Suicide Bombing in Karachi, Pakistan: Five Japanese Autoworkers Alive
On April 19, a suicide attack in Karachi, Pakistan, left five Japanese nationals unharmed. The attack was stopped, according to Pakistani police officials, when a suicide bomber tried to detonate himself close to them. The incident was not immediately attributed to anyone.
Ugandan wildlife: Long-term conservation initiatives in jeopardy
Over the past 40 years, Uganda's wildlife population has increased dramatically due to conservation efforts. But some wardens are concerned about the risks of poaching, habitat destruction, and human-animal conflict.
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North Korea has bioweapons, according to the US, posing a new threat.
North Korea is developing biological weapons through genetic engineering, according to an assessment conducted by the United States. North Korea has access to smallpox and anthrax-causing germs and viruses. Is the Hermit Kingdom going to utilize them for biowarfare?
Israelis disrupt help headed for Gaza, burning delivery vans and destroying food aid.
Israeli protestors in the occupied West Bank obstructed assistance vehicles bound for Gaza, tossing food packages on the road and ripping open grain bags. The White House denounced the attack.
A very challenging scene following the deaths of charity workers in southern Gaza
We can confidently state at this point that there is no need to search for tragedy in Gaza. You will encounter tragedy. Numerous family members were able to escape the northern region of Gaza. They are here, but they have relatives in the north, some of whom gathered at the Nabulsi Roundabout to receive aid from the arriving trucks. This scene is really challenging at the moment. For the past few weeks, they have been attempting to contact their family and relatives to ensure that they are still alive, that they’re not going to be affected by the spread of famine, and yesterday happened, and they heard about them being killed.
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Biden threatens Israel's weapons supply if it begins an assault on Rafah.
US President Joe Biden has threatened to cut off Israel's supply of weaponry if it launches a large-scale attack on Rafah. For weeks, Washington has pressed Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to send troops into the city in Gaza's south, where more than one and a half million displaced Palestinians have sought sanctuary.
Healing away from the warzone: 500 injured in Gaza receive treatment overseas.
Since Israel began its bombardment on Gaza, 5,000 wounded Palestinians have been transferred for medical care overseas. Among them are young children who were brought to Qatar with severe amputations and crippling trauma wounds. According to the Gaza Health Ministry, at least 10,000 additional patients are on waiting lists for evacuation from the Strip.
UK student protest: Palestinian solidarity protests at UCL
Students supporting Palestinians have set up camp outside University College London. They claim they would continue to demonstrate until the university divests from Israeli institutions that 'benefit from the conflict in Gaza'.
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.
World record marathon runner Kelvin Kiptum of Kenya died in an automobile accident The Kenyan marathon runner Kelvin Kiptum, who lost his life in an automobile accident, is receiving tributes. The record-breaking 24-year-old athlete was expected to be among the leading candidates for gold at the Olympics in Paris later this year.
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