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October 10, 2025
WHO warns 67 million people in crisis zones suffer from mental health disorders
October 10, 2025
Powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake hits southern Philippines, tsunami warning issued
October 10, 2025
Gaza ceasefire takes effect as Israel begins troop withdrawal under Trump plan
October 09, 2025
El-Sisi invites Trump to attend Gaza ceasefire signing in Cairo
October 09, 2025
Trump to visit Israel ‘in the coming days,’ Israeli president says
GAZA — After two years of war and widespread food shortages, more than 54,600 children under age 5 in Gaza are acutely malnourished, including over 12,800 suffering from severe malnutrition, according to a new United Nations study published Wednesday in The Lancet medical journal.The analysis, conducted by the U.N. Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), found that as of early August, 16% of children aged 6 months to just under 5 years were experiencing acute wasting — a life-threatening form of malnutrition — while nearly 4% were severely wasted.“Tens of thousands of preschool-aged children in the Gaza Strip are now suffering from preventable acute malnutrition and face an increased risk of mortality,” said Dr. Masako Horino, the study’s lead...
October 09, 2025
UN study warns over 54,000 Gaza children under 5 are acutely malnourished
BERLIN — For some of this year’s Nobel Prize winners, the life-changing news came with a knock on the door before dawn.For others, it was a long-awaited phone call recognizing discoveries made decades ago or a flood of messages that arrived only after a hike through Yellowstone National Park.The Nobel Prizes — awarded for achievements in medicine, physics, chemistry, literature, economics, and peace — are among the world’s most prestigious honors, joining a pantheon that includes Albert Einstein and Mother Teresa.But behind the glory, many laureates’ first moments of fame were surprisingly ordinary, sleepy confusion, disbelief, or simply no phone signal.One of the 2025 medicine prize winners, Dr. Fred Ramsdell, was on vacation in Yellowstone National Park when the Nobel...
October 09, 2025
How the 2025 Nobel winners found out — from knocks at dawn to calls mistaken for spam
MOSCOW — President Vladimir Putin on Thursday admitted that Russian air defenses were responsible for downing an Azerbaijani passenger jet last December, killing 38 people, his first public acknowledgment of Russia’s role in the tragedy, in an effort to ease tensions with Azerbaijan.Speaking in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, after meeting Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev on the sidelines of a summit of former Soviet nations, Putin said that missiles fired at a Ukrainian drone exploded near the Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer 190, which was flying from Baku to Grozny, the capital of Russia’s Chechnya region, on Dec. 25, 2024.“The Russian side will obviously do everything to provide compensation and give legal assessment to all responsible officials’ actions,” Putin said.He added that the...
October 09, 2025
Putin admits Russian missiles downed Azerbaijani jet, pledges accountability and compensation
October 09, 2025
What to know about the new Gaza ceasefire deal and what comes next
October 09, 2025
Starmer hails UK-India trade deal as ‘launchpad’ for deeper partnership during visit to Mumbai
