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December 18, 2024

Russia Develops Personalized Cancer Vaccine, Set for Free Distribution in 2025

International Desk

The Russian Ministry of Health has unveiled the development of a groundbreaking cancer vaccine, which will be provided free of charge to patients starting in early 2025. Andrey Kaprin, General Director of the Radiology Medical Research Center under the Ministry of Health, announced the news during a recent radio broadcast.

Unlike traditional vaccines aimed at prevention, this vaccine is designed for the treatment of cancer patients, offering a personalized approach for each individual. Alexander Gintsburg, Director of the Gamaleya National Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology in Moscow, emphasized the vaccine’s potential to suppress tumor growth and halt the spread of cancer.

The development marks a significant step forward in the fight against cancer, with hopes of revolutionizing patient care and treatment outcomes.

Aamir Khan Announces Possibility of Working with Shah Rukh and Salman

Africa, International

South Africa’s EFF Seeks to Revive Impeachment Proceedings Against Ramaphosa

Culture, International, News, UK

UK Muslims Facing Difficult Times This Ramadan: Starmer

China, Finance, Global Trade

Chinese Social Apps Xiaohongshu and Lemon8 Take Over iPhone Download Charts Amid TikTok Ban

Americas

Mexican Cartels’ Deadly Fentanyl Experiments: A Grim Reality

Sports

Real Madrid celebrates goal in Minera’s net.

Entertainment

George Clooney Says He’s Done with Romantic Films

Europe, International, Lead, Middle East, News

European Security ‘Impossible’ Without Turkey: President Erdoğan

Africa, Americas, Asia, International, News, Science

Millions Could Die if the U.S. Halts Aid, Warns UNAIDS Chief

Entertainment, News

‘Saw XI’ Canceled, Replaced by The Strangers: Chapter 2 Sequel

Entertainment, News

‘No Other Land’ Co-Director Hamdan Ballal Beaten in Attack

Americas, International, Lead, Middle East, News, US

U.S. Attack Plan in Yemen Leaked in Secret Group Chat

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Bangladesh, International, News

Controversial British Journalist Dilly Hussain’s Visit to Bangladesh Sparks Concerns Over Islamist Ties

Dilly Hussain, a British-Bangladeshi journalist known for his vocal support of Islamist causes, including the global Islamic Caliphate, recently made a surprise visit to Bangladesh, raising alarm among local and international observers. Hussain, Deputy Editor of the UK-based outlet 5Pillars, is no stranger to controversy. The UK government recently classified Hizb ut Tahrir (HT)—an organization […]

Americas, International, Iran, Middle East, News, US

U.S. Threatens to Change Iran’s Regime

Iran has rejected the possibility of nuclear negotiations. U.S. President Donald Trump is prepared to take military action against Iran and may even threaten the country’s regime if necessary, according to U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in a recent interview. During his first term, Trump unilaterally withdrew the U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal […]

China, Lead, US

Tensions Escalate in the South China Sea as China Accuses Philippines of US-Backed Provocation

Tensions between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea have intensified, with Beijing accusing Manila of instigating conflicts in the region, allegedly with the support of the United States. These accusations come amidst a series of confrontations involving reefs and outcrops, fueling diplomatic strains between the neighboring nations.China’s StanceWu Qian, a spokesperson for […]

International, Pacific

Thousands Rally in New Zealand Against Bill Targeting Indigenous Treaty Rights

In one of New Zealand’s largest protests in recent history, tens of thousands marched on Parliament in Wellington to oppose a controversial bill that critics say threatens the rights of the Indigenous Māori people and undermines the country’s founding principles. The Protest The nine-day march, known as the Hīkoi mō te Tiriti, began in New […]

Asia, Lead

Afghanistan’s Refugees Minister Khalil Rahman Haqqani Killed in Kabul Explosion

Khalil Rahman Haqqani, the Afghan Taliban’s acting minister for refugees, was killed along with six others in an explosion in Kabul on Wednesday, confirmed by his nephew, Anas Haqqani. The Taliban government attributed the attack to the banned Islamic State (IS) group, though IS has not claimed responsibility. “We lost a very brave mujahid,” said […]

International, Iran, Lead, UK

Two UK Nationals in Security Custody in Iran

A man and a woman have been taken into custody in the southeastern Iranian city of Kerman. Iran’s state news agency IRNA reported the news on Thursday. IRNA also published photos of two British nationals taken into custody. In the blurred picture, they are seen meeting the UK ambassador. Their identities could not be ascertained. […]

Bangladesh, Finance, Lead

World Bank Approves $1.16 Billion for Development Projects in Bangladesh

The World Bank has approved $1.16 billion in funding for three major projects aimed at enhancing health services, improving water and sanitation systems, and promoting climate-resilient and sustainable development in Bangladesh.The largest portion, a $500 million credit, will support Bangladesh’s transition to green and climate-resilient growth. This includes reforms for better public planning, air pollution […]

Americas, Lead, UN, US, White House

President Trump Withdraws U.S. from World Health Organization

In a significant move, President Trump has officially withdrawn the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO). This decision could limit Americans’ access to global health initiatives, particularly those related to vaccine distribution and international health responses. Without U.S. participation in WHO initiatives, the country’s global health strategies to combat international disease outbreaks might […]

Bangladesh

In Bangladesh: Hindu Job Seekers Excluded from BCS Amidst Allegations of Discrimination

In a recent development that has sparked controversy and protests in Bangladesh, 267 candidates, many from the Hindu minority community, have been excluded from the second notification of the 43rd Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) examination. This move has raised concerns about minority discrimination under the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus, which took power following […]

Asia

Jailed Ex-PM Imran Khan Threatens Civil Disobedience Movement in Pakistan

Former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, currently imprisoned, has called for a mass rally in Peshawar on December 13, threatening to launch a civil disobedience movement if his demands are not met. The announcement follows recent unrest led by his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party in Islamabad.In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Khan urged […]

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