Gaza's al-Shifa hospital was surrounded by Israeli forces when they started shooting.
Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City is surrounded by Israeli forces. Within the medical facility, there have been reports of fatalities and injuries. A video that has been posted online depicts a large number of Palestinians leaving the facility. Hundreds of displaced people, medical personnel, and patients are taking refuge. The health ministry in Gaza issued a statement in which it declared that the lives of medical personnel, patients, and internally displaced persons within the medical complex were the responsibility of the Israeli occupation. Using made-up stories to "deceive the world and justify the storming of al-Shifa," it goes on to declare that the Israeli operation is a blatant breach of international humanitarian law.
As Easter draws near, millions worldwide prepare for their yearly chocolate extravaganza, indulging in sweet, delicious delicacies like Easter eggs and bunnies. However, a severe crisis—a worldwide scarcity of cacao—lies beneath this joyous occasion. See to find out more!
The Houthis undertake several ballistic missile attacks against ships in the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea.
The Houthi rebels in Yemen have resumed their attacks in the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea. Six missiles were fired by rebels at two merchant ships. The MV Star Nasia was the target of three of the missiles, while the MV Morning Tide was most certainly the target of the remaining three.
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Tatarstan, Russia, is the target of a drone strike by Ukraine.
Russia has reported drone assaults on two industrial locations in Tatarstan, which are situated over 1,000 kilometers away from the Ukrainian border. They went after places where drones were assembled, including an oil plant. Should the assaults have originated from Ukrainian territory, they would represent one of the most extensive drone operations that Ukraine's troops have conducted since the start of the conflict.
US: There's a chance to name a cockroach after your ex at the Bronx Zoo.
For $15, visitors to the Bronx Zoo can name a cockroach after their former romantic partner. This gives people the chance to exact revenge on their ex-partners and express their emotions in a unique way.
If the US bans TikTok, China will get a 'taste of its own medicine.'
On Wednesday, the US House of Representatives approved a bill that would prohibit TikTok from operating in the nation if its Chinese owner, ByteDance, does not sell the app to a company that meets US regulatory requirements. Keep an eye out for additional information!
Thousands of people assemble at Al-Aqsa Mosque for Eid al-Fitr prayers.
The holy month of Ramadan is coming to a conclusion for Muslims in the Occupied Territories. At the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex in Occupied East Jerusalem, thousands of Palestinians have gathered for Eid prayers.
The UK halts the free-trade agreement with Canada on agriculture. Negotiations between the UK and Canada come to a standstill. The Canadian Minister of Trade, Mary NG, stated, "We are disappointed that negotiations with the UK are on hold." Conflict regarding Canada: Canada imports cheese, while the UK imports beef. The UK and Canada's free trade talks came to an end. Reports state that Canadian beef farmers were driven out of the UK. Watch to find out more!
The workforce at the massive Spanish fashion index, parent firm of Zara and other well-known brands, is protesting. This occurs after the business announced $38 billion in record earnings, but employees feel they aren't getting a fair part of the company's prosperity.
There are concerns over who will benefit from the technology and at what cost because, even though much artificial intelligence (AI) technologies that make headlines today are created in Silicon Valley, a large portion of the labor force driving the boom is located in the Global South. The director of the Digital Futures Lab, Urvashi Aneja, along with Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa, examine the effects AI is already having on communities in the Global South, ranging from labor conditions to democracy and the environment, and why nations must go beyond "catching up with the North" when determining the role AI can and should play in their societies.
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