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Adam Aleksic's book 'Algospeak' delves into how algorithms are changing language on social media, exploring substitutions and coded phrases used to bypass censorship. The author highlights the evolution of language through memes, emojis, and creative innovations in real time.
Qatari PM affirms commitment to mediating ceasefire in Gaza, despite recent Israeli strikes in Doha.
Talented students in Gaza risk losing scholarships and their lives due to closed borders and stalled visas. Balsam and Huthayfa, trapped in the enclave, are determined to pursue their dreams of higher education and rebuild Gaza through knowledge.
The UN Security Council condemns Israel's airstrikes on Doha, expressing solidarity with Qatar and emphasizing the importance of de-escalation in ongoing mediation efforts to end the conflict in Gaza.
Archaeological finds in Gaza were rescued from a building facing an Israeli strike. The operation was risky and carried out in secret to ensure the safety of those involved.
Al-Futtaim BYD KSA introduced its cutting-edge hybrid innovations at the Super Hybrid Tech Day, emphasizing efficiency, power, and environmental responsibility. The event marked a significant milestone in BYD's journey of innovation and sustainability.
US Treasury Department issued sanctions against China-based companies and petroleum smugglers linked to the Houthis. The move is part of Washington's efforts to counter the group's activities in Yemen.
Hamas remains steadfast in their demands for a ceasefire in Gaza despite an Israeli attack on their leaders in Doha. The strike, which killed five Hamas members, has drawn condemnation from regional powers and risks undermining US-backed efforts to broker a truce.
Israel's plan to annex most of the West Bank could have disastrous consequences for Palestinians and the region, as European countries consider recognizing Palestinian statehood. The recognition should be followed by collective steps to make Israel accountable for defying it, as the situation escalates in the region.
UAE President visits Oman to strengthen ties and condemn Israeli attacks on Qatar, highlighting the enduring relationship between the two nations.
Rohingya refugee children in Bangladesh are being robbed of their right to education due to international aid cuts, leading to devastating consequences such as child marriage, labor, and trafficking. Urgent action is needed to prevent a lost generation of Rohingya youth.
Lebanon confirms Israeli drone strike killed one person in the south, with continued attacks despite a ceasefire with Hezbollah. Recent strikes targeted Hezbollah sites in south Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley. Pressure mounts on Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah amid international discussions.
The upcoming boxing match between Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez and Terence 'Bud' Crawford, sponsored by Riyadh Season and Turki Alalshikh, is expected to boost the sport's popularity. Crawford is confident, while Alvarez aims to silence doubters with his performance. The fight will be broadcast on Netflix on Sept. 13.
The Qatari capital will host an emergency Arab-Islamic summit to discuss the recent Israeli attack on Doha targeting Hamas leaders. Egyptian Foreign Minister expresses solidarity with Qatar during his visit to Doha.
Cnergyico expects to export more fuel oil as high taxes have reduced domestic sales. The company plans to upgrade its refinery to align with Pakistan's cleaner fuel production guidelines.
Senator Mushtaq Ahmed Khan is part of a six-member Pakistani delegation on the GSF, carrying essential supplies for Gaza. The initiative, supported by activists like Greta Thunberg, seeks to provide aid to Gaza amid Israel's ongoing bombardment.
Trump expressed displeasure over the Israeli strike on Qatar, while Netanyahu defended the decision as a necessary measure. The two leaders later had a cordial conversation discussing the outcome of the attack.
Tunisia condemns the drone attack on a ship in Sidi Bou Said port as part of efforts to break Israel's naval blockade on Gaza. The flotilla, supported by activists from 44 countries, aims to deliver aid to the coastal enclave.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faced backlash for hosting Israeli President Isaac Herzog while children in Gaza are in need. Politicians raised concerns over the meeting and questioned the government's response to the conflict.
Israeli President Herzog visited UK PM Starmer to voice opposition to Britain's plan to recognize a Palestinian state. The meeting was tense as Herzog protested against the notion of sanctions on Israel.
Infidels MC, led by former US Army sergeant Johnny 'Taz' Mulford, is overseeing security at contentious GHF distribution sites in Gaza. The gang's involvement has raised concerns about potential violence and the safety of Palestinians seeking aid.
Estonia strongly condemns the Israeli attack on Qatar, emphasizing the importance of sovereignty and international law. The foreign minister reaffirmed Estonia's support for a two-state solution in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Palestinian children from Gaza, like Omar and Amir, are beginning their treatment journey in Lebanon after losing limbs and loved ones in Israeli airstrikes. Families are seeking help for their children's severe injuries and trauma.
Qatari officials respond to the Israeli attack on Hamas leaders in Doha, calling out Netanyahu for the strike. The strike escalates tensions in the region and threatens diplomatic efforts to end the conflict.
