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Iraq: Security forces kill 14 ISIS militants in Anbar desert

Iraq: Security forces kill 14 ISIS militants in Anbar desert

The Iraqi Joint Operations Command announced on Friday that 14 terrorists, including ISIS leaders, were killed in the Anbar desert, in the west of the country. The statement, published by the Security Media Cell, highlighted that the operation, directed by…
Millions Evacuated as Typhoon Shanshan Hits Japan’s Kyushu

Millions Evacuated as Typhoon Shanshan Hits Japan’s Kyushu

Typhoon Shanshan struck southwestern Japan on Thursday, prompting evacuation orders for over 5.2 million residents, Arab News reported yesterday. With gusts reaching 198 kph (50 m/s), the storm made landfall near Satsumasendai city, causing widespread destruction, power outages, and halting…
Germany to Deport Head of Banned Muslim Association

Germany to Deport Head of Banned Muslim Association

Germany has ordered the expulsion of Mohammad Hadi Mofatteh, the Iranian head of the recently banned Islamic Center Hamburg (IZH), giving him until September 11 to leave the country or face deportation, Arab News reported yesterday. The IZH was banned…
UN Reports Ongoing Human Rights Violations Against Uyghurs in China

UN Reports Ongoing Human Rights Violations Against Uyghurs in China

The United Nations has reiterated concerns over China’s treatment of Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in Xinjiang, stating that “many problematic laws and policies remain in place” two years after a critical report highlighted potential crimes against humanity, Yahoo news…
Scientists discover massive seamount and rare marine species in Pacific Ocean

Scientists discover massive seamount and rare marine species in Pacific Ocean

Oceanographers led by the Schmidt Ocean Institute in California have discovered a massive underwater mountain in the Pacific Ocean, 900 miles off the coast of Chile, the CNN reported. The seamount, which rises 3,109 meters (1.9 miles) from the ocean…
Germany to Strengthen Migration Controls, Upholding Asylum Rights

Germany to Strengthen Migration Controls, Upholding Asylum Rights

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced new measures to combat irregular migration while affirming that asylum rights will remain intact, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. Responding to pressure from opposition parties, particularly the Christian Democrats (CDU), Scholz rejected calls for a freeze…
NASA’s JWST Discovers Six Rogue Worlds

NASA’s JWST Discovers Six Rogue Worlds

Scientists using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have identified six “rogue worlds” in the NGC 1333 cloud, located about 960 light-years from Earth, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. These celestial bodies, not gravitationally bound to any star, are larger than…
Impact of Smartphones on Children: A Double-Edged Sword

Impact of Smartphones on Children: A Double-Edged Sword

Recent research highlights the significant impact of smartphones on children’s health, revealing both positive and negative effects, Khaama Press revealed in an article yesterday. While smartphones can enhance learning and engagement, excessive screen time poses serious risks. Studies indicate that…
World’s First Green Ammonia Plant Opens in Denmark

World’s First Green Ammonia Plant Opens in Denmark

A groundbreaking green ammonia plant has officially opened in Ramme, Denmark, marking a significant milestone in sustainable energy production, New Atlas reported yesterday. Operated by Danish firms Topsoe, Skovgaard Energy, and Vestas, the facility can produce 5,000 tons of green…
UN Rights Chief Calls for Repeal of Taliban’s Repressive New Law

UN Rights Chief Calls for Repeal of Taliban’s Repressive New Law

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has issued a strong condemnation of the Taliban’s recently enacted “Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice” law in Afghanistan, Jurist News reported yesterday. The law, which imposes severe restrictions on women’s…
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