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Shia students at Glasgow Caledonian University condemn repeated attacks on their religious symbols
January 29, 2025
Shia students at Glasgow Caledonian University condemn repeated attacks on their religious symbols
Several Shia students at Glasgow Caledonian University in Glasgow, Scotland, have expressed their deep frustration over the increasing incidents of assault and bullying targeting their beliefs and religious symbols. The students reported that these attacks are deliberately aimed at their…
Who is Hussain? charity carries out humanitarian campaign in Toronto, Canada
January 29, 2025
Who is Hussain? charity carries out humanitarian campaign in Toronto, Canada
The UK-based charity Who is Hussain? recently organized humanitarian campaigns in Toronto, Canada, to assist vulnerable people and mothers in the city. In a statement on its official Facebook account, the charitable organization said that its team in Toronto, “prepared…
Pakistan’s Military Expands Economic Control Amid US Aid Suspension
January 29, 2025
Pakistan’s Military Expands Economic Control Amid US Aid Suspension
Recent reports highlight the increasing grip of Pakistan’s military on the nation’s economy, raising concerns among investors and political analysts. The Financial Times notes that the military’s involvement spans crucial sectors, including agriculture and energy, through the army-led Special Investment…
AI-Designed Proteins Revolutionize Snakebite Treatment
January 29, 2025
AI-Designed Proteins Revolutionize Snakebite Treatment
Researchers from the University of Washington and the Technical University of Denmark have developed new proteins using computational design to neutralize dangerous snake venom toxins, signaling a breakthrough in antivenom solutions, SciTech Daily reported. Each year, over 2 million people…
Alarming Links Between Australian Imports and Uyghur Forced Labor Exposed
January 29, 2025
Alarming Links Between Australian Imports and Uyghur Forced Labor Exposed
Reports reveal alarming links between Australian imports and forced labor practices involving the Uyghur population in China. Since 2017, widespread abuse and arbitrary detainment of the Uyghur population in northwestern China have led to accusations of genocide and crimes against…
Climate change and pollution threaten Galicia’s shellfish industry
January 29, 2025
Climate change and pollution threaten Galicia’s shellfish industry
Galicia, Europe’s leading shellfish producer and the world’s second-largest mussel supplier after China, is facing a severe decline in shellfish populations, The Guardian reported. Recent data reveals alarming drops: cockle harvests fell by 80% in 2023, while some clam varieties…
Pakistani Journalists Fear New Cybercrime Law Will Curb Freedoms
January 29, 2025
Pakistani Journalists Fear New Cybercrime Law Will Curb Freedoms
Pakistan’s parliament recently approved amendments to the Pakistan Electronic Crimes Act (PECA), aimed at combating fake news, which critics warn will further suppress freedom of expression, VOA reported. The amendments impose a three-year prison term and fines exceeding $7,000 for…
Muslim holiday declared in the Philippines for Isra Wal Mi’raj
January 28, 2025
Muslim holiday declared in the Philippines for Isra Wal Mi’raj
The Philippine government has declared January 27, 2025, a special holiday for Muslims in observance of Isra Wal Mi’raj, a significant event in Islam marking the Prophet Muhammad’s Night Journey and Ascension. Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin clarified that the holiday…
Russia issues three-volume book on war with Ukraine
January 28, 2025
Russia issues three-volume book on war with Ukraine
A new school textbook in Russia presents the war in Ukraine as a continuation of the Soviet fight against Nazi Germany and claims the country was “forced” to deploy troops in 2022. The three-volume “Military History of Russia,” aimed at…
China bans livestock imports from multiple countries amid disease outbreaks
January 28, 2025
China bans livestock imports from multiple countries amid disease outbreaks
China has imposed a ban on importing sheep, goats, poultry, even-toed ungulates, and related products from several African, Asian, and European countries following outbreaks of livestock diseases, Reuters reported. The General Administration of Customs announced the decision on January 21,…