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Operation Orion: Global Drug Bust Shakes Cartels as Nations Tackle Emerging Challenges and Crises
"Operation Orion" dismantles drug cartels and uncovers cocaine routes, while Australia's proposed social media ban for children stirs debate.
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Nvidia's Remarkable Financial Performance Continues to Exceed Expectations
Nvidia, a frontrunner in AI chip production, has once more outperformed analyst projections, with its third-quarter 2024 revenue hitting $35.08 billion, surpassing the expected $33.16 billion. Additionally, its earnings per share exceede...
Italy's Giorgia Meloni Casts Vote in EU Elections, Poised to Influence Bloc's Future
Italy held the first votes for the EU's next parliament on Saturday, making it the first heavyweight nation to do so.
UK Reform Party Candidates Discovered Liking Islamophobic Content Online
An investigation by the Times revealed that candidates from the UK's right-wing Reform Party have liked Islamophobic content on social media. Andrea Whitehead and Craig Birtwistle are among the candidates found to engage with such conten...
Mexico's Historic Female Presidential Race Marred by Misinformation and Misogyny: A New Challenge for Democracies
Mexican voters are set to elect their first female president, with two leading female candidates facing misogynistic and false attacks online.
Grandma's Encounter with Biden: One Woman's Persuasive Story of Survival and Affordable Care Act
Andrea Dyess, 57, from Racine, Wisconsin, is a strong supporter of Joe Biden after meeting him in May. While trying to catch a glimpse of Biden's motorcade with her grandchildren, a campaign worker invited her to join the president at a ...
Singapore Airlines: Passenger Dies, Others Injured After Flight SQ321 from Heathrow Encounters Severe Turbulence, Diverts to Bangkok
A passenger has tragically passed away and several others were injured during severe turbulence experienced by Singapore Airlines Flight SQ321 from Heathrow to Singapore.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's Condition Critical After Assassination Attempt: Lone Wolf Attacker Cited Government Policies as Motive
Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico is in serious condition after being shot in an assassination attempt, the first major one on a European political leader in over 20 years.
Eight Killed, 40 Injured in Florida Bus Crash Carrying Farmworkers
A bus carrying 53 farmworkers in central Florida overturned on State Road 40 in Marion County, killing eight people and injuring around 40 others.
Columbia University and Emory University Cancel Large Commencement Ceremonies Amidst Protests and COVID-19 Challenges
Columbia University canceled its large university-wide commencement ceremony due to ongoing pro-Palestinian protests.
India's AI Election: Manipulated Videos, Police Investigations, and High-Profile Arrests
In the ongoing Indian elections, manipulated videos have become a significant issue.
ACWA Power Secures SR11.38 Billion in Financing for Qassim and Taiba Power Plants
ACWA Power, a Saudi utility firm, signed two senior debt financing agreements totaling SR5.69 billion ($1.51 billion) for the Qassim 1 and Taiba 1 Combined Cycle Power Plants.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan Accuses Reform UK MP Lee Anderson and Conservative Mayoral Candidate of Fueling Islamophobia and Hate Crimes
London Mayor Sadiq Khan criticized Reform UK MP Lee Anderson for fueling hate crime and violent threats against him with Islamophobic remarks.
When Generative AI Meets Fraud and Spam
American Researchers: Social Media Platforms Struggle to Differentiate Between Real and Fake.
AI Investments: Zuckerberg Defends Meta's Spending Amidst Market Skepticism
Meta's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, staunchly defends the company's heavy investment in artificial intelligence, despite market doubts.
Virtual Reality Glasses: A Bright Future for a Variety of Uses
Expanding into Training and Health Sectors.
To Combat Depression and Loneliness, Should We Distance Ourselves from Social Media?
According to Psychology Today, a research study conducted in 2022 asked 154 individuals (with an average age of 29.6 years) to either cease using social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly known as Twitter), and TikT...
Halal Bazaar in Quezon City: Filipinos Embrace Muslim and Palestinian Culture and Cuisine
During Eid Al-Fitr celebrations in the Philippine capital, a Halal Bazaar was held at Quezon City Memorial Circle in Metro Manila to showcase and support the Muslim community's culture and cuisine.
Three Sons of Hamas Leader Ismail Haniyeh Killed in Israeli Airstrike, Two Grandchildren Wounded
Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh's three sons, Hazem, Amir, and Mohammad, and two grandchildren were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza on Wednesday.
Civil Rights Groups Urge Tech Giants to Combat Misinformation Fueled by Artificial Intelligence and Ban Deepfake Videos
Hundreds of civil society groups have called on the leaders of major technology companies to intensify their battle against misinformation driven by artificial intelligence.
Israeli Airstrike Kills Three Sons of Hamas Political Leader Ismail Haniyeh in Gaza
In a significant escalation within the Gaza Strip, three sons of Hamas political bureau chief Ismail Haniyeh were killed in an Israeli airstrike targeting a vehicle in the Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, the Hamas movement anno...
