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Most world countries have air pollution levels exceeding WHO’s limits

Most world countries have air pollution levels exceeding WHO’s limits

A new report has revealed that nearly all countries have air pollution levels exceeding the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recommended limits for PM2.5, a harmful fine particulate matter. According to Swiss air quality technology firm IQAir, only seven countries, including…
Spain arrests 11 suspected TTP members in counter-terrorism operation

Spain arrests 11 suspected TTP members in counter-terrorism operation

Spanish authorities have arrested 11 Pakistani nationals suspected of links to the banned militant group Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Khaama Press reported. The arrests took place in Barcelona. According to Spanish officials, the suspects are accused of promoting extremist activities through…
130 Million Children Still Face School Closures Five Years After COVID-19 Pandemic

130 Million Children Still Face School Closures Five Years After COVID-19 Pandemic

A recent report by Save the Children reveals that over 130 million children in 22 countries are still experiencing school closures linked to climate-related events, five years after the COVID-19 pandemic first shuttered schools globally, Reliefweb.com reported. These closures, which…
Fluoride in Drinking Water Sparks Concerns About Brain Development

Fluoride in Drinking Water Sparks Concerns About Brain Development

A recent study from Karolinska Institutet in Sweden has raised alarms about the potential effects of fluoride in drinking water on brain development, particularly during pregnancy and early childhood, Earth.com reported. While fluoride has been added to public water systems…
Children Among Over 1,000 Killed in Renewed Fighting in Syria

Children Among Over 1,000 Killed in Renewed Fighting in Syria

Over 1,000 people, including children, have been killed in recent hostilities in Syria, with 45,000 displaced, Reliefweb reported. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that at least 745 civilians, including 13 children, died in Latakia and Tartus, marking the…
Five Pillars Exhibition Celebrates Muslim Identities, Culture

Five Pillars Exhibition Celebrates Muslim Identities, Culture

The Martin Hall Gallery is currently hosting the exhibition ‘Five Pillars: lived experiences, new futures’, which runs until April 3, Loughborough University reported. Open Monday to Thursday from 12 PM to 2 PM and Fridays from 12 PM to 3…
IS-Linked Attack in Eastern Congo Leaves Nine Dead

IS-Linked Attack in Eastern Congo Leaves Nine Dead

In a tragic incident on Saturday, Islamic State-linked rebels attacked the village of Ngohi Vuyinga in North Kivu province, eastern Congo, resulting in the deaths of at least nine villagers, KTLA 5 reported. Local civil society leader Samuel Kagheni reported…
Halal Food, Beverage Market Set for Significant Growth

Halal Food, Beverage Market Set for Significant Growth

The global halal food and beverage market was valued at approximately $2.3 trillion in 2022 and is expected to reach around $7.5 trillion by 2032, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.4% from 2023 to 2032, a report…
New 3D bio-printer could transform drug discovery and medicine

New 3D bio-printer could transform drug discovery and medicine

Scientists at Newcastle University have developed a groundbreaking 3D bio-printer that can create human-like tissue, potentially revolutionizing drug discovery and regenerative medicine. The ReJI printer, developed with funding from Versus Arthritis, uses Reactive Jet Impingement (ReJI) bioprinting to mix cell-filled…
Pakistan added to international watchlist for decline in civic freedoms

Pakistan added to international watchlist for decline in civic freedoms

Pakistan has been placed on the Civicus Monitor’s human rights watchlist for 2025, citing restrictions on civic space, targeting of activists, and press limitations. The country joins the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Serbia, Italy, and the United States on…
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