Jill Stein Criticizes US-Israel Ties, Pakistani Academic Defies Norms, and Tragedy Strikes British Tycoon: Today's Top Stories
Green Party's Jill Stein Criticizes US Military Aid to Israel; Pakistan Academic Empowers Daughters with Education
Jill Stein, the US Green Party presidential candidate, is making waves by condemning America's funding of Israel, suggesting a redirection of military aid towards domestic priorities like healthcare and education. She criticized mainstream media and Democratic efforts to block her candidacy, emphasizing the need for the US to adhere to international law to better serve American interests.
Meanwhile, in Pakistan, 82-year-old academic Fazal Haq is being celebrated for empowering all 13 of his daughters with master’s degrees, defying societal norms in the conservative Karak district. His dedication to their education, despite facing significant resistance, has not only transformed their lives but also challenged traditional views on women's education in his community.
Tragedy struck off the coast of Sicily where British tech tycoon Mike Lynch and his daughter Hannah died along with several others when their superyacht sank during severe weather. With autopsies and further forensic tests pending, this incident has left many grappling with the sudden loss of notable figures.
Moving to diplomatic affairs, Saudi Arabia’s interior minister, Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif, visited Egypt to foster stronger bilateral relations. Welcomed by Egyptian officials at Cairo International Airport, this visit underscores the ongoing efforts to enhance cooperation between the two nations.
In the realm of technology, Abdullah Hakeem, a young Saudi innovator, is driving the country’s AI revolution with significant contributions and achievements in the tech sector. Hakeem's work, including leading his team to victory in the KFUPM Innovation Hackathon, highlights the dynamic growth and global aspirations of Saudi Arabia's tech landscape.
Lastly, Saudi Arabia’s burgeoning film industry is in the spotlight at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival, where the Kingdom's Film Commission is showcasing major projects. With a focus on promoting local talent and fostering international collaboration, this initiative underscores Saudi Arabia's commitment to making a mark on the global film stage.
Meanwhile, in Pakistan, 82-year-old academic Fazal Haq is being celebrated for empowering all 13 of his daughters with master’s degrees, defying societal norms in the conservative Karak district. His dedication to their education, despite facing significant resistance, has not only transformed their lives but also challenged traditional views on women's education in his community.
Tragedy struck off the coast of Sicily where British tech tycoon Mike Lynch and his daughter Hannah died along with several others when their superyacht sank during severe weather. With autopsies and further forensic tests pending, this incident has left many grappling with the sudden loss of notable figures.
Moving to diplomatic affairs, Saudi Arabia’s interior minister, Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif, visited Egypt to foster stronger bilateral relations. Welcomed by Egyptian officials at Cairo International Airport, this visit underscores the ongoing efforts to enhance cooperation between the two nations.
In the realm of technology, Abdullah Hakeem, a young Saudi innovator, is driving the country’s AI revolution with significant contributions and achievements in the tech sector. Hakeem's work, including leading his team to victory in the KFUPM Innovation Hackathon, highlights the dynamic growth and global aspirations of Saudi Arabia's tech landscape.
Lastly, Saudi Arabia’s burgeoning film industry is in the spotlight at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival, where the Kingdom's Film Commission is showcasing major projects. With a focus on promoting local talent and fostering international collaboration, this initiative underscores Saudi Arabia's commitment to making a mark on the global film stage.
