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World First Aid Day 2026 focuses on first aid for migrants, highlighting the health risks and challenges people face during displacement and travel.
North Korea has launched multiple short-range ballistic missiles towards the East Sea, raising fresh security concerns after joint drills.
A UK nurse has been struck off after a panel found she dismissed the need for a birthday cake for a dementia patient.
New toxicology findings say four New York children had diphenhydramine and kratom in their systems before their deaths.
Northern Ireland has the UK’s highest infant mortality rate, prompting paediatricians to warn of worsening child health and deepening inequalities.
A Hong Kong woman reportedly found a live baby rat wriggling in her takeaway noodles, prompting an investigation and food safety action.
A one-month-old baby in Karachi reportedly lost his hand after an infection following cannula insertion at a private hospital.
UNICEF’s Executive Board discussed education innovation, child nutrition and funding trends during its second regular session of 2026.
Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ returns to theatres ahead of its planned 2027 sequel, bringing the 2004 biblical epic back to audiences.
9/11 families have urged New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani not to attend Friday’s Ground Zero memorial ceremony marking 25 years since the attacks.
A new InterSociety report claims 3,083 Christians were killed and 3,193 abducted across Nigeria between January and August 2026.
Dubai: Millions of Asian migrant workers who keep Gulf economies running are facing a growing but often overlooked danger as regional conflicts threaten their homes, workplaces and livelihoods. The issue has gained renewed attention following the latest Gulf conflict, which has exposed how poorly existing labour systems protect migrant workers during wartime. A recent analysis […]
London: The UK government is moving towards legislation requiring technology companies to strengthen device-level protections after Apple and Google failed to meet a three-month deadline to prevent children from taking, viewing or sharing nude images on smartphones and tablets. Deadline passes without enough protection The government had given major technology companies three months from June […]
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, their human and geopolitical consequences continue to shape America and the wider world.
Geneva: A long-standing proposal to legally guarantee that nuclear-armed states will not use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear countries is again drawing attention as global nuclear tensions remain high. Known as a negative security assurance, the pledge is intended to reassure countries that have given up nuclear weapons under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation […]
Pope Francis’s final book, Hope, Unfailing, will be released in English on November 10, carrying his message of hope and peace.
Tehran: The case of Iranian twin sisters Taraneh and Romina Rahimi has drawn international concern after their family alleged that the young women were subjected to severe abuse in custody following their participation in anti-government protests in January. Taraneh, 20, has reportedly been sentenced to death, while her twin Romina has received a 25-year prison […]
An Illinois family is grieving after their beloved Labrador died after allegedly being left for hours inside a hot daycare van.
Indonesia’s Hartono family has invested at least $1.4 billion overseas, signalling a major shift towards international diversification amid economic uncertainty.
A Nigerian pastor abducted in Plateau State was found dead near the kidnapping site, leaving his wife and five children grieving.
