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Ex-World Leaders Urge Global Action to Tackle Extreme Inequality Amid Rise of Trillionaires

Ex-World Leaders Urge Global Action to Tackle Extreme Inequality Amid Rise of Trillionaires

A group of 40 former world leaders, including ex-British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, has called for urgent global cooperation to address rising inequality and poverty as the prospect of the world’s first trillionaires looms. The leaders’ letter, organized by Club…
Millions Missing from Global Census Data, Threatening Policy Accuracy

Millions Missing from Global Census Data, Threatening Policy Accuracy

Millions Missing from Global Census Data, Threatening Policy Accuracy ………………. Researchers warn that millions worldwide are missing from census and survey data, creating a “quiet crisis” that hampers effective policymaking, science website SciTechDaily reported. Declining response rates and data reliability…
Germany Suspends Family Reunions for Many Migrants

Germany Suspends Family Reunions for Many Migrants

Germany Suspends Family Reunions for Many Migrants …………………. Germany’s parliament voted Friday to suspend family reunions for many migrants, marking the first step in Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s push for stricter migration controls. Lawmakers in the Bundestag backed the measure 444-135,…
World Bank Warns of Surging Poverty in Conflict Zones

World Bank Warns of Surging Poverty in Conflict Zones

World Bank Warns of Surging Poverty in Conflict Zones ………………… Conflicts and related deaths have more than tripled since the early 2000s, pushing millions deeper into poverty, the World Bank warned in a new report released Friday. The report highlights…
Global Energy CO2 Emissions Reach New Peak in 2024

Global Energy CO2 Emissions Reach New Peak in 2024

Global Energy CO2 Emissions Reach New Peak in 2024 —————————- Carbon dioxide emissions from global energy sources increased by 1% in 2024, marking a record high for the fourth year in a row, Anadolu Agency reported citing the Energy Institute’s…
Nearly 30 killed in explosion, stampede at high school in Central African Republic

Nearly 30 killed in explosion, stampede at high school in Central African Republic

Nearly 30 killed in explosion, stampede at high school in Central African Republic ———————————— At least 29 students lost their lives and 260 injured after an explosion triggered a stampede at a high school in the Central African Republic, Anadolu…
UN Secretary-General Highlights Surge in Armed Conflicts, Urges Commitment to Responsibility to Protect Against Violence

UN Secretary-General Highlights Surge in Armed Conflicts, Urges Commitment to Responsibility to Protect Against Violence

UN Secretary-General Highlights Surge in Armed Conflicts, Urges Commitment to Responsibility to Protect Against Violence ————————————————– United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has warned that the world is experiencing the highest number of armed conflicts since World War II, Africanews reported.…
Sweden Proposes Denying Citizenship to Those Accused of Enforcing “Honor Culture”

Sweden Proposes Denying Citizenship to Those Accused of Enforcing “Honor Culture”

Sweden Proposes Denying Citizenship to Those Accused of Enforcing “Honor Culture” ……………………… A new Swedish government proposal aiming to tighten citizenship requirements has sparked widespread debate, particularly among Muslim and immigrant communities. The proposal would bar individuals accused of enforcing…
On International Widows Day, Islamic Law Highlighted as Model for Women’s Rights

On International Widows Day, Islamic Law Highlighted as Model for Women’s Rights

On International Widows Day, Islamic Law Highlighted as Model for Women’s Rights …………………… As the world marks International Widows Day, attention is drawn to the struggles of millions of women worldwide who have lost their spouses and continue to face…
U.S. to Halt Funding for Global Vaccine Alliance Gavi, Citing Safety Concerns

U.S. to Halt Funding for Global Vaccine Alliance Gavi, Citing Safety Concerns

U.S. to Halt Funding for Global Vaccine Alliance Gavi, Citing Safety Concerns ……………….. U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced Wednesday that the United States will cease funding Gavi, the global vaccine alliance, citing concerns over vaccine safety—though he…
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