Rafah's embrace of Ramadan: A destroyed mosque is transformed into a place of worship
Palestinian Muslims find it difficult to observe Ramadan customarily because of Israel's targeting of mosques. Rafah residents are repurposing the remains as a place of worship despite the damage.
DJI's Flycart30: Drone designed for heavy lifting, tested on Mount Everest
A well-known Chinese drone manufacturer is revolutionizing how goods are delivered to far-off places. These days, their drones are working on Mount Everest, carrying goods, and assisting with rubbish removal. It looks like China is dominating the drone market.
Who is responsible for the hacking effort against the United States and the United Kingdom?
Cyberattacks in China explained: Seven Chinese hackers are the target of criminal charges and sanctions announced by the US and the UK for allegedly carrying out widespread attacks on behalf of China's civilian intelligence agency. Who's responsible for the cyberattacks? And what is their objective?
US Homeless: Supreme Court wants to outlaw homelessness
In the US, there have been initiatives to make living on the streets a crime. Judges of the Supreme Court are expected to rule on the constitutionality of a statute that effectively criminalizes homelessness. Over half a million people's lives could be impacted by the verdict. #unitedstates#supremecourt
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Destroying a mosque incites violent demonstrations in India
In Haldwani, locals staged violent protests when Indian officials demolished a mosque and a religious school, alleging that Muslims were being singled out.
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UK: Ex-curator is hauled before the British Museum for alleged theft; he refutes the allegations!
A former curator was hauled into court by the British Museum on Tuesday. The museum claimed the ex-employee had stolen hundreds of artifacts and sold them online. Keep an eye out for additional information!
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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The Old Stock Exchange in Copenhagen is on fire; no injuries have been recorded.
A major fire has started at the Old Stock Exchange in Copenhagen. Dousing the fire is a top priority for the firefighters. The Danish Stock Exchange is no longer located in the building; instead, the Danish Chamber of Commerce now has its offices there. Thus, no reports of injuries related to the incident exist.
Extreme winter in Mongolia: Millions of livestock animals are lost by herders
In Mongolia, nomadic pastoralists are tallying the expenses of one of the harshest winters in over fifty years. Glows minus fifty degrees Celsius caused thick snow and ice to cover most of the nation. More than half of the cattle that supported pastoral villages were gone; this was a critical component of their way of life.
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