Drought, floods, and conflict have displaced over a million people in Somalia, with 6.5 million facing severe hunger. Aid cuts and political tensions worsen the crisis, leaving families in dire conditions.
New York's legislature approved a one-year moratorium on hyperscale datacenters over 20MW, aiming to address environmental and energy concerns. The bill now awaits the governor's signature.
A mass grave for 119 sailors from HMS Invincible, sunk in 1801, may be exhumed to prevent remains from being exposed by coastal erosion in Happisburgh.
Ministers face accusations of complacency as the Cold Chain Federation warns that Britain's food system is vulnerable to fuel shortages, cyber attacks, and extreme weather, urging immediate national priority.
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Jürgen Klopp's agent has dismissed talk of the former Liverpool manager moving to Real Madrid, stating he is happy at Red Bull and has no coaching ambitions.
A seven-month-old Palestinian baby was shot dead by Israeli soldiers in the occupied West Bank after troops opened fire on the family's car, despite it stopping as ordered. The father demands accountability.
Analysis argues Trump's chaotic tariffs and belligerence toward allies ensure US trade policy remains a mess. A long trade war looms as China leverages its manufacturing dominance, risking economic pain globally.
Abelardo de la Espriella, a far-right lawyer backed by Trump, leads polls in Colombia's presidential runoff, promising a Bukele-style crackdown on crime. He faces leftist Iván Cepeda on 21 June.
The architect of the African Union's reparations framework explains why demands for historical justice are inseparable from the struggle for Black sovereignty, as the debate shifts from unthinkable to unavoidable.
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Campaigners urge the UK government to resist further weakening electric vehicle rules, as analysis shows extra 17m tonnes of CO2 by 2030 due to PHEV loophole.
The Justice Department's criminal investigation into E Jean Carroll marks a dangerous fusion of Trump's use of federal power against personal enemies and post-#MeToo retaliatory lawsuits against sexual assault accusers.
British women accusing Andrew Tate of rape and assault criticize UK delay in extradition as the influencer appears in Russia, calling it a 'national embarrassment'.
Kumla prison in Sweden is set to receive boys as young as 13 under new laws targeting gang violence, despite opposition from experts and staff.
Fifa will allow one sealed plastic water bottle per fan at 2026 World Cup matches in the US and Canada, reversing a ban on reusable bottles that sparked widespread criticism.
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As Iran anticipates peace after war, it faces hyperinflation, power cuts, and unresolved dissent. Economic devastation and social cohesion challenges loom large.
President Trump wants his incoming acting spy chief to start firing employees, escalating controversy over the appointment of a man with no prior intelligence experience.
US Vice President JD Vance blamed the murder of British student Henry Nowak on mass migration, sparking a rebuke from UK PM Starmer's office.
The Pacific drug trade is fueling a HIV epidemic in Fiji, now spreading to other island nations. Experts warn Australia's demand drives the crisis, threatening tourism and regional security.
A concerning stock market record has been broken amid a Wall Street bloodbath, wiping over $2 trillion. Donald Trump expressed confusion as strong jobs data fuels rate hike fears.
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An AI-generated speech attributed to Namibia's president went viral, revealing a deep longing for ethical leadership amid a global vacuum of moral authority.
US CDC modelling warns Ebola in DR Congo could reach up to 20,000 cases, similar to the 2014 West Africa outbreak. Experts caution predictions are uncertain.
The UN warns that the Middle East war is causing a global hunger crisis, with tens of millions more facing acute food insecurity due to soaring oil prices and aid cuts.
Animal welfare and environmental campaigners in Denmark successfully turned pig farming into the dominant issue of the March election, leading to a new government promising systemic reforms including an end to extreme breeding and tail docking.
The US has threatened to reconsider its role in Bosnia peacekeeping after European states rejected its candidate for High Representative, deepening a transatlantic rift.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected Ukraine's offer for a face-to-face meeting with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, insisting Russia will achieve its war goals including seizing all of Donbas. Five killed in Kherson attacks.
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A botched Starbucks tumbler promotion in South Korea on the anniversary of a pro-democracy massacre led to boycotts, police investigation, and political firestorm.
The US military shot down four Iranian drones and struck radar sites near the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions and threatening a fragile ceasefire amid ongoing conflict.
Brendan Banfield convicted of killing his wife and a man lured to their Virginia home as a fall guy, sentenced to life without parole.
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