A 5.9-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Turkey on Wednesday morning, impacting the Kale district of Malatya province, which had previously suffered from the catastrophic 7.8-magnitude earthquake
Shaban al-Dalou, a 19-year-old software engineering student, had been forced to live in central Gaza after being displaced from his home. With only days remaining
Saudi Arabia has initiated trials of self-driving air taxis during Hajj 2024, marking the world’s first such service licensed by a civil aviation authority. Read
The Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor issued a statement on Monday, highlighting the alarming use of booby-trapped robots by the Israeli occupation army in northern Gaza.
Canada has introduced new restrictions to its Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program, impacting international students based on their fields of study to align with long-term
On Monday, several bomb threats caused significant disruptions to air and rail travel, prompting authorities to implement diversions from planned routes and enhance security measures.
In a devastating attack, Israeli warplanes struck at least 30 tents sheltering displaced Palestinian families in the courtyard of Al-Aqsa Hospital in Deir Al-Balah, central
The Sahara, the world’s largest desert, experienced its first flooding in 50 years following rare rainfall in Morocco. Satellite images showed Lake Iriqui, a dry
Fertilizers serve as the silent champions of agriculture, enabling the production of enough food to sustain billions. Celebrated annually on October 13th, Global Fertilizer Day
Baba Siddique, a leader of India’s Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), was shot dead in Mumbai’s Bandra on Saturday, according to local media reports. He was
At the heart of Petra, Jordan, lies the Khaznah, or Treasury, carved into pink sandstone cliffs. Recently, archaeologists uncovered a tomb beneath it containing 12
On Friday, the Lebanese resistance group Hezbollah cautioned Israelis to steer clear of Israeli army positions located in residential areas in northern Israel. In a
