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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…
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WHO cuts leadership and operations amid budget shortfall
The World Health Organization (WHO) has halved its leadership team and will…
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Google warns U.S. retailers of rising cyber threat from ‘Scattered Spider’ group
Google has warned that U.S. retailers may be the next target of…
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Arab foreign ministers convene in Baghdad to prepare for annual summit
Arab foreign ministers gathered in Baghdad on Thursday to prepare for the…
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UK Muslim trailblazers honoured at 2025 British Muslim Awards in Birmingham
Birmingham hosted the 12th annual British Muslim Awards 2025 on Friday, May…
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Islam finds growing harmony in Japanese society
In culturally homogenous Japan, a quietly growing Muslim community is reshaping perceptions…
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Springfield, Illinois: A model of Muslim belonging amid rising hate crimes
As hate crimes against Muslims in the U.S. surpassed 8,000 cases in…
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Geneva to hold 78th World Health Assembly to discuss Health, climate change
The 78th World Health Assembly (WHA78) will take place in Geneva, Switzerland,…
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Namira Mosque Launches Shading, Cooling Project to Support Pilgrims During Hajj
A major shading and cooling project has been launched at the Namira…
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US Muslim group praises Trump’s decision to lift sanctions on Syria
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the largest Muslim civil liberties organization…
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ChatGPT Rises to Fifth Most-Visited Website Globally in April 2025
OpenAI’s ChatGPT has climbed to become the world’s fifth most-visited website in…
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Bangladesh suspends Awami League’s registration amid ongoing war crimes probe
Bangladesh’s Election Commission has suspended the registration of the Awami League, the…
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Dozens killed in Gaza strikes as hostage talks continue in Doha
At least 80 people were killed across Gaza on Wednesday amid continued…
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Microsoft to cut 6,000 jobs in latest workforce reduction
Microsoft has announced it will lay off nearly 3% of its global…
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Trump to lift U.S. sanctions on Syria amid new leadership
The U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that the United States…