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Headlines, analysis, and in-depth reporting from around the world.
An Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda has grown past 904 suspected cases and 101 confirmed cases in DRC, prompting international emergency declarations and exposing the strain of contact tracing, clinic safety and cross-border response.
A cruise-linked Andes hantavirus cluster involving passengers and crew from 23 countries and an Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda are sharpening attention on surveillance, travel guidance and public-health coordination.
Sudanese farmers say rising fuel and fertilizer prices linked to the Iran conflict could force them to plant less, deepening pressure in a country where 19.5 million people already face crisis-level hunger.
The Trump administration says many temporary visa holders seeking green cards must leave the United States and apply from their home countries, a major shift from long-standing adjustment-of-status practice.
Public rhetoric between India and Pakistan remains hostile, but recent comments from influential Indian figures and reports of quiet engagement suggest limited space may be opening for renewed dialogue.
Uganda has confirmed three new Ebola cases linked to the outbreak in neighbouring DR Congo, bringing its total to five as Africa CDC warns that 10 more countries are at risk.
A Turkish appeals court annulled the CHP’s 2023 leadership contest and removed opposition leader Özgür Özel, sharpening a domestic political crisis with consequences for Turkey’s opposition, institutions and wider strategic role.
Recent reporting points to a harder phase in Gaza ceasefire diplomacy, where the unresolved questions are not only how fighting pauses, but who controls security, aid access and reconstruction afterward.
The UN General Assembly voted 141-8 to back an International Court of Justice opinion saying states have legal obligations to address climate change, despite opposition from the US and other major fossil-fuel producers.
The supplied sources show severe hunger and child malnutrition pressures in South Sudan and Nigeria, but they do not verify the headline claim that 825,000 children in Sudan face severe acute malnutrition.
A strike over record fuel prices paralysed public transport in Kenya, leaving commuters stranded and turning an external energy shock into an immediate urban crisis.
WHO and ECDC say 11 cases and three deaths have been reported in a multi-country Andes hantavirus cluster linked to the MV Hondius, with low wider public risk but significant contact-tracing and travel-health coordination demands.
