Millions nationwide are under severe weather alerts as frigid temperatures and thick snow cover everything from New Mexico to Iowa. Meanwhile, several southern towns are under tornado watches as storms approach the Gulf Coast.
In Gaza, infants are dying from thirst and starvation.
Laila Junaid, a two-month-old starving child, was brought to a hospital in northern Gaza at a weight far less than her average weight. There, doctors report that newborns are dying from thirst and starvation as a result of Israel's embargo.
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In Pakistan, a suicide attack on Chinese engineers claimed six lives.
Six persons were killed when a suicide bomber crashed a car into a group of Chinese engineers in Northwest Pakistan who were working on a dam project. In the last seven days, there have been three significant assaults against Chinese interests in the South Asian nation. Beijing is investing billions of dollars in infrastructure projects in the southwest province of Balochistan, where the first two attacks targeted a significant port and a Pakistani naval air base. The question of whether China will insist on sending its troops to Pakistan to defend its assets is the critical one.
Google's representatives in New York and California organized employee protests and rallies against the company's billion-dollar contract with Israel. Our next report will cover this topic.
The hidden lives of amphibians and reptiles will be on display at a new zoo in London. Public access to the show will begin on March 29. Keep an eye out for additional information!
Deepfakes in South Korea: A new regulation forbids the use of AI
A new regulation that forbids the use of deepfake videos produced by artificial intelligence in political campaigns is being implemented in South Korea. The maximum sentence for those who break the law is seven years in prison. With so many elections taking place this year across the globe, it is becoming increasingly crucial to stop the dissemination of misinformation.
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AI-driven robots are revolutionizing work in warehouses.
Robots with AI capabilities can automate repetitive operations like picking, packing, and sorting goods, saving labor and boosting efficiency. Watch to find out more.
Iceland has declared a state of emergency following a fourth volcano eruption in three months.
As lava erupted from a fresh volcanic fissure on the Reykjanes Peninsula on Saturday—the fourth eruption to strike the region since December—Icelandic police issued a state of emergency declaration. According to an Icelandic Meteorological Office (IMO) announcement, a "volcanic eruption has started between Stori-Skogfell and Hagafell on the Reykjanes Peninsula." Images captured in real-time revealed billowing smoke and blazing lava. The explosion started in the Blue Lagoon thermal spa, one of Iceland's most popular tourist destinations, and hundreds of people were evacuated, according to national television RUV.
Japanese company to eliminate over 900 positions at its Playstation division
Sony, a Japanese company, is closing a London studio and laying off roughly 900 employees at its Playstation division. The video game sector is currently struggling to recover from a post-pandemic slump, which coincides with the employment layoffs.
Russia and Ukraine aim their energy sectors at each other.
According to officials from both nations, Russia and Ukraine resumed their attacks on energy infrastructure overnight, resulting in plant damage and fires. In its routine situation report on Saturday, the Ukrainian army reported that Russia had launched a "massive missile attack" against Ukraine. In a Facebook post, German Galushchenko, Ukraine's energy minister also claimed that the "enemy" had assaulted the country's energy infrastructure once more. Additionally, Ukraine reported that in Russia's most recent round of strikes, 21 out of 34 drones were shot down. The Russian Ministry of Defense announced on Saturday that 35 attacks against Ukrainian energy facilities, defense companies, railway infrastructure, air defenses, and ammunition supplies had been conducted by Russian forces in the past week. Meanwhile, on Saturday morning, Ukraine attacked the Ilsky and Sloviansk oil refineries in Russia’s Krasnodar region with drones, causing fires at the facilities, a Ukrainian intelligence source told the Reuters news agency.
Palestinian child shot: Humanitarian organizations declare Palestine to be the world's most hazardous area for kids.
In addition to the other children who have died as a result of the ongoing conflict in Palestine, Israeli soldiers shot a Palestinian boy, Amr Najjar. Aid organizations have declared Palestine to be the world's most dangerous place for children, as many of them constantly deal with trauma, displacement, and violence. There are a lot of innocent children caught in the crossfire as the situation in Palestine keeps getting worse.
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