The Bangladeshi authorities must end their escalating crackdown on human rights, and respect and protect people’s rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly in Bangladesh to curb protesters demanding justice for writer Mushtaq Ahmed’s death in prison on 25 February, the nine undersigned human rights organizations said in a joint statement

The Chief Executive Officer of Saudi Aramco Group, Amin Nasser, has articulated a strategic vision for the state-owned oil titan, emphasizing a robust drive towards expanding its investment.

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In a momentous occasion marking an important step in the direction of religious diversity and interfaith harmony, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan inaugurated the first Syriac church

Vilnius, Lithuania – In a decisive victory marked by a commanding lead, Gitanas Nausėda has been re-elected as the President of Lithuania.

Perhaps the most tectonic shift is the reorientation of global supply chains due to technological advancement, changing consumer preferences and increasing geopolitical tensions.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) Global Air Cargo Market Regular Data for August 2024 shows that demand continues to grow strongly.

When you think you’re an alchemist, you decide to go in search of a unique place where religion and history intertwine harmoniously: Jordan.

A growing body of research, including several recently published papers and reports, shows that the indoor environment is a significant source of our exposure to air pollutants. Although strict regulations in several countries have spurred dramatic improvements in outdoor air quality, indoor air remains largely unregulated.

Dubai, UAE – In an exciting new development that underscores Dubai’s commitment to sustainability and eco-tourism, the emirate has unveiled plans for the construction of its longest public beach.

In what President Trump labels a “historic diplomatic breakthrough,” Israel and the United Arab Emirates have agreed to “full normalization of relations,” and Israel says it will “suspend” plans to annex the West Bank

As Saudi Arabia’s economy moves away from oil the country grows closer to women
The decision to diversify its economy did not come without an internal reshuffling of the norms that the Kingdom has adopted for years. Women, always in the background in the patriarchal society, is becoming one of the driving forces in Saudi’s quest for rebranding.

Iran helped the Houthi rebels in Yemen to attack Israel in October. Simultaneously, it assisted Hamas in wreaking havoc by unexpected incursions and missile assaults, prompting a forceful response from Israel.

As the dust settles on the protracted conflict in Ukraine, the question of how relations between Russia and the European Union (EU) will evolve in its aftermath looms large.

Despite a campaign lasting two decades, the nuclear industry’s dream of building hundreds of large reactors to lead the fight to save the planet from overheating has evaporated.