Minister Walid Al-Masri has instructed local authorities in Karak Governorate and the Southern Ghor to stay on high alert for the next few hours due to forecasts of heavy rainfall. Special caution is advised in areas like Fifa, Al-Haditha, Al-Mazra’a, and Al-Safi, which may experience dangerous runoff water from surrounding regions. Authorities are urged to [...]
GAZA: The United Arab Emirates has sent 270 tonnes of children's clothing to Gaza as part of its ongoing humanitarian aid efforts. The shipment aims to support families and children facing severe hardship amid ongoing crisis conditions. Aid distribution is focused on meeting urgent needs, especially for displaced and vulnerable populations. This initiative reflects continued [...]
NEPAL: A court in Nepal has acquitted a pastor who was previously charged with religious conversion, a sensitive legal issue in the country. The case had drawn attention from religious communities and human rights observers. The ruling is seen as a significant moment for discussions around religious freedom and legal protections. It highlights ongoing tensions [...]
MONGOLIA: Mongolia has recorded 2,851 new tuberculosis cases in 2025, highlighting a growing public health challenge. Health authorities are concerned about the spread of the disease, particularly in vulnerable and densely populated areas. Limited access to early diagnosis and consistent treatment has contributed to the rise in cases. Efforts are being made to strengthen healthcare [...]
JAPAN: Japan has announced the release of a portion of its strategic oil reserves in response to rising global energy concerns. The move aims to stabilize fuel supply and ease pressure on domestic and international markets. Increasing geopolitical tensions and supply uncertainties have contributed to higher energy prices. By tapping into reserves, authorities seek to [...]
At least 24 people lost their lives after a passenger bus plunged into the Padma River in Bangladesh’s Rajbari district while attempting to board a ferry at the Dauladia terminal on March 25, 2026. The Dhaka-bound bus, carrying around 40 passengers—many returning after Eid holidays—fell into the river after the driver lost control when a [...]
Iraqi Christians are scaling back Palm Sunday, Holy Week, and Easter celebrations due to security concerns linked to ongoing regional conflict. Church leaders, including the Syriac Catholic Archdiocese of Mosul and the Chaldean Archdiocese of Erbil, have urged the faithful to focus on prayer, reflection, and solidarity with those affected by war. Public processions and [...]
PAKISTAN: Ongoing tensions in the Middle East are sending economic shockwaves into Pakistan, worsening its already fragile financial situation. Fuel prices have surged sharply, increasing transportation and production costs across the country. As a result, households are facing mounting bills and struggling to manage daily expenses. Inflation continues to rise, putting pressure on both urban [...]
WEST BANK: The United Nations has expressed serious concern over rising displacement levels in the West Bank, warning of patterns that may amount to ethnic cleansing. Thousands of people have been forced from their homes due to escalating violence and military operations. Communities are being uprooted, with homes destroyed and access to basic services severely [...]
SENEGAL: Small-scale fishers in Senegal are facing growing hardship as illegal and large industrial vessels dominate coastal waters. These foreign and commercial fleets are depleting fish stocks, making it difficult for local communities to sustain their daily income. Many families who depend on fishing are now struggling to survive as catches continue to decline. The [...]
