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Climate change could render groundwater undrinkable by 2100, experts warn

Climate change could render groundwater undrinkable by 2100, experts warn

Experts have warned that climate change could make groundwater undrinkable by 2100 due to rising temperatures. Susanne Bentz from the Institute of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) explained in a press release that this…
Lebanese Authorities Threaten to Implement Plan B for Syrian Refugees Amid UNHCR Data Delays

Lebanese Authorities Threaten to Implement Plan B for Syrian Refugees Amid UNHCR Data Delays

In a cabinet meeting, Lebanon’s General Security Director-General Elias al-Baysari warned that the government will implement a new plan to address the Syrian refugee crisis if the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) continues to delay providing comprehensive data…
Kashmir: 2 militants killed, security personnel injured during exchange of fire in Baramulla

Kashmir: 2 militants killed, security personnel injured during exchange of fire in Baramulla

In a counterterrorism operation in Baramulla, Jammu and Kashmir, security forces engaged in a gunfight with militants, resulting in the killing of two insurgents and the injury of two security personnel, Muslim Mirror published yesterday. The clash occurred during a…
Hundreds of Muslim Pilgrims Die During Haj Amid Extreme Heat

Hundreds of Muslim Pilgrims Die During Haj Amid Extreme Heat

Hundreds of deaths have been reported among the Muslim pilgrims performing the annual Haj rites in Holy Mecca, Reuters reported citing its own sources of diplomats and officials. At least 550 people have died so far, with the majority being…
Cholera Outbreak in Afghanistan: WHO Reports 25 Deaths

Cholera Outbreak in Afghanistan: WHO Reports 25 Deaths

The World Health Organization (WHO) is sounding the alarm on a cholera outbreak in Afghanistan, Amu TV reported yesterday. According to the source, from January to May, the country recorded over 46,000 cases, with a 54% monthly increase. Tragically, 25…
Senior ISIS leader killed in US airstrike in Syria

Senior ISIS leader killed in US airstrike in Syria

A senior Daesh/ISIS leader was killed in a U.S. airstrike in Syria on Wednesday, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday citing the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM). The slain militant was identified as Usamah Jamal Muhammad Ibrahim al-Janabi, described as a “facilitator” for…
Global Energy Consumption Trends: Fossil Fuels Still Dominate, Renewables on the Rise

Global Energy Consumption Trends: Fossil Fuels Still Dominate, Renewables on the Rise

A new industry report reveals that while renewable energy sources continue to gain ground globally, fossil fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions hit record highs in 2023, Al Jazeera reported today. The Statistical Review of World Energy report shows fossil…
World Refugee Day: Millions Displaced Amid Ongoing Crises

World Refugee Day: Millions Displaced Amid Ongoing Crises

On World Refugee Day, a new UN report sheds light on the staggering global refugee crisis. According to the data, by the end of 2023, approximately 117 million people worldwide had been forcibly displaced from their homes due to conflict,…
Tell MAMA launches Manifesto for next UK government to tackle hate crime

Tell MAMA launches Manifesto for next UK government to tackle hate crime

Tell MAMA, a national initiative tracking anti-Muslim incidents in the UK, has introduced its Manifesto Against Hate ahead of the upcoming General Elections on July 4. In its Manifesto, the pro-Muslim organization calls on British political candidates to tackle the…
US lawmakers propose motion to designate major Muslim Eids as national public holidays

US lawmakers propose motion to designate major Muslim Eids as national public holidays

A group of progressive Democrats in the US House of Representatives has proposed a bill to designate Eid Al Adha and Eid Al Fitr as national public holidays in the United States, the National reported. Despite this effort, the bill’s…
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