"Flesh-eating disease" is emerging in Japan at an unprecedented pace.
Streptococcal Toxic Shock Syndrome, also known as the "flesh-eating disease," is spreading across Japan at an unprecedented rate. It's an uncommon yet harmful bacterial infection. The disease has a 30% fatality rate. You can learn more from Molly Gambhir.
Calls to halt the "bloodbath" in Gaza as 274 Palestinians are killed in an Israeli attack
An Israeli attack on the Nuiserat refugee camp resulted in the release of four Israeli prisoners and the death of at least 274 Palestinians. Josep Borrell, the senior ambassador for the European Union, denounced the assaults on Saturday and demanded an immediate stop to what he refers to as a "bloodbath." Hours of airstrikes, bombardment, and fierce gunfights between Israeli special forces and Hamas were inflicted upon the Palestinian people. According to Hamas, three other prisoners—including a US citizen—were also slain during the operation.
Baltimore bridge collapse: Cranes set up to clear debris from collision
A group of laborers in the US city of Baltimore has honored the six individuals who perished in the collapse of a bridge. Latin American migrants were the victims. Concurrently, the initial crane has been positioned to remove the debris.
Reports of Israeli settlers blocking humanitarian aid trucks to Gaza
Israeli settlers have been repeatedly blocking the humanitarian aid trucks heading to Gaza after leaving from Ashdod port, 38km (24 miles) north of the Strip. The settlers are calling on the Israeli government to prevent the flow of aid supplies to the besieged enclave, despite signs of famine across the territory, unless they can restore the Israeli captives from the territory. The vast majority of humanitarian convoys have been inspected by the Israeli military to guarantee that there isn’t any material that can be smuggled in and to ensure that all the aid supplies will be delivered to the people.
Israeli attacks on mosques make Gazans afraid to attend the nighttime prayers of Ramadan.
Ramadan's first day is "difficult," according to English instructor Mahmoud Al-Qeshwi of Rafah, who told Al Jazeera that food is still hard to come by and costs "ten times" as much as before the war. Working at a free volunteer food kitchen, he claimed to serve hot meals to "tens of thousands" of displaced families daily. While there are still some mosques where people can pray, "a lot of people are afraid to go," Al-Qeshwi said as a large number of Palestinians in Gaza participated in the evening prayers of Ramadan.
The US provides Israel with $3.8 billion in military aid each year | Democrats take issue with Biden's backing
According to a source, the US has approved the sale of Israeli fighter jets and bombs costing billions of dollars. Washington has been openly voicing concerns about an expected Israeli military offensive in Rafah at the same time as this.
US warns that AI should not control nuclear weapons.
The ultimate threat is artificial intelligence and the nuclear problem. Researchers pitted AI programs from top tech companies against each other in simulated wars. The results were unsettling: the AI models behaved alarmingly aggressively, effortlessly sparking arms races and deploying nuclear weapons. Watch the following article to find out why the US is warning that nuclear weapons should only be controlled by people.
In Myanmar, thousands escape military conscription.
To avoid being drafted into the military, thousands of young people are making every effort to escape Myanmar. Reintroducing conscription will help the army confront a rebellion even as its ranks are reduced.
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According to Hamas, Saleh Al-Arouri, a top commander of the organization, was slain in an incident on Tuesday in southern Beirut, Lebanon. Despite being reported by a US official to CNN, Israel did not take credit for the strike. Ismail Haniyeh, the leader of Hamas, called Arouri's death a "cowardly assassination," and the Houthi rebels in Yemen, who have been attacking ships in the Red Sea, also denounced the crime. Although a senior source cautioned that the conflict will persist throughout the year, Israel's military said on Monday that it will start removing thousands of soldiers from Gaza this week. According to the Ministry of Health, which is under the control of Hamas, Israeli attacks on Gaza have resulted in the deaths of at least 22,185 Palestinians.
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Unrest in Chad: A military dictator announces a bid for president
The late President Idriss Deby's son, Mohamed Deby, has denied that he intended to run for office after his father passed away. The denial coincides with information surfacing about security raids on opposition offices in Chad that resulted in the former leader's murder. With Mohamed Deby leading a military council, the situation in Chad is still tricky.
Japan honors those lost in the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011
On March 13, Japan commemorated the enormous earthquake and tsunami that led to a nuclear meltdown and rendered a sizable portion of Fukushima Prefecture uninhabitable.
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