Examining Ramadan Eating Habits: Culture, Consumption, and Consequences
Ramadan, a significant month for Muslims, entails fasting from dawn to dusk. In Morocco, societal adjustments occur, with increased food...
Leila Khan
Leila Khan is a seasoned journalist recognized for her analytical approach to current affairs. With over 15 years of experience, she has covered significant political events, social movements, and human-interest stories. Leila's educational background includes a doctorate in Media Studies, and her writings are frequently featured in top-tier newspapers and online platforms where she sheds light on critical global issues.
Interstate 40 Closed in Arizona Due to Severe Winter Weather Conditions
Interstate 40 in Arizona is closed due to winter weather from a coast-to-coast storm, which has also caused a deadly...
Widespread Flooding in Botswana: A Crisis Response Analysis
Heavy rains from February 19 to 21, 2025, caused severe flooding in multiple districts of Botswana, leading to widespread damage,...
Fulani Herdsmen Attack Intensifies Violence Against Christians in Nigeria
Fulani herdsmen attacked the Christian village of Farin Dutse, Nigeria, killing at least six villagers and injuring three others. The...
British National Dies in Kenya After Being Struck by President’s Motorcade
Edgar Charles Frederick, a 79-year-old British man, was killed in Kenya after being struck by a speeding vehicle in President...
Former Philippines Leader Duterte Faces ICC Charges Over War on Drugs
Rodrigo Duterte, former President of the Philippines, will appear before the ICC after his arrest on murder charges related to...
Colombia Weather Alert: Increased Risk of Fires and High Winds Ahead
Colombia is experiencing mild weather with dry, windy conditions leading to an increased risk of field and brush fires. A...
Tropical Cyclone “Jude” Brings Heavy Rain and Strong Winds to Mozambique
Tropical Cyclone "Jude" made landfall in Mozambique on March 10, 2025, with expected heavy rains and strong winds. Central and...
Surge in Diabetes-Related Limb Amputations in Tanzania
Tanzania reports a concerning rise in diabetes-related limb amputations, with diabetic patients making up approximately 60 percent of all cases....
Brazil’s Automotive Sector Sees Growth in February 2025
In February 2025, Brazil's auto production rose by 23.8% to 217,631 units, while sales increased by 8% to 184,960 units....
