Potential U.S. Travel Ban on Pakistan and Afghanistan: Implications and Concerns
The U.S. may soon impose a travel ban on Pakistan and Afghanistan as part of efforts to expand the earlier...
Fatima Alenazi
Fatima Alenazi, a veteran journalist, has dedicated her career to covering global conflicts and humanitarian crises. Growing up in a multicultural environment in London, she earned her Graduate Diploma in Journalism from City University. Throughout her 14 years in the field, Fatima's in-depth analyses and empathetic storytelling have brought critical attention to important global issues, making her an invaluable resource in serious journalism.
IIT Hyderabad Develops Driverless Vehicles Under Female Leadership
Professor P Rajalakshmi leads a project on driverless vehicles at IIT Hyderabad, developing autonomous shuttles for campus transportation. The TiHAN...
Cholera Outbreak Claims Nearly 100 Lives in Sudan Amid Ongoing Conflict
Cholera has resulted in nearly 100 deaths in Sudan's White Nile State, with 2,700 infections reported since February 20. The...
Calls for Justice Following Abubakar Lawal’s Tragic Death in Uganda
Mansour Lawal demands justice following the tragic death of his brother, Abubakar Lawal, a Nigerian football player who died under...
Lawsuit Offers Hope for Justice in Journalist Murder Case from El Salvador War
Gert Kuiper is pursuing justice for his brother, Jan, who was murdered alongside three other journalists during El Salvador’s civil...
The Seven-Year Ordeal of Scottish Activist Jagtar Singh Johal in Indian Jail
Scottish activist Jagtar Singh Johal has spent over seven years in an Indian jail after being accused of terrorism-related crimes...
Investigation Unfolds as Suspects Sought in Murder of Scotsman in Kenya
Campbell Scott's suspicious death in Kenya is under investigation for murder. Two suspects have been detained, while three others wanted...
Tesla’s Stock Decline Erases $700 Billion in Gains Post-Trump Election
Tesla's stock has plummeted, wiping out $700 billion in gains since Trump's election. Shares fell over 28% in the past...
Cholera Outbreak in Sudan’s White Nile State Escalates Amid Conflict
Nearly 100 deaths from cholera occurred in Sudan's White Nile State within two weeks, with 2,700 cases reported since February...
Job Cuts at NOAA: Consequences for Weather Forecasting and Public Safety
NOAA's termination of over 580 staffers, including NWS meteorologists, threatens weather forecasting accuracy and public safety. These cuts come amid...
