Global funding cuts devastating HIV prevention programmes says UNAIDS/in /by
The agency says millions of people globally have lost access to treatment and preventive care due to financial shortfalls.
Amazon deploys 2,000 robots in UK’s Bolton warehouse to meet Christmas demand/in /by
In the UK, Amazon's Bolton warehouse uses 2,000 robots to streamline parcel handling, especially during the holiday peak, ensuring timely deliveries.
An equestrian festival in a western Libyan city goes international/in /by
An equestrian festival in a western Libyan city has gone international after a successful local run last year.
Rare Superman comic book found in attic breaks world record at auction/in /by
It was discovered by three brothers as they cleared out their late mother’s attic in San Francisco.
Military officers claim ‘total control’ of Guinea-Bissau in potential coup/in /by
Gunshots were heard near the presidential palace three days after the presidential and legislative elections. Incumbent President Umaro Sissoco Embaló said he had been arrested.
Shanghai Marathon set to kick off on Sunday/in /by
The 2025 Shanghai Marathon kicks off this Sunday, and organizers have announced a record-breaking 356,589 pre-registrations at their news conference earlier on Wednesday.
UN says food distribution in Sudan improving but areas remain cut off/in /by
The World Food Programme says despite promising signs, the country remains one of the world's largest hunger crises.
Liberia: Bad History, Weak Terms, Zero Trust–the Oranto Deal Must Die/in /by
[Liberian Investigator] Liberia once again faces a familiar crossroads, where the potential of petroleum wealth clashes with painful memories of exploitation, institutional weakness, and opaque decision-making.
UN Security Council renews authorisation for inspections to enforce Libya arms embargo/in /by
The resolution approved on Tuesday extends for six months the authorisation to inspect ships on the high seas off Libya’s coast suspected of violating the arms embargo on the country.
Children in Gaza find peace in music lessons/in /by
Gaza music teacher Ahmed Abu Amsha helps children in Deir Al Balah find calm through simple lessons in guitar, violin and drums inside a crowded camp.