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Singapore Detains Two Teenagers for Extremist Plans

Singapore Detains Two Teenagers for Extremist Plans

Authorities have detained two teenagers under the Internal Security Act, one for planning to attack mosques and the other for wanting to join Daesh, Arab News reported. The 17-year-old male, who held far-right extremist views, intended to shoot mosques and…
New Zealand’s human rights commissioner issues apology for remarks deemed “Islamophobic”

New Zealand’s human rights commissioner issues apology for remarks deemed “Islamophobic”

New Zealand’s human rights chief, Stephen Rainbow, has issued an apology for remarks deemed Islamophobic, which sparked significant backlash from the Muslim community, Anadolu Agency reported. His comments, made during a meeting with various groups, suggested that Muslims represent a…
Germany sees rise in deportations, drop in asylum claims

Germany sees rise in deportations, drop in asylum claims

Germany’s acting Interior Minister Nancy Faeser highlighted progress in migration management under the outgoing government, citing a 55% increase in deportations and a 50% drop in asylum claims over two years. She also noted a 77% rise in skilled worker…
Amnesty International urges Hungary to arrest Netanyahu

Amnesty International urges Hungary to arrest Netanyahu

Amnesty International has urged Hungary to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is set to visit the country this week at the invitation of Viktor Orban, Arab News reported. Netanyahu faces an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court…
Study Reveals Alarming Economic Consequences of Climate Change: 4°C Warming Could Leave Average Person 40% Poorer

Study Reveals Alarming Economic Consequences of Climate Change: 4°C Warming Could Leave Average Person 40% Poorer

A recent study conducted by Australian scientists has unveiled that a 4°C rise in global temperatures could result in an average income reduction of 40%, substantially exceeding previous estimates, The Guardian reported. The research, published in Environmental Research Letters, indicates…
Japan Reinstates Free Public High School Education

Japan Reinstates Free Public High School Education

Japan’s parliament, the Diet, has voted to make public high school education free for all students, reversing a previous decision that reinstated tuition fees in 2013 after their abolition in 2010, HRW reported. This new measure, included in the latest…
Flooding in Australia May Cut Off Communities for Weeks, Authorities Warn

Flooding in Australia May Cut Off Communities for Weeks, Authorities Warn

Authorities have reported that severe flooding caused by heavy rains could isolate communities in Queensland and New South Wales (NSW) for weeks, Anadolu Agency reported. Over the past 24 hours, Currarong, a small coastal village in New South Wales, received…
Morocco’s King Grants Clemency to Over 1,500 Prisoners for Eid al-Fitr

Morocco’s King Grants Clemency to Over 1,500 Prisoners for Eid al-Fitr

On the occasion of Eid al-Fitr, Morocco’s King Mohammed VI has pardoned 1,533 prisoners, as announced by the Justice Ministry, Anadolu Agency reported. Under Article 58 of the Constitution, the king has the authority to grant clemency to individuals convicted…
Arctic Sea Ice Hits Record Low, Signaling Urgent Climate Concerns

Arctic Sea Ice Hits Record Low, Signaling Urgent Climate Concerns

This year’s winter buildup of Arctic sea ice has reached a record low, peaking at approximately 5.53 million square miles (14.33 million square kilometers) on March 23, Earth.com reported. This figure is about 30,000 square miles less than the previous…
US Airstrikes Target IS Operatives in Somalia

US Airstrikes Target IS Operatives in Somalia

The US Africa Command (Africom) has conducted airstrikes in Puntland, Somalia, aimed at IS positions, The Times of India reported. The operation, carried out in coordination with the Somali government, targeted multiple IS-Somalia operatives southeast of Bosasso, a key port…
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