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Almost 6M Haitians face acute food insecurity

Nearly 6 million people in Haiti are expected to face acute food insecurity, underscoring how gang violence, mass displacement and economic strain are ‌keeping the Caribbean nation in a deepening humanitarian crisis.

Yahoo! News

Haitians cut back on already scarce food, ask how they’ll survive rising fuel prices

Associated Press

An average of 47 women, girls killed daily in Gaza

An average of at least 47 women and girls have been killed each day during the war in Gaza, amounting to more than 38,000, according to a United Nations agency. The death toll is likely higher than what is known.

AOL News

Israeli attacks kill several over two days in Gaza despite ‘ceasefire’

Al Jazeera

Fragile calm in Lebanon as families head home

A fragile calm settled over parts of Lebanon as a 10-day ceasefire brokered by the United States took hold between Israel and Hezbollah, prompting thousands of displaced families to begin the journey home.

Associated Press

Photos show displaced Lebanese returning to villages after ceasefire

Associated Press

People in Lebanon hope for ‘real’ ceasefire

Deutsche Welle

HUMAN RIGHTS

One Nigerian’s struggle to get an education

At the age of 13, Ovey Friday was accused of witchcraft by his stepmother and taken to a traditional shrine in the central Nigerian state of Nasarawa, where he was tortured.

AOL News

Nigerian students abducted en route to university entrance exams

Deutsche Welle

How Russia forces migrants to fight in Ukraine

Life expectancy on the front line for Central Asian migrants forced to fight for Russia in Ukraine is just four months.

Al Jazeera

Coverage of violence against women at a low

Media coverage of violence against women and girls and misogynistic harassment is at a “pitiful” low, despite a proliferation of high-profile cases of men abusing women and children, and a rise in AI-assisted violence.

Guardian

Record high Rohingya refugees died at sea

Nearly 900 Rohingya refugees were reported missing or dead in the Andaman Sea and Bay of Bengal in 2025, making ‌it the deadliest year on record for the route, the United Nations refugee agency ‌said.

Yahoo! News

GOVERNMENT & DEMOCRACY

Iran reopens strait; US blockade will remain

Iran said it fully reopened the Strait of Hormuz to commercial vessels, but President Donald Trump said the American blockade on Iranian ships and ports “will remain in full force” until Tehran reaches a deal with the U.S.

Associated Press

IMF, World Bank restoring ties with Venezuela

The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank have announced the resumption of ties with Venezuela under the Latin American nation’s interim leader.

Al Jazeera

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Iran internet blackout shows toll of censorship

For Iran’s government, the internet shutdown is about control. But for millions of ordinary Iranians, it is a daily reminder that access to the wider world, and even running a business, is controlled by the state.

Deutsche Welle

Sperm whale communication close to humans’

Not only do sperm whales have a form of “alphabet” and form vowels within their vocalizations, but the structure of these vowels behaves in the same way as human speech, a new study has found.

Guardian

GLOBAL HEALTH

Can you stop malaria crossing over borders?

Informal migration, plus climate change and rising numbers of cases globally, are complicating the tireless efforts of landlocked Eswatini to eradicate malaria.

Guardian

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GOOD NEWS

Puerto Rico rainforest center has been reborn

After two devastating hurricanes, El Yunque national forest has built a new visitors center that hosts a vibrant arts festival.

Guardian

AID, NONPROFITS & PHILANTHROPY

New push to provide 1B more with clean water

A landmark commitment to provide an additional one billion people with sustainable access to safe water by 2030 has been announced by the World Bank.

The Independent

The struggle to help Mozambique’s poorest

Harry Johnstone speaks to members of community groups aiming to improve the lives of villages and towns across northern Mozambique — even as aid cuts filter down to them, making the job increasingly difficult.

The Independent

ECONOMIC INEQUALITY

Afghans turn to gold-panning for livelihoods

In the rugged Hindu Kush mountains, Afghan men pan for gold dust, forging livelihoods amid scarce economic opportunities.

Al Jazeera

Sudanese face power crisis, economic turmoil

Surging fuel prices and economic turmoil compound the impact of Sudan’s ongoing electricity crisis.

Al Jazeera

Will the Iran war cause a global recession?

The IMF warns global growth could plunge to near-recession levels as war disrupts energy and trade. How bad could this get? DW breaks the numbers down with IMF researcher Petya Koeva Brooks.

Deutsche Welle

UK chancellor slams Trump’s Iran war ‘folly’ as threat of recession looms

The Independent

ENVIRONMENT

Colombia neighborhood tackles climate crisis

From rainwater harvesting to tree nurseries, communities in Medellín are taking steps to increase their landslide and flooding resilience.

Guardian

Atlantic current even more likely to collapse

The critical Atlantic current system appears significantly more likely to collapse than previously thought after new research found that climate models predicting the biggest slowdown are the most realistic.

Guardian

AI could help tackle plastic waste in the seas

The Ocean Cleanup aims to eliminate plastic waste from the oceans by using nets to collect the trash. AI helps the organization predict the plastic’s movement, allowing collection vessels to be deployed strategically.

Deutsche Welle

Using AI to plant trees in Brazil

Deutsche Welle

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Rustam from Pul-e-Archin, Afghanistan, returns to Afghanistan after nearly 40 years in Pakistan. (Photo by UNHCR) Photo used under CC BY

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