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In Congo, Violence Undermines Fight Against Resurgent Ebola
A mob attack on an Ebola treatment center in the Democratic Republic of Congo threatens to accelerate the spread of the …
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Ebola’s Return: How a £20 Million Pledge Reflects a Shift in Global Pandemic Strategy
The UK's £20 million pledge to combat Ebola in the DRC and Uganda reflects a hard-won global shift from reactive panic …
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When the Money Dries Up: How Global Disengagement Is Fueling a New Ebola Crisis
As Western nations slash aid, the Democratic Republic of Congo — a country with hard-won expertise in fighting Ebola â…
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New Power Plays: How Shifting Alliances Are Testing Turkey and Israel’s Fragile Balance
As U.S. influence wavers, Turkey and Israel are locked in a quiet struggle for regional dominance, reshaping alliances a…
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Biotech Blunder: How Overblown Cancer Claims Could Cost Investors Millions
A new class action lawsuit claims ImmunityBio misled investors by overstating the cancer-fighting capabilities of its dr…
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The Scent of Control: How a New Fragrance Brand Is Tapping Into Your Nervous System
A new functional fragrance brand called Aerchitect uses scent to shift your nervous system in seconds, but experts warn …
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Canada’s Denim Dynasty Fades: What the Warehouse One and Bootlegger Closures Say About Retail Today
As all 128 Warehouse One and Bootlegger stores across Canada launch liquidation sales, the closures signal more than the…
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Gaza’s Fragile Ceasefire: Who Governs Tomorrow as Today’s Crisis Deepens?
The UN Security Council debates who will govern Gaza after the war, but with a fragile ceasefire, rising West Bank viole…
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The Unseen Price of War: Why Every 14 Minutes Matters Beyond the Battlefield
With one civilian killed every 14 minutes in conflict zones worldwide, the UN Security Council's annual debate on civili…
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Beyond the Ceremony: How Six Unsung Heroes Are Reshaping Global Health from the Ground Up
The 2026 WHO public health prizes honored six individuals and institutions redefining primary care from the ground up—…
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Global Health Chiefs Gather in Geneva as World Faces Mounting Crises
The 79th World Health Assembly opened in Geneva with new leadership, global health awards, and a packed agenda covering …
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Mistrust and Misinformation: The Real Enemy in DR Congo’s Ebola Fight
A community's mistrust of authorities and belief that Ebola is a hoax led to the burning of treatment tents, revealing t…
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When Distrust Erupts: The Burning of an Ebola Clinic in the DRC and the Hidden Crisis of Community Fear
The torching of an Ebola treatment center in the Democratic Republic of Congo reveals a dangerous gap between health off…
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World Cup for the People: NYC Rolls the Dice on Affordable Seats
New York City is betting on a lottery to give working-class residents a shot at $50 World Cup tickets, a small but symbo…
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New Iranian Mapping Bid Stirs Old Tensions in World’s Most Vital Waterway
Iran's new map claims military oversight over 22,000 square kilometers of the Strait of Hormuz, extending into UAE and O…
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International uproar over taunting of detained aid activists exposes deepening rift in Israel’s leadership
A leaked video of an Israeli minister smirking over handcuffed aid activists has escalated into a global diplomatic cris…
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The High Seas of Dissent: Why a Gaza Aid Flotilla Still Sets Sail
The Freedom Flotilla has evolved from a humanitarian mission to a high-seas media campaign that exploits gaps in interna…
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Who Really Pays for Israel’s Security? New Data Sparks Questions About Allied Burdens
New Pentagon data show the U.S. fired far more interceptor missiles to defend Israel against Iranian attacks than Israel…
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When the Beautiful Game Meets Geopolitics: The Unspoken Weight of a Football Match
A tense women's football match between North and South Korea ends with a narrow victory for the North, but the real stor…