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Global CO2 Emissions Rise Amid Fossil Fuel Dependence

Global CO2 Emissions Rise Amid Fossil Fuel Dependence

Global CO2 emissions are projected to reach 41.2 billion tons by 2024, despite significant efforts to reduce fossil fuel reliance, Earth.com revealed in an article yesterday. The recent COP29 conference in Baku highlighted the urgent need for stronger climate policies,…
Freemuslim Association releases its message on International Day for Tolerance

Freemuslim Association releases its message on International Day for Tolerance

Freemuslim Association—an international anti-violence organization—emphasized the importance of fostering dialogue and understanding among nations in its message marking the International Day for Tolerance. The organization warned of escalating violence and conflicts that threaten humanity and called for urgent international efforts…
Ancient bird burials found in Iraq’s marshes

Ancient bird burials found in Iraq’s marshes

Archaeologists in Iraq’s Dhi Qar province have uncovered ancient bird burials dating back to 1850 BCE in the marshlands, a UNESCO World Heritage site, an excavation team in the province said. According to the team, small sealed jars containing bird…
Malaysia advocates integrating Islamic values with artificial intelligence

Malaysia advocates integrating Islamic values with artificial intelligence

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim emphasized the importance of combining Islamic values with artificial intelligence (AI) and modern sciences to equip Muslim youth with a balanced education merging religious principles and technical skills. Speaking at Egypt’s Al-Azhar University, Ibrahim highlighted…
Prominent Swedish legal advisor embraces Shia Islam under guidance of Shirazi representative

Prominent Swedish legal advisor embraces Shia Islam under guidance of Shirazi representative

Martin Sandmeyer, a prominent legal advisor in the European commercial sector, embraced Shia Islam and the path of Ahlulbayt, peace be upon them, under the guidance of Hujjat al-Islam Sheikh Zaki Al-Bayati, a representative of Grand Ayatollah Shirazi in Sweden.…
Militants Kill Seven Paramilitary Troops in Balochistan, Pakistan

Militants Kill Seven Paramilitary Troops in Balochistan, Pakistan

On Saturday, November 16, a militant attack on a paramilitary checkpoint in the Kalat district of Balochistan, Pakistan, resulted in the deaths of seven troops and left 18 others injured, some critically, Reuters reported. The early-morning assault, claimed by the…
Iraqi airstrike kills four ISIS suspects in Kirkuk province

Iraqi airstrike kills four ISIS suspects in Kirkuk province

An Iraqi airstrike on Saturday killed four suspected ISIS members in Kirkuk province, the army reported. The operation, coordinated by the Joint Operations Command’s Targeting Cell, tracked the group for two days in the Zaghaitoun Valley before launching an F-16…
G20 Social Forum Aims to Lift 600 Million People Out of Poverty by 2030

G20 Social Forum Aims to Lift 600 Million People Out of Poverty by 2030

The G20 Social Forum in Rio de Janeiro has gathered global civil society representatives to discuss strategies for lifting 600 million people out of poverty by 2030, amidst ongoing challenges posed by hunger and climate change. On Saturday, November 16,…
First-Ever Amber Discovered in Antarctica

First-Ever Amber Discovered in Antarctica

Researchers from the Alfred Wegener Institute and TU Bergakademie Freiberg have made a groundbreaking discovery: the first amber found in Antarctica, dating back approximately 90 million years, SciTech Daily Revealed yesterday. This amber, named “Pine Island amber,” was extracted from…
Frailty Linked to 40% Increased Risk of Dementia, Study Suggests Early Prevention

Frailty Linked to 40% Increased Risk of Dementia, Study Suggests Early Prevention

A recent study from the University of Queensland has revealed that frailty significantly increases the risk of developing dementia, with early intervention potentially preventing its onset, SciTech Daily revealed yesterday. The research, which tracked nearly 30,000 participants across four longitudinal…
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