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Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis Deepens Amid Taliban Restrictions on Women’s Rights, Ban on Education

Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Crisis Deepens Amid Taliban Restrictions on Women’s Rights, Ban on Education

At a recent UN Security Council meeting, Roza Otunbayeva, head of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), warned of the worsening humanitarian crisis exacerbated by the Taliban’s restrictive policies on women, Amu TV reported yesterday. She highlighted that the…
Bitcoin Dominance Reaches 5-Year High, Hinting at Potential Rally

Bitcoin Dominance Reaches 5-Year High, Hinting at Potential Rally

Bitcoin has surged to a dominance level of 57.68%, the highest since April 2019, sparking speculation about a significant market rally, Khaama Press reported yesterday. Currently priced at $59,179, Bitcoin’s recent breakout has caught the attention of investors, particularly as…
Rapid Population Growth Fuels Climate Crisis in Africa, Says Think Tank

Rapid Population Growth Fuels Climate Crisis in Africa, Says Think Tank

A new study by the African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP) warns that Africa’s rapid population growth is exacerbating the continent’s climate crisis, Xinhua reported yesterday. Released on Wednesday, the research highlights that stabilizing the population could be crucial in…
Kenyan Students Develop AI Technology to Combat Maternal Mortality

Kenyan Students Develop AI Technology to Combat Maternal Mortality

University students in Kenya are leveraging artificial intelligence to address the alarming maternal mortality rate, which claims over 6,000 lives annually due to inadequate access to healthcare. The initiative, called Mama’s Hub, enables healthcare workers to remotely monitor pregnant women’s…
Amnesty International Urges India to End Repression of Dissent in Jammu and Kashmir

Amnesty International Urges India to End Repression of Dissent in Jammu and Kashmir

Amnesty International has called on Indian authorities to halt the ongoing repression of dissent in Jammu and Kashmir, coinciding with the first state-level elections in the region in a decade, Jurist News reported yesterday. Aakar Patel, chair of Amnesty International…
Hope for Coral Reefs: IVF-Bred Corals Thrive Amid Record Heat

Hope for Coral Reefs: IVF-Bred Corals Thrive Amid Record Heat

A recent study reveals that young corals bred through in vitro fertilization (IVF) have shown remarkable resilience during last year’s record marine heatwave, with 90% of them remaining healthy compared to only 25% of older corals, The Guardian reported yesterday.…
Halal Route App Enhances Travel for Muslim Tourists in Thailand

Halal Route App Enhances Travel for Muslim Tourists in Thailand

The Halal Science Center at Chulalongkorn University has launched the “Halal Route” app, designed to support Muslim travelers in Thailand, Travel And Tour World revealed yesterday. This mobile application serves as a comprehensive guide, offering information on Halal-certified restaurants, hotels,…
Amnesty Int’l Urges World Leaders to Act for Jailed Uyghur Scholar

Amnesty Int’l Urges World Leaders to Act for Jailed Uyghur Scholar

As the 10th anniversary of Ilham Tohti’s life sentence approaches, Amnesty International is calling on the international community to increase diplomatic efforts for his release, the organization’s website reported.  Tohti was sentenced to life imprisonment on September 23, 2014, after…
Kashmir Holds First Regional Elections Since Losing Autonomy

Kashmir Holds First Regional Elections Since Losing Autonomy

Approximately nine million registered voters are participating in the election for the 90-seat legislative assembly, with the first phase of voting taking place today. Subsequent rounds are scheduled for September 25 and October 1, with results expected on October 8.…
Israel Reportedly Embedded Explosives in Hezbollah’s Pagers Ordered from Taiwan

Israel Reportedly Embedded Explosives in Hezbollah’s Pagers Ordered from Taiwan

On September 18, The New York Times reported that Israel targeted Hezbollah by embedding explosives in pagers imported from Taiwan, Anadolu Agency revealed on Wednesday. According to U.S. and other officials, the pagers, primarily the AP924 model from Gold Apollo,…
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