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Category: 3. World

  • Several hurt in anti-migrant unrest in Spanish town

    Several hurt in anti-migrant unrest in Spanish town

    MADRID: Several people were hurt in a second night of anti-migrant unrest in the Spanish town of Torre Pacheco after a pensioner was beaten up, authorities said on Sunday.
    Despite a major police presence, groups armed with batons roamed the streets looking for foreign-origin people, regional newspaper La Opinion de Murcia reported.
    The regional government did not say how many people were injured but stated that at least one person had been arrested for the violence.

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  • US Supreme Court rejects Trump’s bid to resume quick deportations under 18th-century law

    US Supreme Court rejects Trump’s bid to resume quick deportations under 18th-century law


    NEW YORK: New York University said it would deny a diploma to a student who used a graduation speech to condemn Israel’s attacks on Palestinians and what he described as US “complicity in this genocide.”

    Logan Rozos’s speech Wednesday for graduating students of NYU’s Gallatin School sparked waves of condemnation from pro-Israel groups, who demanded the university take aggressive disciplinary action against him.

    In a statement, NYU spokesperson John…

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  • World’s biggest poultry exporter Brazil confirms bird flu outbreak

    World’s biggest poultry exporter Brazil confirms bird flu outbreak

    SAO PAULO: Brazil, the world’s largest poultry exporter, confirmed its first outbreak of bird flu on a commercial farm on Friday, triggering a ban on shipments to China and raising the prospect of restrictions from other trade partners.

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  • Elon Musk’s AI company says Grok chatbot focus on South Africa’s racial politics was ‘unauthorized’

    Elon Musk’s AI company says Grok chatbot focus on South Africa’s racial politics was ‘unauthorized’

    Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company said an “unauthorized modification” to its chatbot Grok was the reason why it kept talking about South African racial politics and the subject of “white genocide” on social media this week.
    An employee at xAI made a change that “directed Grok to provide a specific response on a political topic,” which “violated xAI’s internal policies and core values,” the company said in an explanation posted late Thursday that promised reforms.

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  • Moody’s strips US government of top credit rating, citing Washington’s failure to rein in debt

    Moody’s strips US government of top credit rating, citing Washington’s failure to rein in debt

    WASHINGTON: Moody’s Ratings stripped the US government of its top credit rating Friday, citing successive governments’ failure to stop a rising tide of debt.
    Moody’s lowered the rating from a gold-standard Aaa to Aa1 but said the United States “retains exceptional credit strengths such as the size, resilience and dynamism of its economy and the role of the US dollar as global reserve currency.”

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  • UK faith leaders urge PM to tone down migration rhetoric

    UK faith leaders urge PM to tone down migration rhetoric

    Children die as USAID aid cuts snap a lifeline for the world’s most malnourished


    DIKWA, Nigeria: Under the dappled light of a thatched shelter, Yagana Bulama cradles her surviving infant. The other twin is gone, a casualty of malnutrition and the international funding cuts that are snapping the lifeline for displaced communities in Nigeria’s insurgency-ravaged Borno state.

    “Feeding is severely difficult,” said…

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  • NYU denies diploma to student who criticized Israel in commencement speech

    NYU denies diploma to student who criticized Israel in commencement speech

    NEW YORK: New York University said it would deny a diploma to a student who used a graduation speech to condemn Israel’s attacks on Palestinians and what he described as US “complicity in this genocide.”
    Logan Rozos’s speech Wednesday for graduating students of NYU’s Gallatin School sparked waves of condemnation from pro-Israel groups, who demanded the university take aggressive disciplinary action against him.

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  • Salman Rushdie stage attacker sentenced to 25 years in prison

    Salman Rushdie stage attacker sentenced to 25 years in prison

    Children die as USAID aid cuts snap a lifeline for the world’s most malnourished


    DIKWA, Nigeria: Under the dappled light of a thatched shelter, Yagana Bulama cradles her surviving infant. The other twin is gone, a casualty of malnutrition and the international funding cuts that are snapping the lifeline for displaced communities in Nigeria’s insurgency-ravaged Borno state.

    “Feeding is severely difficult,” said…

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  • Russia jails Australian man for 13 years for fighting on Ukraine’s side

    Children die as USAID aid cuts snap a lifeline for the world’s most malnourished

    For years USAID had been the backbone of the humanitarian response in northeastern Nigeria
    Globally, 50 percent of the therapeutic foods for treating malnutrition in children were funded by USAID, and 40 percent of the supplies were produced in the US

    DIKWA, Nigeria: Under the dappled light of a thatched shelter, Yagana Bulama cradles her…

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  • Conflict and climate drive record global hunger in 2024, UN says

    Conflict and climate drive record global hunger in 2024, UN says

    Children die as USAID aid cuts snap a lifeline for the world’s most malnourished


    DIKWA, Nigeria: Under the dappled light of a thatched shelter, Yagana Bulama cradles her surviving infant. The other twin is gone, a casualty of malnutrition and the international funding cuts that are snapping the lifeline for displaced communities in Nigeria’s insurgency-ravaged Borno state.

    “Feeding is severely difficult,” said…

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    News Source: www.arabnews.com