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Lubna Nissani

Journalist and program producer, presenter, producer, and news editor with experience in diverse media content production.

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Articles - Lubna Nissani

FIFA Launches Investigation into Post-Match Violence Following France-Colombia U-17 World Cup Game

about 16 hours ago

FIFA Launches Investigation into Post-Match Violence Following France-Colombia U-17 World Cup Game

FIFA has initiated an investigation into violent incidents that occurred after the U-17 World Cup match between France and Colombia, which France won 2-0.

FBI Responds to Claims of Evidence Concealment in Trump Assassination Attempt

World News·

about 16 hours ago

FBI Responds to Claims of Evidence Concealment in Trump Assassination Attempt

The FBI has dismissed allegations from journalist Tucker Carlson regarding the concealment of evidence in the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, asserting that the assailant, Thomas Crooks, acted independently.

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Berlin Retailers Enhance Security for Meat and Fish Amid Rising Theft Rates

about 17 hours ago

Berlin Retailers Enhance Security for Meat and Fish Amid Rising Theft Rates

Berlin retailers are increasing security measures for meat and fish products in response to a surge in theft incidents, which have expanded beyond traditional items like cosmetics and coffee.

Indonesia Incinerates 7.5 Tons of Radioactive Shrimp Amid Safety Concerns

about 17 hours ago

Indonesia Incinerates 7.5 Tons of Radioactive Shrimp Amid Safety Concerns

Indonesian authorities incinerated 7.5 tons of shrimp after detecting contamination with cesium-137, following a report from U.S. officials urging immediate safety actions.

WHO Alerts on Marburg Virus Outbreak in Ethiopia

Miscellaneous·

about 17 hours ago

WHO Alerts on Marburg Virus Outbreak in Ethiopia

The World Health Organization has issued a warning regarding an outbreak of the Marburg virus in Ethiopia, following the confirmation of nine cases by the Ethiopian Ministry of Health.

Janet Yellen Warns of Institutional Erosion Threatening U.S. Economic Stability

about 18 hours ago

Janet Yellen Warns of Institutional Erosion Threatening U.S. Economic Stability

Former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has raised alarms about the increasing threats to the foundations of the U.S. economy, citing political pressures on the rule of law and institutional independence.

China Faces Demographic Challenges as Marriage and Birth Rates Decline

about 18 hours ago

China Faces Demographic Challenges as Marriage and Birth Rates Decline

China is confronting a significant demographic shift marked by a steep decline in marriage and birth rates, prompting government initiatives to address the population decrease.

King Charles Marks 77th Birthday by Driving Tram in Wales

about 18 hours ago

King Charles Marks 77th Birthday by Driving Tram in Wales

King Charles III celebrated his 77th birthday by driving a tram in South Wales during an official tour focused on public transport improvements.

DR Congo and March 23 Movement Sign Peace Framework Agreement in Doha

about 19 hours ago

DR Congo and March 23 Movement Sign Peace Framework Agreement in Doha

The Democratic Republic of the Congo and the March 23 Movement signed a framework agreement in Doha, Qatar, aimed at resolving ongoing conflicts in the eastern region and revitalizing the stalled peace process.

Investigation Launched After Death of German Tourist Family in Istanbul

about 19 hours ago

Investigation Launched After Death of German Tourist Family in Istanbul

Turkish authorities have arrested several restaurant owners and street vendors in Istanbul as they investigate the deaths of a German tourist family of Turkish descent, raising concerns about food safety.

Uganda Plans to Establish Naval Force Despite Being Landlocked

about 19 hours ago

Uganda Plans to Establish Naval Force Despite Being Landlocked

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has announced plans to form a naval force, aiming for maritime access despite the nation's landlocked status.

Brazil's Supreme Court Upholds 27-Year Sentence for Former President Bolsonaro

about 19 hours ago

Brazil's Supreme Court Upholds 27-Year Sentence for Former President Bolsonaro

The Supreme Court of Brazil has confirmed the rejection of former President Jair Bolsonaro's appeal against a 27-year prison sentence for his role in a coup attempt.

Cristiano Ronaldo Faces Possible Suspension for World Cup Opener Following Red Card

Cristiano Ronaldo Faces Possible Suspension for World Cup Opener Following Red Card

Cristiano Ronaldo may miss Portugal's opening match in the 2026 World Cup after receiving a red card in a qualifier against Ireland on Thursday in Dublin.

Azerbaijan Protests to Russia Following Missile Strike on Embassy in Kyiv

Azerbaijan Protests to Russia Following Missile Strike on Embassy in Kyiv

Azerbaijan has summoned the Russian ambassador in Baku to express its discontent over damage caused to its embassy in Kyiv by an Iskander missile.

Tunisian Court Sentences Rached Ghannouchi to Two Years in Prison and a Fine

Tunisian Court Sentences Rached Ghannouchi to Two Years in Prison and a Fine

A Tunisian court has sentenced Rached Ghannouchi, leader of the Ennahda Islamic Movement, to two years in prison and imposed a fine of approximately $68,000 due to financial misconduct.

UN Human Rights Council Launches Investigation into Alleged Violations in El Fasher, Sudan

UN Human Rights Council Launches Investigation into Alleged Violations in El Fasher, Sudan

The United Nations Human Rights Council has initiated an urgent investigation into alleged human rights violations in El Fasher, Sudan, aiming to hold accountable those responsible.

UK Court Holds BHP Liable for Brazilian Dam Disaster

Miscellaneous·

UK Court Holds BHP Liable for Brazilian Dam Disaster

A UK court has found mining company BHP liable for a catastrophic dam failure in Brazil, which led to 19 fatalities and significant environmental destruction.

U.S. Military Strikes Boat in Caribbean Linked to Drug Trafficking, Four Casualties Reported

U.S. Military Strikes Boat in Caribbean Linked to Drug Trafficking, Four Casualties Reported

Recent reports indicate that U.S. forces targeted and destroyed a boat in the Caribbean suspected of drug trafficking, resulting in four fatalities.

Search Continues for Missing Persons After Landslides in Indonesia's Java Island

Miscellaneous·

Search Continues for Missing Persons After Landslides in Indonesia's Java Island

Rescue teams in Indonesia are actively searching for missing individuals following landslides triggered by heavy rainfall on Java Island, which have resulted in three confirmed deaths and twenty people unaccounted for.

BBC Issues Apology to Trump Over Edited Speech, Rejects Compensation Claims

BBC Issues Apology to Trump Over Edited Speech, Rejects Compensation Claims

The BBC has formally apologized to U.S. President Donald Trump for misleading edits in a 2024 Panorama documentary that suggested he incited violence. However, the organization dismissed his demand for financial compensation.

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