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Mass Deportations of Pakistani Workers from UAE Spark Human Rights Concerns.
Thousands of Pakistani Shi'ite workers have been deported from the UAE amid escalating regional tensions, leaving them without jobs or access to their lifelong savings. Human Rights Watch is investigating these claims, while official Pakistani and UAE authorities cite regulatory compliance as the cause.
Thousands of Seafarers Trapped as Conflict Stalls Strait of Hormuz Shipping.
Approximately 20,000 seafarers remain stranded near Iran as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz continues, despite ongoing diplomatic efforts to finalize a ceasefire.
UK Government Admits Massive Underestimation of AI Data Center Carbon Footprint.
The UK government has revised its AI emission forecasts upward by 100 times, admitting that future AI data centers could generate up to 123 million tonnes of CO2, sparking concerns over climate targets.
Federal Court Rejects Department of Justice Attempt to Access Rhode Island Voter Records.
A US federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by the Justice Department aimed at compelling Rhode Island to release detailed voter registration records, marking another legal setback for federal efforts to centralize state election data.
