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Gaza: In a heartbreaking scene that reflects the worsening humanitarian crisis, a Palestinian mother is forced to feed her children stale, mould-infested bread to keep them alive. Hanadi, a mother living in a tent shelter in Gaza, spoke with UNICEF in an interview. “I never expected I would go back to using it,” she said …
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The Secretary General of the Muslim World League (MWL), Sheikh Dr. Muhammad Bin Abdul Karim Al-Issa, underscored the significance of women’s education, emphasizing its equal importance to men’s education in Islam. Platform for Women’s Education The conference, held in Islamabad, gathered scholars and leaders from across the Muslim world. Its primary aim was to foster …
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Many people associate the New Year with fireworks, parties, and resolutions. However, there are many unique customs around the world. These traditions hold deep meaning and often symbolize hopes for prosperity, health, and happiness. Let’s explore some of the most interesting New Year’s traditions from across the globe. Spain: Eating 12 Grapes at Midnight In …
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Iran is grappling with an energy crisis as fuel shortages force the shutdown of multiple power plants across the country. This issue, intensified by plummeting temperatures, has disrupted daily life, leading to widespread power cuts, school closures, and electricity rationing. The fuel crisis highlights Iran’s growing struggle to balance energy demands despite being an energy …
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The drying of Earth’s lands is emerging as a major global crisis, threatening ecosystems, food security, and human survival. According to a United Nations report, over three-quarters of the world’s land experienced drier conditions between 1970 and 2020, a trend driven by climate change, deforestation, and water scarcity. This critical issue is the focal point …
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South Korea is engulfed in political chaos following President Yoon Suk Yeol’s controversial attempt to declare martial law. The abrupt decree, aimed at accusing the opposition of “anti-state” activities, triggered widespread outrage, with growing demands for Yoon to resign. Protesters, unions, and political leaders have united against the president, claiming his actions threaten democracy. Impeachment …
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Prime Minister of New Zealand, Jacinda Arden has decided to step down as the prime minister because of burnout ahead of the elections in October. 42-year-old PM revealed that her journey has been challenging and being a prime minister for six long and challenging years has taken a toll on her because of the pressures …
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China has witnessed a considerable drop in the population for the first time in six decades. The last time China’s population dropped was when the Great Famine hit China in 1961 which killed a large population and the population dropped by a considerable amount. In 2023, experts suggest that China will continue to witness decreasing …
A domestic flight known as Yeti Airlines flying from Kathmandu crashed in the Pokhara region of Nepal, killing 41 people. This has been the worst crash in five years in Nepal. The civil aviation authority of Nepal, Jagannath Niroula said that rescue operations are on. This news has saddened the people of Nepal. Air crashes …
British Airways has decided to include a new dress code in their uniforms after almost 20 years. Their aim is to diversify their airlines and to include all people involved in their projects. Moreover, British Airways mentioned that female cabin crew will be able to wear jumpsuits, tunic attire, and hijab. This dress line is …
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Canada has granted 4,37,000 immigration grants to immigrants last year in 2022, setting a record for the largest annual intake of people in Canadian history. The government of Canada has always focused on boosting the economy with the help of immigrants and almost 100% of the Canadian economy runs on immigrant labor. The immigration minister …
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China is witnessing a severity in Covid cases but as China has abandoned the zero covid policy, therefore the Chinese government is not showing and reporting new covid infections. This decision to scrape off zero covid policy has received a lot of scrutiny from the International community. However, China made this decision because the people …
The Taliban government has been struggling for a while due to the economic crisis and the unavailability of foreign funding. Now, the Taliban have decided to adopt a new strategy to deal with the economic crisis. Afghan Commerce Minister, Haji Noorudin Azizi suggests that Afghanistan must focus on growing and using domestic products. Also, the …
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France has started the process of testing arrivals from China for potential Covid variants. China has recently decided to scrape off the zero-covid policy because of immense protests from the citizens against the covid restrictions that made their lives miserable and contained. Due to this decision, China has stopped keeping track of new Covid infections. …
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Indian cricketer, Rishabh Pant met with a road accident on Friday and was rushed to the hospital immediately in Dehradun. The 25-year-old wicketkeeper suffered some serious injuries in the accident. The accident took place in the early hours when Rishabh was driving toward Roorkee in Uttarakhand. The reports suggest that his car after hitting caught …
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India’s opposition leader, Rahul Gandhi is all set to lead Congress Party into the ‘Unite India Rally’ to raise their voices against ‘the hate and division’ technique that their counterparts Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) use. The Unite India Rally is a cross-country rally that began in September in the Kanyakumari areas of India. The United …
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Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) is planning to establish a tower structure that will be taller than Burj Khalifa. Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund is developing an 18-square-kilometer masterland in the north of Riyadh The tallest building in the world is Dubai’s Burj Khalifa and its height is around 828 meters. The new project …
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The protests happening all over China have died down as the Police patrol the street and check people’s phones Protests erupted all over China against the Covid restrictions and lockdown installed by the Xi Jinping government. However, they gained intensity when a residential building caught fire in Urumqi, killing 10 people. People of China blamed …
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Twitter account of former president Donald Trump returned after the owner of Twitter conducted a poll to decide The Tesla owner, Elon Musk ran a poll on Twitter that asked people to decided whether Donald Trump’s account should be reinstated or not. The former president of the US, Donald Trump’s account got suspended earlier this …
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United Nations revealed that the next baby born on Tuesday would be the 8th billion person in this world. The world’s population has been increasing gradually with time and now the United Nations have reported that there are 8 billion people in the world. Any baby that will be born today would be the eighth …
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