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HealthInside the DR Congo Ebola Crisis: How a Rare Strain Became the Deadliest Outbreak in History
A rare strain of Ebola has become the deadliest outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo's history, as health workers battle the virus amidst armed conflict and delayed detection in Ituri Province.
EconomyUS and Canada Secure Last-Minute Trade Agreement to Avoid Massive Tariffs, Trump Announces
US President Donald Trump announced that the United States and Canada have reached a trade agreement to prevent a 50 percent tariff on Canadian goods just before a midnight deadline.
PoliticsFormer Defense Minister of Ukraine Urges Wartime Elections
Ukraine's recently dismissed defence minister has publicly advocated for holding elections during the ongoing wartime period.
HealthStruggling to Nourish: How Displaced Mothers in Gaza Seek Vital Breastfeeding Support Amid War
Displaced mothers in Gaza are turning to health centres like the Mother and Child Corner in Deir el-Balah for vital breastfeeding support and nutritional guidance amid ongoing war and severe hardship.
PoliticsUS Sanctions International Criminal Court President and Top Lawyer
The United States has imposed sanctions on the president and top lawyer of the International Criminal Court, as detailed in recent video coverage.
MiscellaneousBali Gym Owner Evicts Israeli Tourists Over Alleged IDF Connections
A Bali gym owner evicted three Israeli tourists after questioning them about their connections to the IDF, as captured in a circulating video.
Breaking NewsTragedy in Central Nigeria as Attackers Target Villagers
Attackers going 'house to house' killed 25 villagers in central Nigeria, according to recent reports.
PoliticsUS and South Korea Scale Back Joint Military Drills Following Trump Order
South Korea and the US have shortened their joint military drills following an unexpected order from US President Donald Trump to scale back the exercises. The decision has drawn attention to regional security dynamics and strained alliance expectations.
PoliticsLebanon Shifts Stance as Former Syrian Regime Officials Face Extradition Risks
Lebanon is no longer a safe haven for former Syrian regime officials as authorities approve landmark extraditions to face trial in Damascus, sparking legal and human rights debates.
PoliticsScaling Back US-South Korea Drills May Fail to Woo Kim Away From China
A former US official describes the shift in relations with Syria as surreal, while experts debate the strategic impact of scaling back drills with South Korea regarding Kim and China.
PoliticsOusted Ukrainian Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov Demands Wartime Elections in Major Challenge to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Ousted former Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for wartime elections in Ukraine, posing a significant domestic challenge to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy amid the ongoing conflict.
EconomyWhy Coal Profits Are Surging Worldwide Amid the Iran War Crisis
The war on Iran and the resulting disruption of oil and gas supplies have forced nations worldwide to fall back on coal, driving a major surge in consumption and profits for producers like South Africa's Thungela Resources.
PoliticsUS Unions and Advocacy Groups File Lawsuit to Block Restrictive Visa Rules for Foreign Students and Journalists
A coalition of US unions and advocacy groups has sued the federal government to block new visa restrictions that limit the stay of foreign students and journalists.
EconomyUS Refineries Now Import Half of Venezuela's Oil Output, Senior Official Reveals
A senior US official revealed that the United States is now taking in half of Venezuela's oil output, following months of major political shifts and production adjustments.
PoliticsMinnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison Sues Texas Governor Greg Abbott to Force ICE Agent Extradition
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is suing Texas Governor Greg Abbott to force the extradition of ICE agent Christian Castro, who faces assault charges for shooting a Venezuelan man in Minneapolis.
PoliticsDeadly Israeli Strike in Gaza City Kills at Least Six Amid Stalled Ceasefire Talks
An Israeli strike in Gaza City has killed at least six people and injured fourteen others as ceasefire negotiations remain stalled. The attack occurred amidst ongoing disagreements over disarmament and military withdrawal between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas.
PoliticsUS Federal Judge Clears Trump Administration to Revoke Deportation Protections for Thousands of Ethiopians
A US federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration can proceed with revoking deportation protections for more than 5,000 Ethiopians under the Temporary Protected Status program.
PoliticsDisney Sues FCC, Accusing Administration of Political Retaliation Over ABC Station Licences
Disney has filed a lawsuit against the FCC, alleging that an order for early licence reviews on ABC stations is a politically motivated campaign by the US administration to retaliate and intimidate the company.
SportsAsian Champions League Elite: Iranian Clubs to Play Qatari and UAE Teams at Neutral Venues
Iranian football clubs will play their Qatari and United Arab Emirates opponents at neutral venues in the upcoming Asian Champions League Elite group stage amid ongoing regional conflicts.
PoliticsUS Praises Indian Voter IDs, but Are Elections Under Modi Truly Clean?
US President Donald Trump is pushing for strict voter-ID laws by citing India's massive election system, even as India faces scrutiny over voter roll revisions and potential disenfranchisement under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
PoliticsRussia Warns UK of Severe Consequences Over Long-Range Drone Supplies to Ukraine
Russia has warned the UK of potential consequences, including possible attacks, for supplying long-range drones used by Ukraine in strikes inside Russian territory. Despite the threats, British officials have vowed to maintain unwavering military support for Kyiv.
PoliticsHigh-Stakes Primary Elections in Alaska and Wyoming Set the Stage for Midterm Battles
Voters in Alaska and Wyoming head to the polls for high-stakes primary elections that could significantly impact the upcoming midterm control of Congress and reshape state leadership.
PoliticsZambian President Hakainde Hichilema Secures Second Term Amid Opposition Vote Concerns
Hakainde Hichilema has won re-election as Zambia's president for a second term, defeating challenger Brian Mundubile amid opposition concerns over the electoral process.
PoliticsInside the New Gaza Working Groups: Mandates, Disarmament, and Regional Concerns
Two new joint working groups have been established to push forward Trump's Gaza peace plan, focusing on demilitarisation and humanitarian efforts while drawing sharp warnings from regional analysts and mediators.