HCSTSI Champions University–Industry Linkages for Career Opportunities for Educated Youth at GCU Hyderabad’s 3rd Convocation

Hyderabad ( HRNW) A delegation of Hyderabad Chamber of Small Traders & Small Industry, led by Vice President Shan Sehgal, attended the 3rd convocation of Government College University Hyderabad. In which the chief guest and Provincial Minister for Universities and Boards Muhammad Ismail Rahoo attended, while Vice Chancellor Government College University Hyderabad Prof. Dr. Moazzam…

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Advisors to Chairman Senate Attend U.S. Educational Event, Explore AI Learning Opportunities, and Strengthen U.S. Pakistan Relations at USEFP

Islamabad, Pakistan (HRNW)– Mr. Yahya Hussain Shah and Mr. Ahmed Aslam, Advisors to H.E. Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani, Chairman Senate of Pakistan, visited the United States Educational Foundation Pakistan (USEFP) in Islamabad to attend the U.S. Embassy Islamabad’s “Freedom 250 Lecture Series: Sharing American Excellence.” Following the event, the advisors held detailed discussions and explored…

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KCCI and Khadim-e-Insaniyat Sign MOU to Promote Humanitarian and Social Welfare Initiatives

Karachi (HRNW) — In an important and welcome development, the Karachi Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI) and Khadim-e-Insaniyat have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at strengthening mutual cooperation and promoting humanitarian and social welfare initiatives. The MOU was signed by KCCI President Muhammad Rehan Hanif and Khadim-e-Insaniyat Chairman Javed Mettaiwala during a…

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UN Humanitarian Chief Warns Russian Drone Attacks Are Increasing Risks for Civilians and Aid Workers in Ukraine

Kyiv, Ukraine (HRNW): UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher has warned that the increasing use of Russian drones in Ukraine is creating serious risks for civilians and humanitarian workers, particularly in frontline communities. Fletcher raised the concerns following a visit to Kherson, describing the humanitarian situation as extremely difficult. According to the UN humanitarian chief, kamikaze…

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Aid Workers Face Escalating Violence in South Sudan as Humanitarian Organizations Call for Protection

Juba, South Sudan (HRNW): Humanitarian organizations are raising urgent concerns over escalating attacks against aid workers in South Sudan, where at least 36 humanitarian workers and contractors have reportedly been killed during 2026, already exceeding the total recorded during the whole of 2025. The figures were highlighted in reporting released around World Humanitarian Day. The…

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Cambodian Demining NGO Warns Funding Crisis Could Halt Life-Saving Landmine Clearance by September

Phnom Penh, Cambodia (HRNW): Cambodian Self Help Demining, a local humanitarian organization working to remove landmines and unexploded ordnance, is facing a severe funding crisis that could force it to halt operations as early as September 2026, according to recent reporting on Cambodia’s demining sector. The organization, founded by landmine survivor En Poy, has played…

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Humanitarian Organizations Mark World Humanitarian Day as Attacks on Aid Workers Reach Record Levels

Geneva, Switzerland (HRNW): Humanitarian organizations around the world are marking World Humanitarian Day on 19 August 2026 amid unprecedented concern over the safety of aid workers. New figures reported by the United Nations show that 907 humanitarian workers were killed, injured, or kidnapped during 2025, making it the deadliest year on record for humanitarian personnel….

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Save the Children Warns Nearly 39,000 Displaced Children Have Arrived in Sudan’s El Obeid Amid Growing Humanitarian Pressure

El Obeid, Sudan (HRNW): Save the Children has warned that nearly 39,000 displaced children have arrived in El Obeid during the past six months, placing additional pressure on already overstretched health, water, education, and child-protection services. The organization reported the development on 14 August 2026, highlighting the growing humanitarian needs caused by Sudan’s prolonged conflict….

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UNICEF Reports Massive Humanitarian Response in Sudan as Funding Gap Threatens Life-Saving Services

Khartoum, Sudan (HRNW): UNICEF and its humanitarian partners have reached millions of children and families across Sudan during the first half of 2026, but the organization warns that a major funding gap continues to constrain life-saving operations amid the country’s prolonged conflict and humanitarian crisis. According to UNICEF’s 2026 Humanitarian Mid-Year Situation Report, approximately 33.7…

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