According to the UN, more than one million Palestinians have evacuated Rafah since May.
More than a million Palestinians have fled Gaza's southernmost metropolis since Israel deployed tanks and troops in early May. It was formerly a city to which displaced Palestinians from all across the Gaza Strip fled, but its streets are now almost entirely vacant.
Elections in Pakistan in 2024: Proponents of Imran Khan march to the streets, accusing electoral fraud The subject of who will be the future prime minister of Pakistan is still unsolved as of today. Both Imran Khan and Nawaz Sharif have declared victory in the election held on February 8th, although no political party has managed to achieve a certain majority. A protest against the delay in Pakistan's election results and suspected election manipulation is being held by Imran Khan's PTI party outside the Sindh Election Commission office in Karachi. Watch to find out more!
US, UK, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey are expected to start fasting on March 11 during Ramadan 2024 | World News
Ramadan is about to start in a few hours, and Muslims everywhere are keeping a careful eye on the skies in hopes of spotting the crescent moon, which will signal the start of the holy month in some places, like Saudi Arabia. UAE Britain and the US On March 11th, Turkey and Lebanon are probably going to start fasting. While the month of Ramadan is expected to start on March 12th in nations like Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia, and India. Watch to find out more!
A bill overwhelmingly approved by the US House of Representatives would give ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns TikTok, six months to sell off the US assets of the app, which is used by 170 million users, or risk being banned.
US bill requires ByteDance to remove TikTok or risk being banned
In an effort to address national security concerns regarding its Chinese ownership, a bipartisan group of US lawmakers filed legislation on Tuesday that would have given China's ByteDance around six months to either divest the well-known short video app TikTok or face a ban.
Drug abuse in Iraq: Hospitals start offering treatment
In recent years, there has been an increase in young Iraqis involved in drug trafficking. Some hospitals have started their own recovery programs in response to the lack of drug addiction treatment facilities.
Zelenskyy: Glide bombs are Russia's primary instrument of warfare against Ukraine.
Ukraine claims Russian soldiers used so-called 'glide bombs' in an attack on a busy hardware shop in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv on Saturday, killing 15 people and injuring more than 40. Russian glide bombs, modified with wings and satellite navigation equipment, may reach targets tens of kilometers inside Ukraine while allowing the launching aircraft, such as SU-34s, to remain within Russian airspace. Despite pledges of F-16s from European partners, Ukraine does not have adequate air defense against these strikes. Ground-launched glide bombs delivered to Ukraine are blocked by Russian electronic jamming, allowing Russian glide bombs to retain aerial supremacy while destroying ground targets.
UK: Dan Poulter, a former UK health minister, leaves PM Rishi Sunak's party
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak of Britain is facing further challenges. The announcement that Dan Poulter, a practicing physician and former health minister, is leaving the Conservative Party and soon joining the Labour Party has shocked many in the party.
Sudanese Eid al-Fitr: Thousands come to pray for world peace
In northeastern Sudan, thousands of internally displaced people have been commemorating Eid. They claim that despite the difficulties, giving has been prevalent throughout Ramadan.
Gaza's Ramadan: Palestinians find it difficult to get food for their fast
As Israel keeps up its assault on Gaza, Palestinians who are fasting throughout Ramadan are having difficulty finding food to break their fast. The UN has declared a famine and thousands of people are undernourished.
Volcano Iceland: a state of emergency is declared as lava engulfs the town. As lava from an erupting volcano overtook a nearby town, Iceland's prime minister proclaimed a state of emergency. Many of the houses in the fishing town of Grindavik caught fire as molten lava rushed into it. The previous day, the final citizens left after the government ordered the town to be evacuated. In a live broadcast, Iceland's President Gudni Johannesson called on the people to "stand together and have compassion for those who cannot be in their homes." "It's a dark day for Grindavík and for all of Iceland, but the sun will rise again," stated Prime Minister Katrin Jakobsdottir of Iceland. We'll handle this shock together, whatever may
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