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Pakistani Military Kills 30 Cross-Border Terrorists Allegedly from Afghanistan

Pakistani Military Kills 30 Cross-Border Terrorists Allegedly from Afghanistan

In the past month, Pakistan’s military has reported killing nearly 30 “terrorists” in operations against a recent surge in terrorist attacks and militant infiltration attempts from Afghanistan, VOA reported yesterday. The announcement comes a day after a U.S. research group…
UN Secretary-General Calls for Urgent Action to Address Environmental Decline

UN Secretary-General Calls for Urgent Action to Address Environmental Decline

In a message delivered on the International Day for Biological Diversity, UN chief Antonio Guterres sounded the alarm over the alarming deterioration of the planet’s ecosystems, Xinhua reported yesterday. Guterres underscored that the world’s complex web of biodiversity, which sustains…
Famous Egyptian newspaper highlights biography, lofty status of Sayyeda Zeinab

Famous Egyptian newspaper highlights biography, lofty status of Sayyeda Zeinab

On the occasion of the reopening of Sayyeda Zeinab Mosque in Cairo, the famous Egyptian daily newspaper “Al-Ahram” has published a report praising the roles Sayyeda Zainab, the daughter of Ali ibn Abi Talib, peace be upon them, had played…
International Tea Day celebrated on 21 May

International Tea Day celebrated on 21 May

The world has celebrated the International Tea Day, marked on 21 May, which was established to raise awareness about this product’s role in combating hunger and poverty across the world. This day highlight tea’s cultural, economic, and social significance, as…
At Least 10 Female Farm Workers Perish in Egypt as Minibus Falls into Nile

At Least 10 Female Farm Workers Perish in Egypt as Minibus Falls into Nile

A tragic accident in Egypt’s Nile Delta region has claimed the lives of at least 10 female farm workers, VOA reported yesterday. On Tuesday, a minibus transporting the women plunged off a river ferry and into the Nile northwest of…
Increasing Inequalities: Amnesty International Report Highlights Human Rights Violations from Border Technology, AI

Increasing Inequalities: Amnesty International Report Highlights Human Rights Violations from Border Technology, AI

Amnesty International’s latest report has exposed the detrimental impact of new technology and AI at borders, perpetuating human rights violations against migrants. The briefing, The Digital Border: Migration, Technology, and Inequality, emphasizes that these technologies, utilized by both governmental and…
International, Tunisian organizations underline serious setback in freedoms in Tunisia

International, Tunisian organizations underline serious setback in freedoms in Tunisia

Ten Tunisian organizations, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, have spoken out about a “severe setback” in freedoms in Tunisia. The organizations said that there has been a significant escalation in restrictions on activists, politicians, journalists, and the use…
European Council passes landmark legislation to harmonize rules on Artificial Intelligence

European Council passes landmark legislation to harmonize rules on Artificial Intelligence

The Council of the European Union has approved a landmark piece of legislation aimed at harmonizing rules on artificial intelligence across the EU. Dubbed the Artificial Intelligence Act, this first-of-its-kind law follows a ‘risk-based’ approach, imposing stricter rules on AI…
Pakistan: Punjab Assembly Passes Defamation Bill Amid Protests

Pakistan: Punjab Assembly Passes Defamation Bill Amid Protests

Pakistan’s Punjab Assembly approved on Monday the Defamation Bill of 2024, rejecting all amendments proposed by the opposition, Pakistan’s Dawn reported yesterday. The bill was met with protests from the PTI-backed Sunni Ittehad Council (SIC) and journalists covering the proceedings.…
Global Free Expression in Crisis for Over Half the World’s Population, Report Warns

Global Free Expression in Crisis for Over Half the World’s Population, Report Warns

A new report has found that the state of free expression is in crisis for over half the global population, VOA reported yesterday. The findings paint a concerning picture as dozens of countries prepare to hold elections in 2024, with…
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