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Madrid conference urges action on Taliban’s treatment of Afghan women

Madrid conference urges action on Taliban’s treatment of Afghan women

An international conference in Madrid on Friday highlighted the worsening conditions for women under Taliban rule in Afghanistan, Afghan Amu news agency reported. Organized by Women for Afghanistan, the event brought together global officials and women’s rights advocates to discuss…
New survey highlights rising loneliness in Germany

New survey highlights rising loneliness in Germany

A new survey by Germany’s Techniker Krankenkasse (TK) health insurer reveals that loneliness affects 60% of Germans to varying degrees. The study, based on a representative survey of 1,403 people conducted in May, found younger people are more impacted. Among…
Georgia Elects Mikheil Kavelashvili as New President Amid Protests

Georgia Elects Mikheil Kavelashvili as New President Amid Protests

Georgian lawmakers on Saturday elected Mikheil Kavelashvili, a hardline critic of the West, as president, replacing pro-European incumbent Salome Zourabichvili, Reuters reported. The election follows significant unrest in Georgia after the ruling Georgian Dream party suspended EU accession talks, a…
UN Talks in Riyadh Fail to Address Global Drought

UN Talks in Riyadh Fail to Address Global Drought

The 12-day COP16 meeting of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification concluded without a binding agreement on global drought response, Al Jazeera reported yesterday. Delegates from 196 countries, including the European Union, were unable to finalize a protocol, despite…
Over 7.2M people, mainly kids, face risk of drowning by 2050: WHO

Over 7.2M people, mainly kids, face risk of drowning by 2050: WHO

The World Health Organization (WHO) has released a report highlighting the ongoing risk of drowning, particularly among children, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. Despite a 38% decline in the global drowning death rate since 2000, the report warns that over 7.2…
Save The Children: 2024 a “Cruel” Year for Afghan Children

Save The Children: 2024 a “Cruel” Year for Afghan Children

Save the Children has reported that the ongoing economic crisis, along with droughts and recurring floods, has severely impacted the lives of children in Afghanistan, Afghanistan International reported. The organization described 2024 as a “brutal” year for these children and…
Migrant Boat Capsizes Off Greece, Claiming 5 lives

Migrant Boat Capsizes Off Greece, Claiming 5 lives

At least five migrants drowned after a wooden boat carrying many Pakistanis capsized off Gavdos, Greece, on Saturday, Dawn reported. The coastguard reported that 39 men, primarily from Pakistan, were rescued by nearby cargo vessels and transferred to Crete. The…
China Demolishes Uyghur Business Landmark in Xinjiang

China Demolishes Uyghur Business Landmark in Xinjiang

Reports emerged that the Chinese government has demolished the Rebiya Kadeer Trade Center in Urumqi, Xinjiang, a significant site for Uyghur culture and commerce, VOA revealed on Friday. Once home to over 800 mostly Uyghur-owned businesses, the center had been…
Shia Muslims worldwide commemorate sorrowful demise anniversary Sayyeda Umm al-Banin

Shia Muslims worldwide commemorate sorrowful demise anniversary Sayyeda Umm al-Banin

Sayyeda Umm al-Banin, peace be upon her, a woman renowned for her devotion, sacrifice, and unwavering loyalty to the Ahlulbayt, peace be upon them, is remembered on the 13th of Jumada al-Thani. As the wife of Imam Ali, peace be…
World’s Largest Iceberg Breaks Free from Whirlpool, Moving Northward

World’s Largest Iceberg Breaks Free from Whirlpool, Moving Northward

A23a, the largest iceberg in the world, has escaped from a whirlpool in Antarctica after being trapped for a year, Anadolu Agency reported today, adding that it is now drifting northward. The British Antarctic Survey reported that A23a is on…
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