violence worldwide
The UN refugee agency (UNHCR) has raised alarms over the escalating risk…
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New Powder Offers Hope in Carbon Capture Technology
A groundbreaking yellow powder, known as a covalent organic framework, has emerged…
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Shias worldwide commemorate passing of late Ayatollah Sayyid Muhammad Ridha al-Shirazi
Shia followers of Ahlulbayt, peace be upon them, in Iraq and the…
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Lebanese MP lauds Iraq’s humanitarian support to Lebanese people
Lebanese MP Hassan Ezz El-Din expressed gratitude to Iraq, its government, and…
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HRW accuses Israel of illegal forced evacuations in Gaza
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has accused Israel of conducting unsafe and illegal…
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Police dismantle world’s largest piracy network in Europe
Authorities in 10 countries conducted a major crackdown on what is believed…
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Uzbekistan launches free cancer screenings for women
Uzbekistan will offer free biennial cancer screenings to women aged 30 to…
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Amnesty urges Saudi Arabia to release detainees ahead of UN Internet Forum
Amnesty International has called on Saudi Arabia to release individuals detained for…
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New study links air pollution to increased risk of long Covid
People living in areas with higher air pollution face an increased risk…
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UK and Iraq sign landmark security pact to combat people smuggling
The UK government announced Thursday a “world-first” security agreement with Iraq to…
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UN Reports Taliban Detain Afghan Journalists Over 250 Times
A recent United Nations report reveals that since the Taliban’s takeover of…
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Australia Passes Landmark Law Banning Children from Social Media
Australia’s Senate has enacted groundbreaking legislation to prohibit children and teenagers aged…
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Fossilized Digestive Remains Offer New Insights into Dinosaur Dominance
A study published in Nature has analyzed over 500 specimens of fossilized…
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AI Makes Breakthrough in Diagnosing Systemic Diseases
A new AI model called BiomedParse, developed by Sheng Wang and colleagues…
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Doctors hail first breakthrough in asthma and COPD treatment in 5 decades
A recent trial has revealed a groundbreaking treatment for asthma and chronic…
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Earth’s Oceans Changing Colors Due to Climate Change, Study Reveals
Recent research published in Nature reveals that over the past 20 years,…
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Landslides in Uganda leave 15 dead, dozens missing
At least 15 people have been confirmed dead after landslides swept through…
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Iraqi believers continue to visit honourable residence of Grand Ayatollah Shirazi
Honourable pilgrims to the holy shrine of Sayyeda Fatimah al-Ma’suma in Holy…
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Canada’s first halal food bank opens in Ontario
The city of London, Ontario, has inaugurated Canada’s first halal food bank…
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WHO reports 280 measles deaths in Yemen amid worsening health crisis
The World Health Organization (WHO) has recorded 280 measles-related deaths in Yemen…
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Death toll of journalists in Gaza rises to 190 amid ongoing Israeli assault
The Government Media Office in Gaza has reported that 190 Palestinian journalists…
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Malaysia launches initiative to replace unlicensed Qurans for accuracy and safety
Malaysia’s Ministry of Home Affairs has initiated a program to replace old…
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Sweden’s AI Welfare System Faces Discrimination Allegations
Amnesty International has called for the immediate discontinuation of the AI systems…
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VR Technology Uncovers How Animals See the World
Virtual reality (VR) technology, typically associated with gaming, is now being harnessed…
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Pakistan: Amnesty Demands Investigation After Deadly Crackdown on PTI Protests
A violent crackdown on opposition protesters from the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) in…
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Kuwait-based Sayed Al-Shuhada Intl Committee supports Lebanese families amid war
The Sayed Al-Shuhada International Committee, one of the global charitable organizations affiliated…
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Racial discrimination on rise in Sweden’s schools, new report reveals
A report from Sweden’s Equality Ombudsman reveals a significant rise in racial…
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Global parliamentary leaders demand Afghan girls’ right to education
Twenty female parliamentary leaders from around the world, including Yaël Braun-Pivet of…
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Ancient city of Kish: Birthplace of early dynasties and legacy of Mesopotamian civilization
Historical reports have highlighted the ancient city of Kish, located in Iraq’s…
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Amnesty International accuses Kaniyat armed group of crimes against humanity in Libya
Amnesty International has reported that the “Kaniyat” armed group committed crimes against…