Toryima Agwa
Afghanistan’s Education Ban Has Excluded 2.4 Million Girls, UNESCO Says
The continuing restrictions are weakening educational quality, reducing the future workforce and creating a growing shortage of qualified...
UNESCO Promotes Debt-for-Education Swaps as Financing Crisis Deepens
More than 100 countries now spend more on servicing debt than education, intensifying pressure for new ways to finance schools and teachers.
Attacks on Health Services in Conflict Zones Exceed Four Every Day
WHO data show worsening danger for patients and medical workers in conflict areas, threatening access to care when communities need it most.
Indonesia Escalates Wildfire Response as Super El Niño Intensifies
Cloud-seeding, aerial firefighting and peatland controls are being expanded as fires spread and emissions rise across the archipelago.
OpenAI’s Reported $5.5 Billion SB Energy Warrants Highlight AI’s Power Demand
A reported equity arrangement connects the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure with the enormous capital required for...
AI-Enabled Cyberattacks Become a Leading Risk to Global Finance
The Financial Stability Board warns that artificial intelligence could transform the speed, scale and cost of cyberattacks against critical...
US and Iran Resume Military Attacks After Weeks-Long Pause
US and Iranian forces have exchanged attacks for the first time in weeks, renewing fears of a wider regional confrontation.
Analysis: Asia’s Weak Oil Imports Challenge Claims of a Hormuz Recovery
Shipping and import data remain well below pre-war levels, suggesting that public assurances about restored Middle East energy flows...
Record-Low Danube Forces Hungary to Halt Its Only Nuclear Plant
Drought has reduced cooling water for the Paks facility, exposing how extreme conditions can disrupt even low-carbon electricity systems.
Powerful El Niño Could Push 49 Million More People Into Acute Hunger
Extreme heat, drought and disrupted rainfall are converging with conflict and high input costs to deepen food insecurity in vulnerable...
First Gene Therapy Approved for Rare Glycogen Storage Disorder
US regulators have authorised a one-time treatment for GSDIa, offering a new option for patients whose bodies cannot properly release...
Michigan Parasite Outbreak Shows Signs of Slowing After 14,000 Cases
Weekly growth in cyclosporiasis infections has eased, but health officials continue surveillance and investigation of the large foodborne...
Gaza Cancer Death Rate Rises as Treatment Access Collapses
Doctors report deaths occurring two to three times faster than before the war after specialist facilities were destroyed and medical travel...
Chelsea Edge Brighton in Seven-Goal Thriller as United Find Their Rhythm
Xabi Alonso’s side maintained its energetic start, while Bruno Fernandes scored a hat-trick in Manchester United’s emphatic league victory.
US Open Sets $108 Million Prize Record but Resists Revenue Sharing
Players welcome higher compensation while continuing to press Grand Slam organisers for a formal share of tournament income and stronger...
Kostyuk and Svitolina Deliver Commanding Starts at the US Open
The Ukrainian players advanced in straight sets, combining aggressive play with disciplined defence in their opening matches.