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Biden condemns spreading anti-Arab hate, Islamophobia after publication of controversial WSJ article

Biden condemns spreading anti-Arab hate, Islamophobia after publication of controversial WSJ article

President Joe Biden on Sunday denounced anti-Arab rhetoric in response to a Wall Street Journal opinion piece targeting Dearborn, Michigan, that the mayor called “bigoted” and “Islamophobic.” The WSJ published the piece on Friday headlined as “Welcome to Dearborn, America’s…
Scientists develop new lithium battery design for electric cars with super-fast charge time

Scientists develop new lithium battery design for electric cars with super-fast charge time

Researchers at Cornell University have achieved a major breakthrough in battery technology by developing a lithium battery that can charge in less than five minutes while maintaining stable performance over multiple charging cycles. This innovation, as published by the journal…
Four countries quietly protest with Taliban on terror activities

Four countries quietly protest with Taliban on terror activities

The representatives of Pakistan, Iran, China and Russia, have lodged a joint protest with the Taliban regarding the rise in activities of various terrorist groups in Afghanistan, the Pakistani Express Tribune newspaper reported on Sunday, February 5. Citing its sources,…
Truck drivers may receive special permits in attempt to solve Afghanistan-Pakistan issues

Truck drivers may receive special permits in attempt to solve Afghanistan-Pakistan issues

The Pakistan-Afghanistan Joint Trade Chamber has recently proposed issuing special permits for truck drivers as a solution to the issues between the two countries. Express Tribune reported on Sunday, February 4th, citing Zia-ul-Haq Sarhadi, the coordinator of the Pakistan-Afghanistan Joint…
Desperate Rohingya escaping Myanmar, Bangladesh by boat despite rising death toll

Desperate Rohingya escaping Myanmar, Bangladesh by boat despite rising death toll

In a perilous journey across the water, thousands of Rohingya fled their homeland and refugee camps, with hundreds perishing along the way. Despite the known risks, many feel they have no choice but to continue fleeing by boat, as they…
Global cancer cases expected to rise by more than 75% by 2050, WHO says

Global cancer cases expected to rise by more than 75% by 2050, WHO says

Global cancer cases are predicted to rise by more than 75% by 2050, according to the World Health Organization. Latest figures from the WHO’s cancer arm, the International Agency for Research on Cancer, makes plain the growing burden of cancer,…
War on Gaza leaves thousands of children killed or maimed

War on Gaza leaves thousands of children killed or maimed

In the ongoing war in Gaza Strip, children, who make up nearly half of Gaza’s population of 2.3 million, have had their lives shattered by the brutal war. According to Palestinian health officials, more than 11,500 under-18s have been killed,…
7.5M children to receive anti-polio vaccines in Afghanistan

7.5M children to receive anti-polio vaccines in Afghanistan

More than 7.5 million children under five would receive anti-polio vaccines in 21 out of Afghanistan’s 34 provinces, a statement of the country’s Ministry of Public Health said. A total of 7,580,085 children under five would receive the doses of…
Using phone for just 2 hours a day may raise risk of ADHD in adults, study warns

Using phone for just 2 hours a day may raise risk of ADHD in adults, study warns

A recently conducted scientific study warned against excessive use of mobile phone, and revealed some of the harm that this could cause, as prolonged use of the phone daily leads to the user contracting diseases that may transform their life.…
Brazil aims at attracting more Muslim tourists

Brazil aims at attracting more Muslim tourists

As the biggest exporter of halal protein in the world, Brazil is now aiming to attract Muslim tourists, a group that generates an income of $238 billion every year. According to reports, the current number of visitors to the South…
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