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United States: Joe Biden’s administration has announced that Israel consented to open another crossing into Gaza to increase aid supplies. This move aimed at assuaging the US president’s rising frustration over the ominous humanitarian crisis in the enclave. The statement regarding the Israeli government’s response to President Biden’s concerns about civilian casualties and the humanitarian situation in Gaza came hours after a tense phone call between the President and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. During the conversation, Biden was intimidated to condition future support for Israel based on how it addresses his concerns. A spokesperson for the National Security Council stated that…
GENEVA: The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has passed a resolution that affirms the rights of intersex people. The passage of this resolution represents the first time such a solution was enacted, but it also signifies a growing international commitment to the protection of the rights of people born with variations in their sex characteristics. The resolution was proposed by the governments of Australia, Chile, Finland, and South Africa, and it is titled ‘Combating discrimination, violence, and harmful practices against intersex persons.’ Many children who are born with variations in their sex characteristics, which are also known as intersex traits,…
United Kingdom: Victoria Prentis, the Attorney General of the UK, has promised to help Ukraine in their pursuit of compensation for the damage caused by Russia’s illegal invasion. Prentis made this statement while attending an event in The Hague. The Attorney General attended the ‘Restoring Justice for Ukraine’ conference, where she represented the UK at a ministerial session of the Conference of Parties of the Register of Damages for Ukraine. The purpose of the Register is to keep a record of the damage, loss or injury that ordinary Ukrainians suffered as a result of Russian aggression. The UK showed support…
Johannesburg: Footballer Luke Fleurs, a defender for the popular Kaizer Chiefs team in South Africa, was shot and killed by robbers. The incident took place in a northwestern suburb of the city, where Fleurs was refilling his car at a gas station. Fleurs’s team stated in a social media post that, “It is with a great deal of sadness that we announce that Kaizer Chiefs player Luke Fleurs tragically lost his life last night during a hijacking incident in Johannesburg. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends at this difficult time.” As a result of the report,…
Nairobi: Human Rights Watch (HRW) has stated that the Ethiopian military summarily executed dozens of civilians and committed other war crimes in the northwestern Amhara region earlier this year. HRW, the international non-governmental organisation (NGO), recently urged the United Nations (UN) to establish a thorough investigation into the reports. According to the latest report released by the New York-based rights group, the incident that took place in the city of Merawi at the end of January was one of the deadliest incidents that resulted in civilian casualties since the battle began between Ethiopian federal forces and the Fano militia in the…
Australia: Anthony Albanese, Prime Minister of Australia, has criticised Israel’s justification for the killing of seven aid workers in Gaza as inadequate. The outrage over the attack is maintaining a global impact. Among the seven employees of World Central Kitchen (WCK) who died when their convoy was hit by an Israeli air strike in central Gaza was Australian woman Zomi Frankcom. It was previously reported that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) carried out a targeted attack which resulted in the deaths of a US-Canadian dual citizen, a Pole, a Palestinian, and three nationals of the United Kingdom. Earlier this week, Albanese…
United States: NASA, the US Space Agency, has announced the selection of three firms to develop lunar terrain rovers for the Artemis Moon exploration mission. Intuitive Machines, Lunar Outpost, and Venturi Astrolab were awarded contracts to build the lunar terrain vehicle (LTV) for the first crewed mission to the Moon in more than five decades. NASA stated that they chose three companies to design the lunar rover for an estimated contract worth up to $4.6 billion. The space agency intends to choose one of these companies to conduct a test run for their Lunar Terrain Vehicle before the crew for the Artemis 5…
New Jersey: Hunter Schafer, the Euphoria actress, has declared that she no longer wishes to portray transgender characters on screen. Schafer rose to fame after portraying the transgender character Jules Vaughn in HBO’s hit teen drama. She said that she was able to go further as an actress if she didn’t focus on it as a focal point. The actress stated that, “I worked so hard to get to where I am, past these really hard points in my transition, and now I just want to be a girl and finally move on.” According to Schafer, being called simply a ‘trans…
Sydney: Stefano Cherchi, a jockey who won more than 100 races in the UK, has passed away after sustaining wounds from a fall in Australia last month. The New South Wales Jockeys Association confirmed the passing of the 23-year-old. Cherchi, who was born in Italy, was riding in the Affinity Electrical Technologies Plate at Canberra in March when his horse, Hasime, fell. He was given medical attention at the track before being taken to the hospital, where it was discovered that he suffered a head injury and internal bleeding. The New South Wales Jockeys Association said in a post on X…
United Kingdom: Researchers at the University of Exeter have developed an automated system called ‘VespAI’ to detect invasive Asian hornets. The findings of this research were published in the journal Communications Biology. Their study found that artificial intelligence (AI) can help in determining those killer giant Asian hornets and alerting authorities. It attracts hornets to a monitoring station and captures standardized images using an overhead camera. VespAI can identify the species of Asian hornets with almost perfect accuracy. This permits powers to take swift action against the hornets. Most of Europe and parts of East Asia are already infested with…