The UN warns a historic "Super El Niño" will emerge within weeks and intensify through 2026, threatening severe droughts, global food price spikes, and making 2027 the hottest year on record.
At least five people were killed and dozens injured after a massive Russian ballistic missile and drone assault hammered residential high-rises in Kyiv and infrastructure in Dnipro.
The New York Times reports Iran could receive $300 billion via an investment fund to rebuild its economy if it meets strict US nuclear disarmament conditions and ends its maritime blockade.
A renewed debate has emerged in Bangladesh between secular constitutional principles and Sharia state ideology, deeply affecting culture, women's rights, and the education system.
International journalists and legal experts at a London dialogue called for the immediate release of detained Bangladeshi reporters, warning that media suppression threatens democracy.
The WHO has deployed 11.5 tonnes of medical supplies and 35 experts to the DRC to contain a new Ebola outbreak of the Bundibugyo strain, warning of severe risks due to a lack of vaccines.
A sweeping new USCIS directive ends in-country green card adjustments for most temporary visa holders, requiring them to return to their home countries to complete consular processing.
