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195 journalists killed in Gaza since October 7, local group reports
The Palestinian Journalists’ Forum reported on Saturday that 195 journalists have been…
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Iraqi forces target ISIS remnants in Anbar Desert
Iraq’s Joint Operations Command announced Sunday that security forces continue operations to…
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ICJ Considers Legal Responsibility for Climate Change
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague has concluded historic…
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UN Security Council Extends Sanctions Against Al-Shabaab Terror Group
The UN Security Council has voted to renew sanctions against the al-Shabaab…
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Syrian Christians Attend Services as Schools Reopen Following Assad’s Overthrow
A week after the dramatic overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad, Syrian Christians…
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Tensions Rise Over Madrassah Registration Bill in Pakistan
A joint session of Pakistan’s parliament is set for December 17 to…
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Israel intensifies airstrikes on Syria following dramatic fall of ruling regime
Israel conducted a series of airstrikes early Saturday targeting key military sites…
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Only six low-income nations may achieve middle-imcome status by 2050: World Bank
The World Bank warns that just six of the world’s 26 low-income…
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Poverty pushes Nigerian children into hazardous lithium mining
In northern Nigeria, children are being drawn into hazardous work in the…
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Madrid conference urges action on Taliban’s treatment of Afghan women
An international conference in Madrid on Friday highlighted the worsening conditions for…
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New survey highlights rising loneliness in Germany
A new survey by Germany’s Techniker Krankenkasse (TK) health insurer reveals that…
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Georgia Elects Mikheil Kavelashvili as New President Amid Protests
Georgian lawmakers on Saturday elected Mikheil Kavelashvili, a hardline critic of the…
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UN Talks in Riyadh Fail to Address Global Drought
The 12-day COP16 meeting of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification…
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Over 7.2M people, mainly kids, face risk of drowning by 2050: WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released a report highlighting the ongoing…
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Save The Children: 2024 a “Cruel” Year for Afghan Children
Save the Children has reported that the ongoing economic crisis, along with…
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Migrant Boat Capsizes Off Greece, Claiming 5 lives
At least five migrants drowned after a wooden boat carrying many Pakistanis…
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China Demolishes Uyghur Business Landmark in Xinjiang
Reports emerged that the Chinese government has demolished the Rebiya Kadeer Trade…
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Shia Muslims worldwide commemorate sorrowful demise anniversary Sayyeda Umm al-Banin
Sayyeda Umm al-Banin, peace be upon her, a woman renowned for her…
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World’s Largest Iceberg Breaks Free from Whirlpool, Moving Northward
A23a, the largest iceberg in the world, has escaped from a whirlpool…
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Shirazi World Foundation sends message to transitional government in Syria
The Shirazi World Foundation, one of the global organizations affiliated with Grand…
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Pakistan’s Supreme Court Grants Conditional Authority to Military Courts for Civilian Cases
On Friday, Pakistan’s Supreme Court conditionally authorized military courts to issue verdicts…
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Japanese researchers test drug to regrow teeth
Japanese dentists are testing a groundbreaking drug that could enable people to…
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EU launches air bridge to aid post-Assad Syria
The European Commission has initiated a Humanitarian Air Bridge to deliver essential…
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Following days of political deadlock, François Bayrou takes office as France’s new PM
François Bayrou, a veteran centrist and ally of President Emmanuel Macron, has…
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WHO Report: 150 Million Africans Driven into Poverty by Healthcare Costs
A recent World Health Organization (WHO) report reveals that over 150 million…
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Philippines: Volcanic eruption displaces 45,000 people
At least 45,000 people have been displaced on Negros Island, Philippines, following…
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Stratcom Summit ’24 Kicks Off in Istanbul
The 4th International Strategic Communication Forum (Stratcom Summit ’24) commenced in Istanbul…
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Latest Military, Refugee, Humanitarian Developments of Syria Following Fall of al-Assad
Austria’s conservative Chancellor Karl Nehammer announced a €1,000 ($1,050) incentive for Syrian…
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IIF Projects World Economy Will Decelerate in 2025
World economic growth is projected to slow to 2.7% in 2025, down…
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Chinese scientists extract cancer-fighting particles from rare earth minerals
Chinese researchers from the University of South China have successfully extracted cancer-fighting…