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AI officially enrolled as full-time student at Austrian Art University
April 10, 2025
AI officially enrolled as full-time student at Austrian Art University
The University of Applied Arts Vienna has made history by enrolling an artificial intelligence named Flynn as a full-time student—becoming the first institution globally to do so. Developed using the Claude Sonnet language model and Stable Diffusion, Flynn successfully completed…
Bank of England warns AI could trigger market crises for profit
April 10, 2025
Bank of England warns AI could trigger market crises for profit
The Bank of England (BoE) has cautioned that increasingly autonomous AI programs in finance could learn to manipulate markets and even intentionally create crises to boost profits for banks and traders. A report by the BoE’s Financial Policy Committee (FPC)…
Dar Al-Shirazi releases third issue of Al-Shirazi Islamic Magazine in French
April 10, 2025
Dar Al-Shirazi releases third issue of Al-Shirazi Islamic Magazine in French
Dar Al-Shirazi has announced the publication of the third issue of the “Al-Shirazi” Islamic magazine in French, as part of its ongoing efforts to disseminate religious culture and enhance Islamic awareness among Muslim communities in the African continent, particularly in…
Dutch report says anti-Muslim discrimination now systemic and worsening
April 10, 2025
Dutch report says anti-Muslim discrimination now systemic and worsening
The national coordinator for combating discrimination and racism in the Netherlands has issued a strong warning about the escalating and systemic nature of discrimination against Muslims in the country. Rabin Baldewsingh described the phenomenon as “normalized in all layers of…
UN, US Warn of Escalating Daesh Activity in Syria
April 10, 2025
UN, US Warn of Escalating Daesh Activity in Syria
The United Nations (UN) and the United States (US) have raised alarms over the increasing activities of Daesh (ISIS) in Syria, warning of potential attempts to free thousands of its fighters held in prison camps managed by Syrian-Kurdish forces, Arab…
Southern African Countries Launch Climate-Resilient Health Initiative with WHO Support
April 10, 2025
Southern African Countries Launch Climate-Resilient Health Initiative with WHO Support
Eight Southern African countries—Botswana, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe—have launched a $35 million, three-year initiative to strengthen climate-resilient health systems, Reliefweb.com reported. Supported by the Pandemic Fund and WHO, the programme focuses on early warning systems,…
Over 11,000 Afghan Migrants Deported from Pakistan in 9-Day Crackdown
April 10, 2025
Over 11,000 Afghan Migrants Deported from Pakistan in 9-Day Crackdown
Pakistan’s Immigration Department reported that 11,371 Afghan migrants were arrested and deported in a nine-day nationwide operation targeting undocumented migrants, Afghanistan International reported. On Tuesday alone, 3,669 individuals were repatriated through the Torkham border crossing, while over 2,000 voluntarily left…
UN Condemns Israel’s Killing of Journalists in Gaza
April 10, 2025
UN Condemns Israel’s Killing of Journalists in Gaza
The UN human rights office has condemned Israel’s alleged deliberate targeting of journalists in Gaza, stating that such actions constitute war crimes, Anadolu Agency reported. Since October 7, 2023, 211 journalists have been killed in Israeli attacks. UN spokesperson Thameen…
UN: Nearly 7.7 Million in South Sudan Face ‘Crisis’ Hunger Levels
April 10, 2025
UN: Nearly 7.7 Million in South Sudan Face ‘Crisis’ Hunger Levels
The UN’s World Food Programme (WFP) reported that 7.7 million people in South Sudan face crisis, emergency, or catastrophic levels of hunger, nearing record highs, Arab News reported. The northeastern Upper Nile State, a region experiencing escalating violence between forces…
Tech Giants’ Data Centers Strain Water Resources in Drought-Prone Regions
April 10, 2025
Tech Giants’ Data Centers Strain Water Resources in Drought-Prone Regions
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are building data centers in water-scarce regions, raising concerns about resource depletion, The Guardian reported. Amazon’s three proposed data centers in Spain’s Aragon region are licensed to use 755,720 cubic meters of water annually—enough to irrigate…