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Iraq: Preparations Underway for Arbaeen 2024 Pilgrimage
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani announced key decisions regarding the preparations for…
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WHO: Over 100,000 Hepatitis Cases Reported in Afghanistan Over Past Decade
The World Health Organization (WHO) has revealed that more than 100,000 people…
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First “BRICS” Holy Quran Recitation Award launched in Russia
The Russian city of Kazan hosted the first edition of the BRICS…
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Iranian officials predict participation of more than 5M Iranians in this year’s Holy
Iranian official and religious entities predict that 5 million Iranian pilgrims will…
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Indian Army Trooper Killed in Kashmir Gunfight
An Indian army trooper was killed and another injured during a fierce…
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Four Terrorists Killed in Pakistan Military Operation
Pakistan’s military has reported the killing of four terrorists during a joint…
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12 killed in rocket attack on football pitch in Golan Heights
12 people have been killed and 19 others wounded in a rocket…
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Malaysia Mandates Licensing for Major Social Media Platforms to Combat Cybercrime
Starting August 1, Malaysia will require social media services with over 8…
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Pakistan: PTI Protests Erupt Across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Demanding Release of Imran Khan
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) organized widespread protests throughout Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, demanding the…
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World Uyghur Congress Marks 10 Years Since Deadly Yarkand Massacre
The World Uyghur Congress (WUC) has commemorated the 10th anniversary of the…
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UN report underscores devastating effects of Taliban policies on Afghan women
Three United Nations entities, namely the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan…
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At least 31 civilians killed in Israeli strikes on school sheltering displaced families
At least 31 Palestinians were killed today Saturday in an Israeli strike…
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UN General-Secretary urges affluent countries to combat global “addiction” to fossil fuel
The world’s wealthiest nations are jeopardizing our future by driving a surge…
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With limited number of users and publishers, OpenAI tests SearchGPT engine
OpenAI said that it is testing a new search engine called SearchGPT…
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Recently approved shingles vaccine could help delay dementia, scientists say
Researchers from the University of Oxford have raised hopes for delaying dementia…
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G20 Pledges to Tackle Tax Evasion Among the Ultra-Wealthy
The G20 has committed to ensuring that ultra-high-net-worth individuals contribute fairly to…
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Pakistan Implements Internet Firewall Amid Censorship Concerns
On July 26, 2024, Pakistan’s Minister for Information Technology, Shaza Fatima Khawaja,…
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UK-Based Islamic Relief increases aid delivery in the Philippines
Over 844,000 people have been impacted by severe flooding across the Philippines,…
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UN Refugee Agency commemorates 73 years of the Refugee Convention, urging universal accession
This Sunday marks the 73rd anniversary of the 1951 Refugee Convention, a…
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Green Economy Could Create 3.3M Jobs across Africa by 2030
A new report by FSD Africa and Shortlist forecasts that Africa could…
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Brazil Announces World’s First Deaths from Oropouche Fever
Brazil has confirmed the world’s first fatalities linked to Oropouche fever, Xinhua…
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Karachi Ranked Second Riskiest City for Tourists
Karachi has been identified as the second riskiest city for tourists, scoring…
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50,000 Pakistanis went missing in Iraq, minister says
Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Religious Affairs Chaudhry Salik Hussain said on Wednesday…
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Over 30,000 Migrants Dead or Missing in Mediterranean
A major migrant rights group, Sea Watch International, reported that over 30,000…
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Mercury May Hide a Diamond Layer, Research Suggests
New research indicates that Mercury, the smallest planet in the solar system,…
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Iraq: Security forces uncover mass grave containing 14 bodies of ISIS victims near Mosul
A mass grave containing remains of at least 14 people was discovered…
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Pakistan drops visa fees for 126 countries to boost tourism and investment
In a significant shift in visa policy aimed at attracting tourists and…
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About 300,000 African children are at risk of acute malnutrition, UNICEF says
The severe drought affecting much of Southern Africa is endangering the lives…
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Japan’s population continues to decline due to aging, low birth rates, official data says
Japan’s population has decreased for the 15th consecutive year, with a drop…
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Boat carrying at least 45 refugees capsizes off Yemen’s coast
A boat carrying at least 45 refugees capsized off the coast of…