Joe Biden pardons his son Hunter

The US president has intervened in the case despite saying earlier that he would not

ESA’s Proba-3 mission to create artificial solar eclipses in Space

The mission also includes experiments to refine techniques for satellite servicing and space debris removal.

Canadian news outlets sue OpenAI for alleged copyright violations

OpenAI maintains that its models are trained on publicly available data and operate within fair use and international copyright principles.

Former British soldier found guilty of spying

Khalife faces a “long custodial sentence,” according to Justice Bobbie Cheema-Grubb, who will sentence him early next year.

International Day of Solidarity with Palestinian People: A Reminder of Historical Injustice

The International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People highlights their enduring struggle for rights and justice amid ongoing global support and challenges.

Saudi Arabia Faces Scrutiny Over 2034 World Cup Bid

FIFA's evaluation of Saudi Arabia's 2034 World Cup bid highlights its strong infrastructure potential but raises concerns over significant human rights risks.

Rohingya Refugees: A Persistent Humanitarian Crisis Reaches Indonesia

Over 110 Rohingya refugees were rescued off Indonesia's Aceh coast, highlighting ongoing regional challenges in addressing the Rohingya humanitarian crisis.

Matiullah Jan granted bail by in alleged drugs and assault Ccase

Matiullah Jan Released on Bail Amid Controversy Over Allegations of Assault, Drug Possession, and Police Intimidation.

Atta Tarar refutes claims about viral protest incident, calls it TikTok stunt

Information Minister Denounces Allegations of Firing, Propaganda, and Politicization of Casualties

‘American-Zionist plot’ behind jihadists’ Syria offensive – Iran

A former US official has said that the terrorist group rampaging through the country is “an asset” of Washington

Global halal economy reaches $8T: World Halal Summit coordinator

Halal economy growing due to increasing non-Muslim interest, with growth estimated at $12T in next 5 years, says Aylin Sengul

Saudi Arabia abandons pursuit of US defence treaty over Israel stalemate

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is still eager to secure normalisation with the Saudi powerhouse as a historic milestone and a sign of broader acceptance in the Arab world, Western diplomats said.
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