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Taliban close 200 UNICEF-supported community classes in Panjshir
The Taliban have closed 200 UNICEF-supported community-based classes in Afghanistan’s Panjshir province,…
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14th-Century Quran Manuscript Restored, Digitized in Montenegro
A rare 14th-century handwritten Quran manuscript, preserved for centuries at the Hussein…
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France, Spain, Greece Push for EU-Wide Social Media Age Restrictions
France, Spain, and Greece are jointly advocating for mandatory age verification on…
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US Doctors Use Gene Editing to Treat Infant with Rare Genetic Disorder in World First
Doctors in the United States have successfully treated an infant with a…
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Canadian Mining Firm Fined for Damaging Aboriginal Sacred Site in Australia
An Australian court has fined Canadian mining company Vista Gold Australia Pty…
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Conflict and Climate Drive Record Global Hunger in 2024, UN Warns
Acute food insecurity escalated for the sixth consecutive year in 2024, with…
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UN Warns 500 Afghan Health Centers Face Closure Amid U.S. Aid Cuts
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has warned that U.S. funding cuts…
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Apple Integrates Thought-Controlled iPhone Access via Synchron’s Brain Tech
Apple has officially recognized neural interfaces as a native input method for…
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Malaysia Pioneers Fully Digital Halal Certification to Boost Global Trade
Malaysia has launched a groundbreaking digital halal certification system, positioning itself as…
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Scientists Discover Oxygen in The Most Distant Galaxy Ever
Scientists have detected oxygen in galaxy GHZ2, located 13.4 billion light-years away,…
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Scientists Identify Brain’s Secret Weapon Against Hunger to Advance Treatment of Obesity
Scientists at Fujita Health University have discovered that neuroestrogen, a form of…
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World’s largest poultry exporter Brazil confirms bird flu outbreak
Brazil, the world’s biggest poultry exporter, has confirmed its first outbreak of…
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Najaf-Based NCSS Kicks off Professional News Writing Training Course
With the support of the Najaf-based Najaf Al-Ashraf Center for Strategic Studies…
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Half of women’s crisis response groups risk closure within 6 months amid global aid cuts, UN Women warns
Nearly half of all women-led organizations providing critical support in humanitarian crises…
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Death Toll from Tropical Disease Outbreak in Northern Australia Rises to 31
Northern Australia is grappling with an outbreak of melioidosis, a rare tropical…
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Renewed clashes rock Tripoli despite ceasefire claims
Fresh clashes erupted in Libya’s Tripoli on Wednesday between the Radaa force…
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U.S. universities increasingly punish students over political speech, new report reveals
According to a report published by the Foundation for Individual Rights and…
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48 million adults in the U.S. struggle with illiteracy, report says
A report by the U.S.-based Free Press revealed on Wednesday that one…
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Iraq marks Mass Graves Day amid ongoing excavations and challenges
Iraq commemorates the National Day of Mass Graves on Friday, May 16,…
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CPJ warns of growing threat to press freedom in Afghanistan
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has raised serious concerns over recent…
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Canada: New Islamic center planned in Moncton to serve growing Muslim community
In response to the growing needs of the Muslim population, plans are…
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Irish town introduces Islamic burial option in support of cultural diversity
Authorities in Omagh, north of Dublin, have announced the provision of Islamic…
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Men Suffer Higher Risk of Death from Some Common Diseases Compared to Women
A recent global study published in PLOS Medicine has revealed significant sex-based…
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Children exposed to social media posts about violence and suicide, says BBC study
A recent BBC investigation revealed that young teenagers are quickly exposed to…
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Challenges Persist in Syria’s Recovery Amid Returnee Needs and Ongoing Human Rights Concerns
A recent report by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) highlights the…
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Migrant Workers in Saudi Arabia Face Deadly Workplace Hazards and Denied Justice
Scores of migrant workers in Saudi Arabia continue to die in avoidable…
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Hate crimes surge in India amid police inaction, rights group reports
A shocking wave of anti-Muslim hate crimes has gripped India following the…
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Study finds rapid weight regain after stopping weight loss drugs
A University of Oxford analysis has found that patients regain weight quickly…
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Hungary proposes law targeting foreign-funded organisations
Hungary’s parliament is reviewing a draft law that would give authorities sweeping…
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India-Pakistan tensions deepen food security concerns in Pakistan
Rising military tensions between India and Pakistan are amplifying fears of food…