Bipartisan Data Privacy Deal Reached: Lawmakers Announce Bill to Give Americans Control Over Personal Information and Establish Robust Enforcement Mechanisms
Two US lawmakers, Democratic Senator Maria Cantwell and Republican Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers, announced a bipartisan deal on a data privacy bill on Sunday.
Seven Aid Workers Killed in Gaza Airstrike: Tributes to Lalzawmi
An Israeli airstrike in Gaza resulted in the death of seven aid workers from around the world, including three British nationals, an Australian, a Polish national, an American-Canadian dual citizen, and a Palestinian.
Russian Attacks with Drones and Missiles Damage Ukrainian Energy Facilities
In the latest Russian air assault targeting vital Ukrainian infrastructure, three thermal power plants sustained damage overnight Thursday to Friday.
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Global Trials and Tensions: The Stories Reshaping International Dynamics
South Korea's Presidential Office Raided Amid Allegations of Martial Law Plan
Navigating Uncertainty: Israel's Calculated Engagement with a Changing Syria
The Illusion of Innocence: How Bashar and Asma al-Assad Deceived the Media
Polarization: The Word That Unites a Divided Era
The Obsession That Could Divide: GB News and Its Singular Focus on UK Muslims
Anatomy of Regime Change: The Key Players in Syria's Tumultuous Fall
Syria After Assad: A Pyrrhic Victory with Uncertain Horizons
The Day After Assad: Can Syria Steer Clear of Libya's Pitfalls?
Iranian Embassy in Damascus Attacked Amidst Rising Tensions
Geopolitical Chess: Trump's Reflections on Russia's Waned Syrian Influence
Syria's New Chapter: A Historic Shift and the Hopes for Peace
A New Dawn in Damascus: Challenges of a Post-Assad Transition
A New Dawn in Syria: The Flag That Signals Change
Lone Wolf or Symptom? Unpacking the Insider Attack in Yemen
Keir Starmer's Gulf Gambit: Balancing Diplomacy and Principles
Dubai Hosts Largest Middle East AI Summit with Innovative Challenges
UAE’s Quantum Leap: Pioneering the Future of Computing
Balancing the Final Frontier: The New Asteroid Discovery and Our Global Priorities
New Asteroid Discovery Highlights International Collaboration in Space Exploration
UAE's Ambitious Leap into Space Research
Benralizumab: A Breakthrough in Asthma Treatment After 50 Years
Benralizumab: A Breakthrough Decades in the Making
From Desert Dromedaries to Cutting-Edge Medicine: The Advent of Nanobodies
Cosmic Wonders and Earthly Breakthroughs: A Week of Celestial and Scientific Marvels
Dark Energy's Dance: Revisiting Cosmic Constants
A Temporary Release: The Fragile Freedom of Iran's Narges Mohammadi
OpenAI and Anduril: Charting AI's Path in Modern Warfare
Seoul in Turmoil: Yoon Suk Yeol’s Martial Law Blunder Ignites Political Upheaval
Taliban Bans Afghan Women from Medical Training Amid Health Crisis
Syrian Rebels Make Major Gains in Aleppo
World Court to Assess Global Legal Responsibilities on Climate Change
UK Intelligence Chief Cautions: Iran's Nuclear Aspirations Present Worldwide Danger
Hezbollah Chief Declares 'Great Victory' Against Israel
Hamas Delegation Engages in Gaza Ceasefire Talks in Egypt
Rebel Advances Lead to Aleppo Airport Closure
UK Intelligence Chief Alerts: Iran's Nuclear Intentions Represent a Worldwide Danger
Putin Warns Trump Isn’t Safe—And Here’s Why That Might Be True
Can Donald Trump Bring Peace to the Middle East—or Is It Beyond His Reach?
COP29's Carbon Trading Deal Faces Major Criticisms
Global Erosion of Women’s Basic Rights
Putin Warns Trump of Ongoing Safety Concerns
From Islamophobia Concerns to Global Alliances: A Snapshot of Key Developments
Global Unrest: From Fragile Ceasefires to Free Speech Battles and Defense Shifts
Global Developments: Israel's ICC Critique, Saudi Infrastructure Upgrades, and Middle Eastern Economic and Educational Advancements
Trump Nominates Kellogg for Ukraine-Russia Envoy Amid Global Tensions; Israel Appeals ICC Arrest Warrants
UAE Consumer Spending Soars; Saudi Arabia Drives GCC Unity Amid Global Oil and Policy Shifts
China's Military Shake-Up: Anti-Corruption Clampdown Rivals Middle East Innovation Drive and Rising Tensions
Operation Orion: Global Drug Bust Shakes Cartels as Nations Tackle Emerging Challenges and Crises
Global Turmoil: From UK Investigations to U.S. Sanctions, Trade Tensions, and Corporate Challenges
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