Category: World

Rwanda is grappling with a deadly Marburg virus outbreak, which has claimed 11 lives so far. With the virus’s origin still unknown, health officials are racing to contain its spread and prevent a wider epidemic in the region.

Israel has launched its most extensive airstrike campaign on Hezbollah in two decades, hitting over 3,600 targets. As Hezbollah retaliates, fears of a broader regional conflict grow, further destabilizing Lebanon amidst its ongoing economic crisis.

A family’s visit to Disney World turned tragic when their 5-year-old son suffered cardiac arrest on a ride. Despite the park’s swift medical response, the boy remains in critical condition as his family holds on to hope for recovery.

On September 30, 2024, SpaceX successfully docked its capsule at the International Space Station, carrying astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore. This mission strengthens SpaceX and NASA’s collaboration and contributes to future space exploration efforts.

Apple’s removal of nearly 100 VPN apps from its Russian store limits users’ access to uncensored information, sparking concerns about privacy, digital freedom, and government control over the internet in Russia. Tech companies face growing ethical dilemmas.

The global housing crisis of 2024 has pushed home prices to record levels, with the middle class increasingly squeezed out of major cities. Despite government efforts to stabilize the market, property affordability remains a growing concern worldwide.

A Russian airstrike on a civilian hospital in Sumy killed at least 10 people, including medical staff and patients. Ukrainian President Zelensky condemned the attack, calling for stronger international intervention in the ongoing conflict.

At the 2024 UNGA, Asia-Pacific leaders warned of the urgent climate crisis affecting their vulnerable nations. They called for immediate global action, financial support, and sustainable solutions to address rising sea levels, extreme weather, and climate-induced displacement.

Belarus’ President Lukashenko has issued a stark warning, threatening nuclear retaliation if NATO or Western forces attack the country. This bold statement comes amid rising tensions on Belarus’ western border, where NATO military activity is increasing.

The struggle for abortion rights in Latin America remains contentious, with activists pushing for reproductive autonomy while facing opposition from religious and conservative forces. The region’s complex legal landscape reflects deep-rooted cultural divisions.