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Headlines, analysis, and in-depth reporting from around the world.
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.
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.
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.
Bolivia’s protests have widened from economic grievance into a national roadblock crisis, with transport cuts, food-price pressure and resignation demands testing President Rodrigo Paz’s ability to govern.
Health agencies have confirmed a Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak across DRC and Uganda, with rising suspected and confirmed cases, weak contact follow-up and difficult response conditions in insecure, mobile communities.
US prosecutors have indicted former Cuban leader Raúl Castro and five others over the 1996 shootdown of two Brothers to the Rescue planes, sharply escalating legal and political pressure between Washington and Havana.
Funding decisions now directly shape food, shelter, education, and security conditions for one of the world's largest stateless refugee populations.
Extreme heat is altering daily life, education, labor patterns, and public-health routines across a huge population base.
The guidance turns a court ruling into operational policy with immediate effects on public services, compliance, and rights debates.
The debate links climate risk directly to scheduling, worker protection, fan safety, and the operational rules of a global mega-event.
The gap between falling overall migration and intense focus on irregular crossings continues to shape British politics and border policy.
This strengthens the legal and diplomatic foundation for future climate litigation, compensation claims, and pressure on fossil-heavy states.
