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New AI Tool DOLPHIN Detects Hidden Disease Markers in Cells —————————- Researchers at McGill University have developed an artificial intelligence tool named DOLPHIN that can uncover previously hidden disease markers within individual human cells, potentially revolutionizing early detection and personalized…

Former USAID Staff Launch $110M “Lifeboat” Rescue Project ————————- A group of former USAID staff, laid off after the Trump administration cut US overseas aid, launched a successful rescue effort to save crucial global health projects, The Guardian reported. Dubbing…

Six in Ten UK Secondary Schools Hit by Cyber Attacks ————————————- A new UK government survey reveals that a majority of the nation’s secondary schools, along with higher education institutions, were targeted by a cyber-attack or security breach in the…

Amnesty International Urges Morocco to End Excessive Force Against Youth Protesters ——————————– Amnesty International has called on Moroccan authorities to immediately halt the use of excessive force against demonstrators and to ensure accountability for security abuses following a deadly crackdown…

Al-Shabab Prison Assault Underscores Somalia’s Fragile Security Gains ——————————————– Somali authorities confirmed that security forces killed all seven al-Shabab fighters who stormed the Godka Jilacow prison near the presidential palace in Mogadishu, following a six-hour siege that shook the capital.…

Pope expresses hope for peace following ‘significant steps’ in Gaza ceasefire talks —————————————– Pope Leo on Sunday announced significant steps have been taken in Middle East peace negotiations and expressed hope that they will soon achieve the desired results. Speaking…

Morocco’s “Gen Z212” Protests Enter Eighth Day Amid Calls for Reform ……………. Protests by Morocco’s youth-led “Gen Z212” movement continued for the eighth consecutive day across several cities, demanding broad social and economic reforms. The group, which emerged on the…

Sydney Shooting Leaves 20 Injured, Suspect Arrested ………….. A gunman opened fire on a crowded street in Sydney, injuring 20 people before being apprehended, Australian police said. The suspect allegedly fired indiscriminately at passing vehicles, including police cars, with between…

Taliban Bans Teachers’ Day Celebrations, Deepening Hardship for Afghan Educators …………….. Afghanistan marked World Teachers’ Day on October 5 in silence this year, after the Taliban banned all forms of celebration. The international day, observed globally to honor educators, passed…

UNESCO Conference in Iraq Focuses on Peacebuilding, Genocide Prevention, and Interfaith Dialogue …………… The University of Baghdad, under the patronage of Iraq’s Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, hosted an international conference for UNESCO Chairs in Iraq under the…