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UNICEF Urges France to Recognize Exploited Minors as Victims, Not Criminals

UNICEF Urges France to Recognize Exploited Minors as Victims, Not Criminals

UNICEF Urges France to Recognize Exploited Minors as Victims, Not Criminals …………….. UNICEF France has criticized the country’s response to child exploitation, warning that thousands of minors involved in criminal activities are being treated as offenders rather than victims. The…
Volcano Erupts in Russia’s Far East Following Powerful Earthquake

Volcano Erupts in Russia’s Far East Following Powerful Earthquake

Volcano Erupts in Russia’s Far East Following Powerful Earthquake ………………. Russia’s Klyuchevskoy volcano, the tallest active volcano in Europe and Asia, erupted on July 30, 2025, shortly after a magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck off the coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula,…
Civicus Places U.S. on Watchlist Over Concerns About Civic Freedoms

Civicus Places U.S. on Watchlist Over Concerns About Civic Freedoms

Civicus Places U.S. on Watchlist Over Concerns About Civic Freedoms ………………… The United States has been added to a global watchlist of countries facing urgent concerns over civic freedoms, according to a new report by Civicus. The U.S. now joins…
NASA and ISRO Launch Joint Satellite to Monitor Earth’s Surface Changes

NASA and ISRO Launch Joint Satellite to Monitor Earth’s Surface Changes

NASA and ISRO Launch Joint Satellite to Monitor Earth’s Surface Changes …………….. In a landmark collaboration, NASA and the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) have launched the NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) satellite to detect subtle movements on Earth’s surface,…
New Blood Group Discovered in South Indian Woman

New Blood Group Discovered in South Indian Woman

New Blood Group Discovered in South Indian Woman ……………… A previously unidentified blood group antigen has been discovered in a woman from Karnataka, India, The New Indian Express reported. The 38-year-old from Kolar district was admitted for cardiac surgery, and…
Irregular Sleep Patterns Linked to Higher Risk of Over 170 Diseases, Study Finds

Irregular Sleep Patterns Linked to Higher Risk of Over 170 Diseases, Study Finds

Irregular Sleep Patterns Linked to Higher Risk of Over 170 Diseases, Study Finds ……………… A new large-scale study led by Peking University and Army Medical University has linked irregular sleep patterns to increased risk of 172 diseases, according to Fox…
Iraqi Scholar and Writer Dr. Mohammed Issa Al-Khaqani Passes Away at 60

Iraqi Scholar and Writer Dr. Mohammed Issa Al-Khaqani Passes Away at 60

Iraqi Scholar and Writer Dr. Mohammed Issa Al-Khaqani Passes Away at 60 ……………… Renowned Iraqi academic and writer Dr. Mohammed Issa Al-Khaqani passed away on Tuesday at the age of 60, following a distinguished career in academia and cultural engagement…
UN Chief Warns Against Use of Hunger as Weapon of War in Gaza and Sudan

UN Chief Warns Against Use of Hunger as Weapon of War in Gaza and Sudan

UN Chief Warns Against Use of Hunger as Weapon of War in Gaza and Sudan ……………… United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a stark warning against the use of hunger as a weapon of war, emphasizing the urgency of…
German Education Union Calls for Nationwide Islamic Religious Education to Promote Inclusion and Counter Extremism

German Education Union Calls for Nationwide Islamic Religious Education to Promote Inclusion and Counter Extremism

German Education Union Calls for Nationwide Islamic Religious Education to Promote Inclusion and Counter Extremism ……………… Germany’s Education and Science Workers’ Union (GEW) has called for the nationwide implementation of Islamic religious education in schools, emphasizing its potential to foster…
Iraq Strengthens Border Security Amid Concerns Over Potential ISIS Prison Collapse in Syria

Iraq Strengthens Border Security Amid Concerns Over Potential ISIS Prison Collapse in Syria

Iraq Strengthens Border Security Amid Concerns Over Potential ISIS Prison Collapse in Syria ……………… Growing instability in northeastern Syria has raised concerns over the fate of prisons holding thousands of ISIS militants, prompting Iraqi authorities to tighten border security. Reports…
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