Migrant centre in landmark New York hotel closes down/in /by
The once-grand Roosevelt Hotel had become an emblem of the city’s efforts to manage the migrant crisis.
Israeli military says seven soldiers killed during operations in Gaza/in /by
Their deaths come as Israel continues its offensive in the Palestinian enclave.
Pharrell Williams presents Spring/Summer 2026 collection for Louis Vuitton/in /by
Louis Vuitton Men's creative director Pharrell Williams has unveilled his fourth collection for the brand, presenting his spring-summer 2026 line in Paris on Tuesday.
Inti Raymi sun festival returns to Peru’s Andes with vibrant ceremony/in /by
In Cusco, Peru, the Inti Raymi festival was reenacted by hundreds in elaborate robes, celebrating the ancient sun festival with offerings and staged rituals.
UN peacekeeper killed in CAR in attack by armed group near border with Sudan/in /by
A United Nations peacekeeper has been killed during an attack by suspected Sudanese armed groups close to CAR's northern border with Sudan.
Study finds millions of children at risk as global vaccine rates fall/in /by
The decline, since 2010, a result of persistent health inequalities, misinformation, and vaccine-hesitancy.
WEF’s Summer Davos focuses on entrepreneurship and innovation/in /by
More than 1,800 delegates from over 90 countries and regions across the world are gathering in the Chinese city of Tianjin for a three-day event.
Egypt: Petroleum Minister Oversees Progress of Energos Power Fsru for Egypt’s Gas Grid/in /by
[Egypt Online] Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Karim Badawi conducted an inspection tour On Tuesday, June 24, 2025, at the "Tahya Misr" berth in the Alexandria Port to check the progress of the "Energos Power" Floating Storage and Regasification Unit's (FSRU) preparation, before its move to Ain Sokhna Port for connection to its dedicated berth.
Cash crunch stalls UN probe into possible war crimes in DR Congo/in /by
The United Nations says all sides in the conflict in the eastern DRC have committed human rights abuses, some of which could amount to war crimes.
U.S. Supreme court allows Trump to deport migrants to South Sudan and Libya despite safety concerns/in /by
Critics say deporting people to unstable nations like Libya and South Sudan, where torture, arbitrary detention, and civil war are ongoing, violates both domestic and international legal protections.