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Smart food packaging can cut waste and boost food security, say experts

Smart food packaging can cut waste and boost food security, say experts

Smart technologies and artificial intelligence in food packaging could significantly reduce global food waste, which currently exceeds 30% of annual production. Experts argue that outdated labeling systems, such as printed expiry dates, contribute to unnecessary food disposal, financial losses, and…
Kashmiris Concerned About Losing Orchards, Land Amid Modi’s Mega Projects

Kashmiris Concerned About Losing Orchards, Land Amid Modi’s Mega Projects

Residents of Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir express deep concerns over the loss of agricultural land as the government advances numerous infrastructure projects, Kashmir Media Service reported citing an article by Al Jazeera. The construction of an engineering college in Pulwama…
Iraq’s water crisis threatens agriculture and food security

Iraq’s water crisis threatens agriculture and food security

Iraq is facing a worsening water crisis, with experts warning of severe consequences for agriculture and overall water resources if urgent measures are not taken, local news reports said. A significant decline in rainfall has worsened food production challenges, as…
Canadians concerned about Muslim-Jewish relations, survey suggests

Canadians concerned about Muslim-Jewish relations, survey suggests

A new survey suggests that many Canadians view relations between Muslim and Jewish communities as strained, with 43% describing them as “bad”, CTV NEWS reported on Sunday. Conducted by Leger Marketing for the Association for Canadian Studies, the poll also…
UN: 17.1 million Yemenis face acute food insecurity in 2025

UN: 17.1 million Yemenis face acute food insecurity in 2025

The United Nations has reported that over 17 million people in Yemen will face acute food insecurity this year, with the majority located in the northern regions of the country. In its “2025 Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan” report released on…
Tatarstan launches 25th One-Day Islamic School ahead of blessed month of Ramadan

Tatarstan launches 25th One-Day Islamic School ahead of blessed month of Ramadan

The 25th edition of the One-Day Islamic School has begun in Tatarstan, offering new Muslims essential lessons on Islamic practices ahead of Ramadan. More than 250 participants joined the program, which covers prayer, ablution, Quran recitation, and fundamental Islamic teachings.…
AI-driven automation fuels rising unemployment in US IT sector

AI-driven automation fuels rising unemployment in US IT sector

The US IT sector is experiencing a surge in unemployment rates, driven by the increasing adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation technologies. According to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), the unemployment rate in the IT sector rose from 3.9%…
HRW Calls for Repatriation of Nationals from Syrian Detainment Camps

HRW Calls for Repatriation of Nationals from Syrian Detainment Camps

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has urged nations Friday to urgently repatriate their citizens trapped in Syrian detainment camps, where thousands are living in life-threatening conditions, Jurist News reported. HRW emphasized that governments must fulfill their international legal obligations by prosecuting…
G42, Microsoft Launch Responsible AI Foundation in Abu Dhabi

G42, Microsoft Launch Responsible AI Foundation in Abu Dhabi

G42, an Emirati AI company, and Microsoft launched the Responsible AI Foundation, the first of its kind in the Middle East, Arab News reported. The foundation aims to establish responsible AI standards and best practices across the region and the…
Study Reveals Low Effective Treatment Rates for Mental Health Disorders

Study Reveals Low Effective Treatment Rates for Mental Health Disorders

A global study conducted by researchers from the University of British Columbia and Harvard Medical School has found that only 6.9% of individuals with mental health or substance use disorders receive effective treatment, SciTech Daily reported. Analyzing survey data from…
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