Recent Israeli aggression against Qatar prompts Saudi Arabia to reaffirm support and call for unified action among Arab nations to address violations of sovereignty and ensure regional stability.
Japan and the UK condemn Israel's attack on Hamas officials in Qatar, emphasizing the need for negotiations to achieve peace and stability in the region.
Armed soldiers are trying to restore order in Nepal's capital after violent protests. The prime minister's resignation did not calm the unrest as tens of thousands of protesters continued to demonstrate.
Khalil Al-Hayya, a top Hamas figure targeted by Israel, has played a crucial role in the group's leadership and negotiations with Israel. He has experienced personal losses due to Israeli strikes and has been involved in high-profile political work for Hamas.
Iran and the IAEA are expected to resume cooperation under a new agreement signed in Cairo, allowing for inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities. Tensions have risen as Western countries consider reimposing sanctions on Iran for non-compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal.
Pakistan's PM condemns Israeli airstrikes in Doha, pledges support to Qatar and Palestine. Qatar reports Israeli strikes on Hamas officials' homes in Doha. Pakistan and Qatar denounce the attacks, emphasizing solidarity against Israeli aggression.
The Palestinian commission denounces Israel's renaming of the Buraq Wall to the Wailing Wall, calling it an attempt to erase the site's Islamic identity and heritage. They warn against the imposition of new realities in East Jerusalem and attacks on holy sites.
Spain has barred two far-right Israeli ministers from entering its territory in response to the war in Gaza, leading to a diplomatic crisis between the two countries. The move comes after Spain announced measures against individuals involved in human rights violations in Gaza.
After decades of hostility, Syria and Israel are reportedly close to signing a limited nonaggression pact brokered by the US and backed by Gulf states. The proposed deal includes security guarantees and aid for reconstruction, signaling a potential shift in regional dynamics.
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators gather outside London arms fair as Israeli officials are excluded. Israeli defense companies attend despite tensions over Gaza conflict. Campaign group calls for investigation into Israeli companies for crimes against humanity.
Israel's military actions in Gaza have resulted in a severe humanitarian crisis, with over 64,000 Palestinians killed in the last 23 months. Famine has left children malnourished and vulnerable to long-term health effects, leading to hundreds of deaths. Aid agencies are urging for immediate assistance to prevent further casualties and alleviate the suffering in Gaza.
Israel has called for a full evacuation of Gaza City before its planned military operation. The Israeli Defense Minister claims that 30 hi-rise buildings in Gaza have been destroyed due to their use by Hamas for military purposes.
Accused of trying to assassinate Trump, Ryan Routh apologized to potential jurors in a Florida courtroom. Representing himself, Routh thanked the jurors for being there and the judge approved most questions for jurors submitted by prosecutors.
Famine has left its mark on Gaza's children, with many facing physical and mental burdens from hunger and war. Health officials report deaths from malnutrition and starvation, while experts warn of long-lasting impacts on children's growth and development.
The Portuguese-flagged boat carrying the flotilla's steering committee was hit by a drone, but all passengers and crew are safe. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by those attempting to deliver aid to Gaza.
Israel's airstrikes near Syrian cities have been condemned by Syria's Foreign Ministry as an infringement of sovereignty and regional stability. The impact of the strikes was not elaborated on by Syrian media.
Swiss medics are protesting outside parliament, wearing stethoscopes and medical tunics splashed with fake blood, to draw attention to the situation in Gaza. They are demanding that Switzerland take more decisive action in response to the conflict.
Sudan is becoming a new hub for Captagon production and trafficking, posing a threat to Arab Gulf states. Recent large lab busts indicate a surge in manufacturing and criminal networks adapting post-Assad's fall to establish alternative hubs in Africa, including Sudan.
Floods have severely affected the basmati rice crop in India and Pakistan, leading to concerns over reduced supplies and higher prices. Traders have already raised prices by $50 per ton, with further increases possible if supply shortages continue.
Israeli forces killed two Palestinian minors and injured several others in the Jenin refugee camp. The victims were shot while trying to inspect their homes and belongings in the camp.
Saudi Arabia was the top source of remittances to Pakistan in August 2025, sending $736.7 million out of the $3.1 billion total received. Remittances from Gulf nations, particularly Saudi Arabia and the UAE, continue to play a crucial role in Pakistan's balance of payments.
Israel's fear of civil society involvement in its war on the Palestinian people is not a recent development. The solidarity flotillas bound for Gaza highlight the international solidarity movement's growing influence and the critical role of civil society in advocating for Palestinian rights.
The UN, at 80, grapples with funding cuts, anti-UN sentiments, and conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine. The US threatens to reduce contributions, while the focus remains on Palestine and the organization's relevance in today's world.
