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More than 420,000 displaced in Somalia in 10 months: UNHCR

More than 420,000 displaced in Somalia in 10 months: UNHCR

In Somalia, over 427,000 individuals have been internally displaced in the first ten months of 2024, Xinhua reported citing the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR). The Protection and Solutions Monitoring Network reported a significant increase in displacement, particularly in October, with…
EU Council Approves Declaration on International Law in Cyberspace

EU Council Approves Declaration on International Law in Cyberspace

The Council of the European Union has approved a declaration to clarify the application of international law in cyberspace. On Monday, November 18, the Council of the European Union approved a declaration aimed at fostering a unified understanding of how…
Global CO2 Emissions Rise Amid Fossil Fuel Dependence

Global CO2 Emissions Rise Amid Fossil Fuel Dependence

Global CO2 emissions are projected to reach 41.2 billion tons by 2024, despite significant efforts to reduce fossil fuel reliance, Earth.com revealed in an article yesterday. The recent COP29 conference in Baku highlighted the urgent need for stronger climate policies,…
COP29 Reveals World’s Most Polluting Cities Amid Frustration Over Fossil Fuel Interests

COP29 Reveals World’s Most Polluting Cities Amid Frustration Over Fossil Fuel Interests

New data presented at COP29 highlights that cities in Asia and the United States are the largest emitters of greenhouse gases, with Shanghai leading the list. This revelation has intensified frustrations regarding the fossil fuel industry’s influence at climate talks.…
Study Reveals Climate Change Threatens Fish Populations

Study Reveals Climate Change Threatens Fish Populations

A recent study has unveiled alarming effects of climate change on ocean ecosystems, particularly how warming waters impact fish populations, Earth.com reported yesterday. Researchers found that a predicted 16% to 26% decrease in phytoplankton—tiny organisms crucial to the aquatic food…
Mpox outbreak in DRC and Burundi puts children at critical risk, cases surge by over 130%

Mpox outbreak in DRC and Burundi puts children at critical risk, cases surge by over 130%

A new, aggressive strain of the mpox virus is spreading rapidly in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Burundi, disproportionately impacting children. Since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared a public health emergency in August, cases among children in…
Spain faces new flood warnings as storm threatens parts of country

Spain faces new flood warnings as storm threatens parts of country

Parts of Spain are bracing for more severe flooding as a new storm brings heavy rains just two weeks after catastrophic floods claimed over 200 lives in Valencia, media outlets said. The latest storm has triggered red alerts for rainfall…
New Study Indicates Surge in Xenophobic and Anti-Muslim Sentiment in Germany

New Study Indicates Surge in Xenophobic and Anti-Muslim Sentiment in Germany

A recent study from Leipzig University highlights a significant rise in xenophobic and anti-Muslim sentiment in Germany, Middle East Monitor reported yesterday. Conducted by Prof. Dr. Oliver Decker and Prof. Dr. Ayline Heller, the study found a 4.8 percentage point…
Denmark’s AI Welfare System Faces Criticism for Discrimination

Denmark’s AI Welfare System Faces Criticism for Discrimination

Amnesty International has raised alarms about Denmark’s use of artificial intelligence in its welfare system, warning that it could discriminate against marginalized groups, including people with disabilities, low-income individuals, and migrants. The report, titled Coded Injustice, reveals how fraud detection…
Boko Haram kills three, abducts dozens in Borno State attack

Boko Haram kills three, abducts dozens in Borno State attack

In a recent Boko Haram assault, three people were killed, and more than a dozen fishermen were abducted in Borno State’s Kukawa Local Government Area, local media reported. The attack occurred Sunday night in the isolated village of Malamyawri, Cross…
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