Amidst the intensifying global arms race, numerous nations are investing substantially in defense technologies. During testing, Chinese scientists discovered that robotic dogs can fire a machine pistol with the precision of a professional shooter. Keep an eye out for additional information!
Festival Qumra: A Qatari occasion showcasing the area's up-and-coming directors
To support the region's future generation of filmmakers, Qatar is hosting its tenth annual Qumra festival. To assist prospective filmmakers and producers in developing their work, some of the top figures in the industry are invited to Doha for this event. In particular, for young Palestinian filmmakers, the event provides a lifeline.
US aid drop: 80,000 meals are sent to Gaza by C-17 aircraft
The most significant US A-drop since the start of the Gaza war occurred when the US Air Force airlifted 80,000 meals from Doha to the famine-threatened Gaza. This humanitarian endeavor intends to give Gaza's residents—who are suffering from acute food shortages due to the prolonged conflict—much-needed aid.
The UK-based JET lab makes a significant advancement in nuclear fusion.
Harnessing energy through nuclear fusion has been the ultimate goal for the energy industry. This is the only way that mankind might be able to escape the grip of fossil fuels that are escalating the climatic catastrophe. European experts celebrate this extraordinary achievement as the UK-based Jet lab achieves a significant nuclear fusion breakthrough. The accomplishment of atomic fusion will advance the goal of clean energy. Watch to find out more!
Kenyan femicide: protestors denounce the rise in violence against women
There has been an outcry following the murder of over twelve women in Kenya this month. Marchers demanding more protection for women and girls have taken to the streets of major cities.
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Illegal crossing into the US from Mexico falls over 6% in April
The latest numbers show migrant encounters at the US-Mexico border have dropped. Illegal crossings usually increase in the spring, but officials say they fell by more than 6% this April compared with March.
Nepal: Chiranjibi Nepal resigns as economic advisor to President Ram Chandra Poudel.
Chiranjibi Nepal, Nepal's economic advisor, recently resigned amid criticism over the government's plan to incorporate a disputed map on the new 100-rupee banknotes. This map depicts Nepal's territorial claims in territories now controlled by India. The decision has strained relations between the two countries, with India voicing dissatisfaction. Civil society organizations in Nepal also criticized Mr. Nepal's public comments opposing the map's inclusion, calling them irresponsible and detrimental to national interests.
Senegalese protests: Angry over the postponing of elections
In Dakar, the country's capital, demonstrators against the postponement of presidential elections in Senegal are engaged in combat with police. Due later this month, the election was rescheduled for December. President Macky Sall is being accused by the opposition of attempting to continue in office after his two terms are up. According to the minister of justice, parliament, not the president, made the decision to postpone, which is unlawful.
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An Israeli airstrike on a mosque in northern Gaza claimed at least five lives.
Five months have passed since Israel's horrific war on Gaza. Over 13,000 children have been among the 30,717 Palestinians who have died. Additionally, the UN has cautioned that efforts to bring relief vehicles into Gaza are faltering as casualties rise. According to Gaza's health ministry, hunger has claimed the lives of at least 20 children.
Afghanistan: In the icy winter, impoverished people struggle to find food and warm clothing.
The Afghan displaced population is enduring severe weather outside of the country's capital, Kabul. Almost eighty families live in the butkhak camp outside of the capital city of Afghanistan. Poor displaced camp residents have been finding it difficult to get enough food and stay warm during the winter. Watch to find out more!
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