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UN: Over 72,000 migrants dead or missing in past decade

UN: Over 72,000 migrants dead or missing in past decade

The United Nations has revealed a shocking toll of migration-related deaths across the globe, stating that more than 72,000 people have died or gone missing since 2014 while attempting to cross migration routes, most of them in countries plagued by…
Malaysia launches National Quran Recitation and Memorization Competition

Malaysia launches National Quran Recitation and Memorization Competition

Malaysia officially launched the National Quran Recitation and Memorization Competition for the year 1446 AH yesterday at the “2020” Hall in Kangar, the capital of Perlis state. The event features 109 participants from across the country and drew notable official…
Scotland: AhlulBayt Association organizes cultural-religious program

Scotland: AhlulBayt Association organizes cultural-religious program

The AhlulBayt Association in Glasgow, Scotland, organized a comprehensive cultural and religious program that combined Quranic recitation with ethical discourse, attended by members of the Iraqi and Gulf communities.The event opened with a Quranic recitation by Sheikh Abdullah Abul from…
WHO: Over 210,000 malaria cases and 18 deaths in Yemen in one year

WHO: Over 210,000 malaria cases and 18 deaths in Yemen in one year

The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported over 210,000 confirmed cases of malaria and 18 related deaths in Yemen over the past year, warning that the disease remains a serious threat, particularly in vulnerable and hard-to-reach communities. In a press…
Palestinian activist released on bail after arrest by U.S. immigration authorities

Palestinian activist released on bail after arrest by U.S. immigration authorities

Columbia University student and Palestinian activist Mohsen Mahdawi has been released on bail following his arrest by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in mid-April during a citizenship interview in Vermont. Mahdawi, a U.S. green card holder, was accused by…
World celebrates May Day amid ongoing struggles for workers’ rights

World celebrates May Day amid ongoing struggles for workers’ rights

On May 1st each year, the world marks International Workers’ Day, a day dedicated to honoring the millions of workers who are the backbone of societies and economies worldwide. This event shines a spotlight on the evolving challenges workers face…
Lack of access to antibiotics driving spread of superbugs, finds research

Lack of access to antibiotics driving spread of superbugs, finds research

A new study reveals that less than 7% of people with severe drug-resistant infections in poorer countries receive the antibiotics they need, contributing to rising antimicrobial resistance (AMR), The Guardian reported. The research, led by the Global Antibiotic Research and…
US, Ukraine sign landmark mineral deal

US, Ukraine sign landmark mineral deal

The United States and Ukraine have signed a landmark investment agreement to develop Ukraine’s mineral sector, marking a significant step in economic recovery and strategic partnership, Khaama Press reported. Announced on April 30 by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, the…
Scientists Discover 5 Proteins That Can Predict Liver Disease up to 16 Years Before Symptoms

Scientists Discover 5 Proteins That Can Predict Liver Disease up to 16 Years Before Symptoms

Researchers have identified five blood proteins that can predict the risk of developing metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) up to 16 years before symptoms appear, SciTech Daily reported. The study, presented at Digestive Disease Week 2025, analyzed blood samples…
Trees sync up their communication signals prior to solar eclipse

Trees sync up their communication signals prior to solar eclipse

A new international study has revealed that spruce trees in northern Italy’s Dolomites synchronize their bioelectrical signals hours before a solar eclipse, indicating a coordinated anticipatory response, Earth.com reported. Led by Professors Alessandro Chiolerio and Monica Gagliano, the research showed…
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