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Pakistan train attack leaves 63 dead as military rescues hundreds of hostages
March 12, 2025
Pakistan train attack leaves 63 dead as military rescues hundreds of hostages
Nearly 350 hostages have been freed after Pakistan’s military ended a deadly standoff with armed militants who hijacked a train in Balochistan, officials said Wednesday. The attack, which began on Tuesday, resulted in dozens of deaths. The Baloch Liberation Army…
Australian man becomes first to leave hospital with total artificial heart
March 12, 2025
Australian man becomes first to leave hospital with total artificial heart
An Australian man with severe heart failure has become the first person in the world to walk out of a hospital with a total artificial heart implant, The Guardian reported. The groundbreaking procedure, performed at St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney,…
Italy contributes €3.5 million to aid Afghan returnees
March 12, 2025
Italy contributes €3.5 million to aid Afghan returnees
Italy has donated €3.5 million to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) to support Afghan returnees, particularly those coming back from Iran and Pakistan amid increased deportations. This funding aims to assist 25,000 returnees over the next 12 months, providing…
African Union warns against Sudan’s parallel government, expresses fears over partition
March 12, 2025
African Union warns against Sudan’s parallel government, expresses fears over partition
The African Union (AU) has condemned the establishment of a parallel government in Sudan, warning it could deepen the country’s fragmentation amid ongoing conflict, news reports said today, Wednesday. The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and its allies recently signed a…
US government combats anti-Semitism protesting while failing to address rising Islamophobia
March 12, 2025
US government combats anti-Semitism protesting while failing to address rising Islamophobia
The U.S. government’s recent measures targeting pro-Palestinian student activists have ignited a national debate over free speech and the delineation between legitimate protest and anti-Semitism. In January, the administration issued an executive order aimed at combating anti-Semitism, which critics argue…
Spain moves to regulate AI content with heavy fines
March 12, 2025
Spain moves to regulate AI content with heavy fines
Spain’s government has approved a bill imposing strict penalties on companies that fail to label AI-generated content, aiming to combat misinformation and deepfake threats, Reuters reported. The proposed law, which aligns with the European Union’s AI Act, classifies non-compliance as…
Astronomers identify 128 new moons orbiting Saturn
March 12, 2025
Astronomers identify 128 new moons orbiting Saturn
Astronomers have announced the discovery of 128 new moons orbiting Saturn, bringing the planet’s total to 274 and solidifying its status as the “moon king” of the solar system, The Guardian reported. This significant increase surpasses the total number of…
Morocco’s Residence in Sweden Hosts Iftar Celebrating Unity
March 12, 2025
Morocco’s Residence in Sweden Hosts Iftar Celebrating Unity
Morocco’s residence in Stockholm hosted a multi-faith iftar event on Monday, promoting tolerance and unity during Ramadan, Morocco World New reported. The gathering included high-ranking Swedish officials, diplomats, and representatives from the three monotheistic religions, reflecting Morocco’s commitment to interfaith…
TTP Claims Responsibility for Terrorist Attack on Military Convoy in Parachinar
March 12, 2025
TTP Claims Responsibility for Terrorist Attack on Military Convoy in Parachinar
According to an IRNA report from local Pakistani sources, unknown assailants targeted a military convoy on Sunday morning near the Chinarak area along the Alizai road leading to Parachinar, Shiite News reported. The terrorist organization Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (referred to as…
Iraq Faces Water Scarcity Amid Climate Challenges
March 12, 2025
Iraq Faces Water Scarcity Amid Climate Challenges
Iraq is currently experiencing a “phase of water scarcity,” according to Torhan al-Mufti, the Iraqi prime minister’s advisor on water affairs, Rudaw reported. He attributes this situation to severe climate conditions, unregulated groundwater management, and heavy reliance on neighboring countries…