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Militants Abduct 16 Government Employees in Northwest Pakistan

Militants Abduct 16 Government Employees in Northwest Pakistan

Militants kidnapped at least 16 government employees on Thursday in the Lakki Marwat district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, VOA reported. The hostages, workers for a mining project linked to the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC), were ambushed while commuting to…
Swiss Researchers Develop Biodegradable Mushroom Battery

Swiss Researchers Develop Biodegradable Mushroom Battery

Swiss researchers at the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (Empa) have created a battery using mushrooms, specifically a microbial fuel cell, Anadolu Agency reported. This innovative battery harnesses the metabolism of two types of fungi to generate…
Meta’s Policy Changes Raise Regulatory Concerns Across Europe

Meta’s Policy Changes Raise Regulatory Concerns Across Europe

Meta has announced the removal of professional fact-checkers from its platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, The Guardian reported yesterday. The updated guidelines now allow users to use derogatory terms for transgender individuals and permit allegations related to mental health…
Roman-Era Lead Pollution Linked to Decline in European IQ

Roman-Era Lead Pollution Linked to Decline in European IQ

Research from the Desert Research Institute (DRI) indicates that lead pollution during the Roman era may have reduced European IQ by 2 to 3 points, SciTech Daily reported yesterday. Analyzing Arctic ice core records, scientists traced historical atmospheric lead pollution…
Islamabad to Host International Summit on Girls’ Education in Muslim Communities

Islamabad to Host International Summit on Girls’ Education in Muslim Communities

Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that an international conference titled “Girls’ Education in Muslim Communities” will be held on January 11-12 in Islamabad, Khaama Press reported yesterday. This summit aims to address the pressing challenges and opportunities regarding girls’…
White banner of joy raised atop Holy Shrine of Imam Ali ahead of his blessed birth anniversary

White banner of joy raised atop Holy Shrine of Imam Ali ahead of his blessed birth anniversary

The white banner of joy and happiness—with the phrase “Waleed Al-Kaaba written on it”— raised today, Thursday, atop the Holy Shrine of Imam Ali, peace be upon him, in Holy Najaf to mark his blessed birth anniversary. The phrase “Waleed…
“Who is Hussain?” charity distributes food bags to school children in Dar es Salaam

“Who is Hussain?” charity distributes food bags to school children in Dar es Salaam

The UK-based ‘Who is Hussain?’ charity has carried out a humanitarian campaign in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, aiming at distributing food and drink to school children. The charity said in a post on its official Facebook account that its team…
Catastrophic Los Angeles wildfires leave at least five dead, thousands displaced

Catastrophic Los Angeles wildfires leave at least five dead, thousands displaced

A series of wildfires, fueled by intense winds and dry conditions, have devastated the Los Angeles area since Tuesday. The blazes have burned over 25,000 acres, forced more than 130,000 residents to evacuate, and claimed at least five lives. The…
Algeria launches “Sign Language Quran” project for the deaf and mute

Algeria launches “Sign Language Quran” project for the deaf and mute

Algeria’s Minister of Religious Affairs and Endowments, Dr. Youcef Belmehdi, announced the launch of a groundbreaking project to create a “Sign Language Quran” for the deaf and mute community. This initiative follows the success of printing the Braille Quran for…
UNICEF: Over 9 million Ethiopian children out of school, with more than 6,000 schools closed

UNICEF: Over 9 million Ethiopian children out of school, with more than 6,000 schools closed

According to a recent UNICEF report, over nine million children in Ethiopia are out of school due to conflict, violence, and natural disasters, with more than 6,000 schools shut down. The highest numbers of out-of-school children are in the Amhara…
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