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Britain has launched a youth jobs and apprenticeship push as officials try to stop labour-market drift from hardening into long-term exclusion.
A ceasefire proposal has reached Tehran and Washington, but officials and regional coverage suggest any deal will hinge on guarantees for shipping through Hormuz.
Chad has started moving Sudanese refugees away from the border as fighting and supply shortages deepen pressure on camps and host communities.
Chinese authorities are warning of severe floods and drought in 2026, adding climate pressure to an already fragile global food and water outlook.
Reports that DeepSeek is running on Huawei hardware are feeding a split view of China’s AI push, with domestic coverage stressing resilience and U.S. coverage stressing decoupling.
Spanish fertiliser producers have warned that higher energy costs could force shutdowns, raising the risk of pricier farm inputs and food inflation.
Changes to U.S. aid administration are disrupting deliveries of malaria drugs and HIV supplies in poorer countries, according to Reuters and health officials.
Coverage across Arabic-language outlets is treating Hormuz less as a naval standoff than a household-price story, with fuel and staple costs moving to the front page.
Britain has launched a new youth jobs and apprenticeships push as policymakers try to stop a rise in young people outside work, education or training from becoming entrenched.
Mild weather has helped keep parts of Europe's electricity market calmer than oil, but the relief remains narrow and may not last if fuel disruption widens.
NASA's Artemis II mission has launched four astronauts on the first crewed lunar flight in roughly half a century, reviving a milestone that many countries are reading through very different lenses.
Chad has begun moving Sudanese refugees away from the border after cross-border attacks, adding pressure to a regional crisis that aid agencies say remains under-covered.