The article discusses the impact of reckless decisions made by leaders in the Middle East and the consequences of advisers not speaking up against dangerous choices. It highlights the importance of wise leadership and the role of advisers in preventing disastrous outcomes.
The deadly shooting attack in East Jerusalem has prompted strong condemnation from the international community, with calls for an end to violence and renewed efforts towards peace in the region.
Shahalel Al-Shaqab claimed top honors at the Global Champions Arabians Tour finale in Prague. The season now heads to the Americas for its concluding events.
Five golfers will represent the United Arab Emirates at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in Dubai in October 2025. The event will feature a strong international field and offer major championship opportunities for top finishers.
The United Nations human rights chief has accused Israel of grave violations in Gaza and warned that mounting evidence could lead to international accountability. He condemned genocidal rhetoric, mass killings, and the obstruction of aid, urging urgent action to halt the bloodshed. Türk also highlighted the crisis in Sudan and called for decisive measures to prevent further suffering.
Israel's Supreme Court orders authorities to improve nutrition for Palestinian security prisoners after rights groups raise concerns about malnutrition and starvation in prisons.
Israel's Defense Minister warned Hamas to lay down their arms or face the destruction of Gaza and their own annihilation.
India aims to transition from a top arms importer to a major producer and exporter of defense equipment. The recent clash with Pakistan highlighted the country's technological advancements and self-reliance in the defense sector.
A man carrying a Palestine flag caused a crash during the Spanish Vuelta race, leading to disruptions. Despite the incident, Mads Pedersen won the stage and Jonas Vingegaard held onto the overall lead.
Over 1,000 people welcomed Gaza-bound aid boats in Tunisia, including Greta Thunberg and pro-Palestinian campaigners. European Parliament member Rima Hassan highlighted the importance of people's support for the Palestinian cause.
Qatar's Prime Minister discussed ties and latest developments with Palestinian Vice President in Doha, emphasizing the urgent need to stop Israeli aggression in Gaza and ensure humanitarian aid. Qatar supports the two-state solution and an independent Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital.
Israel targeted Houthi leaders in Yemen, prompting retaliatory strikes and escalating tensions. The operation raised questions about its effectiveness and the risk of further escalation in the region.
Leaders from Russia, China, and India met at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit to promote a multipolar world order. The organization, with a significant global presence, aims to foster mutual respect, joint development, and a new type of international relations.
Jordanian and Palestinian culture ministers discuss strengthening cultural cooperation and preserving shared heritage. King Abdullah II's role in defending the Palestinian cause is emphasized, with plans for a cultural conference in Amman to address the impact of the war on Palestine.
Global South countries and philanthropic organizations must address financing gaps and transition risks to achieve development and climate goals. Philanthropies can play a valuable role in establishing government-led country platforms for coordinating finance and supporting capacity building.
Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa and UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper discussed efforts to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza, preparations for the upcoming UN General Assembly, and collaborating on reviving the peace process in the region.
Israel has ordered residents to evacuate a Gaza City tower ahead of a planned strike, amid ongoing intensified military operations in the area. Recent demolitions of high-rises have raised tensions, with claims of militant infrastructure disputed by local groups.
Police arrested 890 people at the protest, with most detained under the Terrorism Act for supporting a proscribed organization. The ban on Palestine Action has sparked controversy over free speech and the right to protest.
Jim Jarmusch's film wins top prize at Venice Film Festival, while 'The Voice of Hind Rajab' receives second prize for its powerful portrayal of a Palestinian girl's tragic story.
Undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea have caused disruptions to Internet access in Asia and the Middle East. Yemen's Houthi rebels are suspected of targeting the cables, but have denied involvement in the past.
Undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea have led to disruptions in Internet connectivity in multiple countries, including India and Pakistan. The incident has raised concerns about the cables being targeted by Yemen's Houthi rebels.
Microsoft Azure users may face latency issues due to undersea fiber cuts in the Red Sea. The disruption has led to rerouting of traffic to avoid interruptions.
Israelis rally in Tel Aviv urging Trump to end Gaza war and free hostages. Israeli forces target Gaza City, raising concerns for hostages' safety. Hamas offers to release hostages for ceasefire, but negotiations stall.
The Maghreb Sumud Flotilla, part of the Global Sumud Flotilla, has rescheduled their departure from Tunis to Wednesday, September 10, after being delayed by bad weather.
Saudi Arabia marks International Day of Charity by showcasing its extensive humanitarian work, providing billions in aid and funding thousands of projects globally to support communities in need.
The SCO and BRICS are expanding and increasing their global footprint, but internal differences and rivalries could pose obstacles to their cooperation and growth in the long run.
