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Over 150 false killer whales stranded on beach in Australia’s Tasmania

Over 150 false killer whales stranded on beach in Australia’s Tasmania

More than 150 false killer whales have stranded on a beach near Arthur River in Tasmania, Australia, with only 90 of the 157 animals still alive as rescue teams race against time, Al Jazeera reported. The Department of Natural Resources…
Vietnamese Firms Utilize Blockchain for Halal Market Expansion

Vietnamese Firms Utilize Blockchain for Halal Market Expansion

Vietnamese companies are increasingly employing blockchain technology to penetrate the halal market, ensuring compliance with Muslim dietary laws, Tuoitre News reported. This innovative approach allows for secure storage of halal certification data, creating transparent and immutable records throughout the supply…
African Air Force Chiefs Meet in Zambia to Address Humanitarian Challenges

African Air Force Chiefs Meet in Zambia to Address Humanitarian Challenges

Air force commanders from 40 African nations convened in Lusaka, Zambia, for the 14th Annual African Air Chiefs (AAAC) symposium, focusing on cooperation in humanitarian aid and disaster relief, Anadolu Agency reported. Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema emphasized the importance of…
Rwanda-Backed M23 Rebels Occupy Bukavu in Eastern Congo

Rwanda-Backed M23 Rebels Occupy Bukavu in Eastern Congo

Rwanda-backed M23 rebels on Sunday seized control of Bukavu, the second-largest city in eastern Congo, amid escalating violence that has displaced over 6 million people, Arab News reported. The M23, part of a coalition known as the Congo River Alliance,…
Philippines, Indonesia to Offer Scholarships for Filipino Muslims

Philippines, Indonesia to Offer Scholarships for Filipino Muslims

The Philippine and Indonesian governments are set to sign an agreement providing scholarships for Filipino Muslims at an Islamic boarding school in Indonesia, GMA News Online reported. The National Commission on Muslim Filipinos (NCMF) announced that the Madrasah scholarship will…
Kentucky Flooding Claims At Least 8 Lives Amid Widespread Rescues

Kentucky Flooding Claims At Least 8 Lives Amid Widespread Rescues

At least eight people, including a child, have died due to severe flooding in Kentucky over the weekend, Anadolu Agency reported citing Governor Andy Beshear. During a news conference, Beshear confirmed the fatalities and warned that the death toll may…
Thai Court Hears Petition for Detained Uyghurs’ Release

Thai Court Hears Petition for Detained Uyghurs’ Release

A Thai court convened on Friday to consider the fate of 43 Uyghurs who have been detained for over a decade, amid concerns they could be deported to China where they face risks of torture, RFA reported. Rights groups have…
10,000 Iraqi Asylum Seekers Face Deportation Risks in Germany

10,000 Iraqi Asylum Seekers Face Deportation Risks in Germany

Approximately 10,000 asylum seekers from Iraq and the Kurdistan Region are at risk of deportation from Germany as political parties increasingly target immigrants for blame ahead of the upcoming elections, Rudaw reported. Irfan Karim from the Iraqi Refugees Union in…
Philippines Boosts Halal Tourism to Attract Muslim Travelers

Philippines Boosts Halal Tourism to Attract Muslim Travelers

The Philippines is enhancing its tourism infrastructure to cater to the growing global halal travel market, targeting visitors from Muslim-majority countries, Arab News reported. Despite being predominantly Catholic, the country has a rich Islamic heritage spanning over 600 years, reflected…
African Union Summit: Amnesty International Urges New Leadership to Prioritize Human Rights

African Union Summit: Amnesty International Urges New Leadership to Prioritize Human Rights

As African heads of state gather for the 38th African Union (AU) Summit on February 15 and 16, Amnesty International is calling on the incoming chairperson and AU leadership to prioritize human rights. The summit occurs against the backdrop of…
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