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23,000 Pakistanis Locked Abroad: Saudi Jails Hold Half as Families Plead for Justice
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs revealed staggering figures to the National Assembly:…
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Unseasonal Weather Patterns Bring Major Shifts to Europe and Southern Africa
Europe is facing a significant weather shift as a long period of…
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Somalia Launches Mass Vaccination Drive Targeting 3.1 Million Children
Somalia initiated a nationwide immunization campaign on Monday, aiming to protect over…
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Singapore Doctor Fined S$10,000 for Anti-Muslim Social Media Posts
85-year-old Dr. Kho Kwang Po was fined S$10,000 (US$7,700) on Monday for…
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19th IsDB Global Forum to Drive Digital Islamic Finance
The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) announced its 19th Global Forum, scheduled for…
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Pakistan Advocates Global Action Against Islamophobia, Hate Crimes at UN Crime Prevention Session
Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the UN in Vienna, Ambassador Kamran Akhtar Malik,…
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Social robots show ability to learn without human help, study finds
A new study has found that social robots can learn and adapt…
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Cyberattack hits Marks & Spencer as online sales remain suspended
Marks & Spencer (M&S) is still grappling with the aftermath of a…
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Vitamin B supplement may slow glaucoma progression, study suggests
A study reported by MailOnline suggests that common vitamin B supplements could…
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Global appeal calls for diplomatic humanitarian convoy to halt Gaza famine
Human Rights Watch has reported a unified and urgent appeal from Palestinian…
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UN raises alarm over escalating humanitarian crisis in Eastern DRC
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) has…
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Egyptian military training aircraft crashes, crew killed
An Egyptian military training aircraft crashed during an air force exercise on…
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Huawei launches first HarmonyOS-powered laptops amid U.S. tech restrictions
Huawei Technologies has launched two new laptops — the MateBook Fold and…
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U.S. Supreme Court greenlights end to deportation protections for Venezuelans
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday allowed the Trump administration to proceed…
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Study links taurine in energy drinks to leukaemia growth
A new study published in Nature suggests taurine, a common ingredient in…
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Russia bans Amnesty International, citing “Undesirable” status
Russia has designated Amnesty International as an “undesirable” organisation, barring it from…
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Karnataka alters minority quota rules, exempts Muslim institutions from relaxation
The Karnataka government has revised rules for granting the ‘religious minority’ status…
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UK town of Nelson faces integration struggles amid language gaps
Nelson, a former mill town in Lancashire, is facing growing concerns over…
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World Health Organization Prepares for Future Without US Funding
As the World Health Organization (WHO) convenes its annual assembly in Geneva,…
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Libya’s PM: Eliminating Militias Is an ‘Ongoing Project’ as Ceasefire Holds
Libyan Prime Minister Abdulhamid Al-Dbeibah said eliminating militias is an ongoing effort…
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Seminar in Holy Najaf explores “Islamic Ethics Between Expression and Interpretation”
The Imam Shirazi World Foundation, in collaboration with professors from the University…
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Telegram founder rejects alleged request to silence Romanian conservatives
Telegram founder Pavel Durov said on Sunday that he rejected a request…
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Mass protest in The Hague urges Dutch government to toughen stance on Gaza war
Tens of thousands of people marched through The Hague on Sunday, calling…
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Social media trend sparks debate on parenting styles and children’s rights
A growing social media trend has reignited debate around parenting practices, as…
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Poor child mental health linked to long-term work limitations, study finds
Children in Great Britain with severe mental health issues are significantly more…
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Netherlands to open nine new Islamic primary schools amid legal reforms
The Netherlands is set to open nine new Islamic primary schools next…
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New study examines social conformity among Arbaeen pilgrims
Al-Sibt academic journal has published a specialized study titled “Conformity Among Arbaeen…
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Mosque desecration in France sparks outrage and demands for protectio
The desecration of a mosque in Orléans, France, has triggered anger within…
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Mogadishu suicide bomber takes at least 10 lives at army recruitment drive
At least 10 people were killed and dozens injured when a suicide…
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Ukraine, Russia Set for 1,000-for-1,000 Prisoner Exchange Amid Ongoing Ceasefire Talks
Following high-stakes peace negotiations in Istanbul, Ukrainian and Russian officials confirmed plans…