Pro-Palestine protesters in Ireland and Northern Ireland held rallies against businesses linked to Israel, urging a boycott of Israeli products. Demonstrators in Dublin marched from the US Embassy to the Department of Foreign Affairs.
Saudi Arabia's real estate megaprojects are transforming urban spaces to reflect cultural roots and futuristic innovation. The Kingdom's focus on heritage and sustainability is reshaping its cities and global standing.
More than 700 people have been arrested at earlier protests, with 138 charged under the Terrorism Act. The ban on Palestine Action has sparked criticism from supporters and the UN human rights chief, who say it stifles free speech.
Pakistan strongly condemns Israel's intention to forcibly displace Palestinians, calling it a violation of international law. Other Muslim countries, including Saudi Arabia and Egypt, have also voiced their opposition to the plan.
Israel's army urges Palestinians in Gaza City to relocate to a designated humanitarian area in the south as part of preparations for a potential offensive. Despite warnings, many residents are hesitant to leave, citing concerns about the safety and care of their loved ones.
Elbit Systems UK's Bristol factory has shut down following repeated protests by Palestine Action. The closure is considered a major development in the arms trade sector.
Pakistani authorities have arrested 60 individuals attempting to cross illegally into Iran by sea, with investigations ongoing in the coastal town of Jiwani. The crackdown is part of a broader government effort to combat human smuggling networks.
Egyptian Foreign Minister criticizes Israel for calling displacement of Palestinians voluntary as Israeli forces advance deeper into Gaza City. Military urges residents to flee to a 'humanitarian zone' in the south ahead of planned offensive.
Displaced Bedouin families from Sweida are living in classrooms in Daraa, with no clear plan for their return home. The conflict between Bedouins and Druze has left over 164,000 people displaced, raising concerns about permanent demographic changes.
The Arab League resolution highlights the importance of a two-state solution and the 2002 Arab Peace Initiative for lasting peace in the region. Egypt and Saudi Arabia submitted the resolution, calling for an end to Israel's occupation of Arab lands.
Toddler evacuated from Gaza, Shamm Qudeih, celebrates her second birthday in Italy after gaining weight on a new diet. Doctors treating her for severe malnutrition and a genetic metabolic disease are satisfied with her progress.
Team Falcons makes history by winning OWCS Midseason Championship at Esports World Cup 2025, securing first place in the Club Championship with 3,500 points. The Korean roster's victory was highlighted by a 4-0 win in the grand final.
Hamas released a video of Israeli hostages held in Gaza, with one expressing fear of being killed by Israel's offensive. The Israeli military controls 40 percent of Gaza City, where the hostages are believed to be held. Human Rights Watch condemned the release of the videos as inhumane treatment and a war crime.
US sanctions Palestinian NGOs for supporting ICC probe into Israeli nationals, NGOs condemn the move as safeguarding Israel's occupation. The US continues efforts to hinder ICC investigations into Israel.
US President Donald Trump is urging Hamas to release all hostages in Gaza as Washington engages in negotiations with the Palestinian militant group. About 50 Israeli hostages are still being held by Hamas in Gaza, with ongoing discussions for their release.
Experts at the Gaza Tribunal in London unanimously condemned UK complicity in alleged war crimes and genocide by Israel, calling for accountability and justice. Former British diplomat Mark Smith highlighted the government's arms trade with Israel, while former Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Guillaume Long criticized British double standards. The tribunal concluded with recommendations for the UK, including an arms embargo on Israel and sanctions on its political class.
Agatha Christie's former house in Baghdad, now in disrepair, sparks debate among scholars over its historical significance and whether she actually lived there.
Saudi Exchange continues to attract listings despite global IPO slowdown, signaling a potential shift in investor priorities. The Kingdom's strong macroeconomic management and regulatory clarity are driving sustained IPO performance.
Belgian FM criticizes EU for lack of action on Gaza war, plans to recognize Palestine and impose sanctions on Israel. EU's credibility on foreign policy questioned as divisions among member states persist.
WHO chief calls on Israel to end starvation crisis in Gaza, with over 370 deaths reported from malnutrition since the war began. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stresses the need to stop the use of starvation as a method of war, calling it a war crime.
Mandla Mandela plans to join activists in breaking Israel's blockade of Gaza with an aid boat from Tunisia, highlighting Africa's support for the Palestinian struggle. The Maghreb Sumud Flotilla will set sail on Sunday, with about 100 activists registered to join from Tunis.
Pakistan's PM vows unwavering support for Palestinians, reiterates backing for statehood on pre-1967 borders with East Jerusalem as capital. Palestinian delegation in Islamabad for religious conference expresses condolences over recent floods in Pakistan.
The UN General Assembly backed a Saudi-French plan to resume a two-state solution summit, sparking criticism from Israel and the US. The initiative aims to address escalating violence and humanitarian suffering in the region.
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