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University of Kufa hosts annual Open Day to strengthen
November 20, 2024
University of Kufa hosts annual Open Day to strengthen
The University of Kufa in Holy Najaf held its annual Open Day, welcoming thousands of visitors, including high school students, academics, and community leaders. The event aimed to foster stronger ties between the university and the local community while showcasing…
Spain to legalize 300,000 migrants annually to boost workforce
November 20, 2024
Spain to legalize 300,000 migrants annually to boost workforce
Spain plans to regularize 300,000 undocumented immigrants annually for the next three years to address labor shortages and an ageing population, Migration Minister Elma Saiz announced. The reforms streamline work and residence permits, extend job seeker visas to 12 months,…
Iraq Begins First Nationwide Population Census in Nearly Four Decades
November 20, 2024
Iraq Begins First Nationwide Population Census in Nearly Four Decades
Iraq has officially commenced its first nationwide population census today in nearly four decades, starting at 7 a.m. local time. This significant operation is expected to last until midnight each day and will involve approximately 120,000 enumerators visiting each household…
UNICEF Warns of Threats to Children’s Well-being by 2050
November 20, 2024
UNICEF Warns of Threats to Children’s Well-being by 2050
In a stark warning, UNICEF has released its annual report highlighting significant risks to the wellbeing of children globally by the year 2050. The recent UNICEF report outlines three critical issues: demographic changes, climate change, and the rapid advancement of…
EU Adopts Regulation to Combat Forced Labor
November 20, 2024
EU Adopts Regulation to Combat Forced Labor
The European Union enacted a significant law on Tuesday, November 19, aimed at prohibiting the sale of products made with forced labor, marking a crucial step in addressing human rights violations in global supply chains, Human Rights Watch reported. The…
Cells Exhibit Surprising Learning Abilities, Study Finds
November 20, 2024
Cells Exhibit Surprising Learning Abilities, Study Finds
A groundbreaking study from Harvard Medical School reveals that single-celled organisms, such as ciliates and amoebae, can exhibit habituation, a basic form of learning previously thought exclusive to more complex organisms, SciTech Daily revealed yesterday. This research, published on November…
Over 200 Children Killed in Lebanon Amid Israeli Bombardment
November 20, 2024
Over 200 Children Killed in Lebanon Amid Israeli Bombardment
Since the onset of Israel’s military campaign in Lebanon two months ago, more than 200 children have lost their lives, Al Jazeera reported yesterday citing UNICEF. The agency reported that an average of three children have been killed daily, highlighting…
Taliban Destroyed Many Hazara & Tajik-Populated Areas Of Kabul, Says New Report
November 20, 2024
Taliban Destroyed Many Hazara & Tajik-Populated Areas Of Kabul, Says New Report
A new investigative report by The Guardian reveals the Taliban’s systematic destruction of thousands of homes in Kabul, targeting predominantly Hazara and Tajik areas, Afghanistan International reported. The report, conducted with four Afghan news organizations, describes this as a catastrophic…
More than 420,000 displaced in Somalia in 10 months: UNHCR
November 20, 2024
More than 420,000 displaced in Somalia in 10 months: UNHCR
In Somalia, over 427,000 individuals have been internally displaced in the first ten months of 2024, Xinhua reported citing the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR). The Protection and Solutions Monitoring Network reported a significant increase in displacement, particularly in October, with…
Alcohol-Related Deaths in the U.S. Have Doubled Over Two Decades
November 20, 2024
Alcohol-Related Deaths in the U.S. Have Doubled Over Two Decades
A recent study from Florida Atlantic University reveals a troubling increase in alcohol-related deaths in the United States, nearly doubling from 1999 to 2020, Earth.com reported yesterday. The mortality rate rose from 10.7 to 21.6 per 100,000 people, with total…