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Leopard killings surge in Pakistan amid human-wildlife conflict

Leopard killings surge in Pakistan amid human-wildlife conflict

Leopard killings in Pakistan have surged in recent years, posing a significant threat to the species’ survival, The Guardian said in a report released on Tuesday. Conservationists attribute this alarming trend to escalating human-wildlife conflicts, particularly in regions where leopards…
Cholera cases surge amid global vaccine shortage

Cholera cases surge amid global vaccine shortage

Cholera cases have surged globally, with 804,721 reported in 2024, a near 50% increase from the previous year, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The disease has resurged due to factors including conflict and climate change, leading to significant…
NRC suspends aid in nearly 20 countries amid U.S. funding cuts

NRC suspends aid in nearly 20 countries amid U.S. funding cuts

The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) announced on February 10, 2025, that it will suspend some of its humanitarian operations across nearly 20 countries due to a 90-day freeze on U.S. foreign aid implemented by President Donald Trump on January 20.…
Daesh claims responsibility for suicide bombing in Kunduz, Afghanistan

Daesh claims responsibility for suicide bombing in Kunduz, Afghanistan

Daesh has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing near a bank in Kunduz, northern Afghanistan, on February 11, 2025, which resulted in five fatalities and seven injuries. The bombing occurred near a branch of Kabul Bank in Kunduz city. Jumauddin…
UNESCO Urges Education Access for Afghan Girls on International Day of Women, Girls in Science

UNESCO Urges Education Access for Afghan Girls on International Day of Women, Girls in Science

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) emphasized the urgent need for guaranteed access to education for Afghan women and girls on Tuesdya, coinciding with the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Amu TV reported. UNESCO…
Aga Khan V Enthroned as 50th Imam of Ismaili Muslims

Aga Khan V Enthroned as 50th Imam of Ismaili Muslims

Shah Rahim Al-Hussaini, also known as Aga Khan V, was formally enthroned on Tuesday as the 50th hereditary Imam of the Ismailis during a ceremony in Lisbon, Portugal, Khaama Press reported. This historic event was broadcast live to Ismaili Jamatkhanas…
Bomb Threats Target Over 200 Schools in Cyprus

Bomb Threats Target Over 200 Schools in Cyprus

On Tuesday morning, bomb threats were reported at over 200 schools across Cyprus, leading to widespread evacuations and police investigations, Xinhua reported. Authorities confirmed that no explosives were discovered during security checks, but investigations are ongoing. A police spokesperson indicated…
IARC Celebrates International Day of Women, Girls in Science

IARC Celebrates International Day of Women, Girls in Science

The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) marked the 10th International Day of Women and Girls in Science on Tuesday, celebrating the significant contributions of women in the field, the organization’s website reported. Over 60% of IARC’s scientists are…
Global Leaders Unite for Ethical AI Governance at Paris Summit

Global Leaders Unite for Ethical AI Governance at Paris Summit

At the Paris AI Summit on Tuesday, a total of 61 countries endorsed a joint declaration advocating for “open, inclusive, and ethical” artificial intelligence (AI). The summit, held at the Grand Palais, saw significant participation from nations including France, India,…
UN Officials Warn of IS-K Threat to Global Security

UN Officials Warn of IS-K Threat to Global Security

During a Security Council meeting on Monday, United Nations counterterrorism officials expressed grave concerns over the Islamic State-Khorasan (IS-K), an affiliate of the Islamic State operating in Afghanistan, VOA reported. They described IS-K as one of the most dangerous branches…
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