Charity says one million children could die if US stops funding
An international health organisation has said that one million children could die from avoidable diseases, if the US halts its...
Environment
Wildfires in South Korea kill at least 24
Wildfires in South Korea's southern regions have killed at least 24 people and left 27,000 residents with no choice but...
MSF warns of major devastation in occupied West Bank
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) issued a stark warning on March 24th about a dramatic surge in violence against Palestinians and...
West Bank devastation reaches new scale, warns MSF
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) reports a surge in violence against Palestinians and severe restrictions on healthcare in the occupied West...
Qatar to boost electricity in Syria with natural gas supply
Qatar will provide natural gas supplies to Syria, in order to tackle the war-hit country’s severe electricity shortages, The New...
Libya eyes renewable energy transition
Awad Al-Badri, The Libyan Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy, has said that Libya has signed contracts with international companies...
Patients die on the floor as Sudan’s healthcare system collapses
After almost 2 years of war, Sudan's healthcare system is on the brink of a collapse, Middle East Eye reported on...
Nigerian authorities confirm meningitis outbreak after 26 deaths
According to The Associated Press on March 11th, the Nigerian authorities have confirmed that a meningitis outbreak has claimed the...
UN: 90% of Palestinians in Gaza lack access to clean water
Figures from the UN present a warning about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza following Israel's aid blockade and electricity cut...
Violence in Syria could have changed the DNA of survivors
The violence that took place in Syria during the 1980's may have changed the DNA of victims for generations, according...
Middle East will be world’s youth obesity region by 2050
The Middle East and North Africa will be the centre of a global youth obesity crisis by 2050, in which...
Children are freezing to death in Gaza
A doctor and Palestinian news agency Wafa has revealed that at least six more Palestinian babies have frozen to death...
Sudan city faces cholera outbreak of more than 400 cases
Sudanese health authorities on February 20th confirmed more than 400 cholera cases in the city of Kosti, southern Sudan, according...
US aid cuts cause UNICEF to cut back on programmes in Lebanon
US aid cuts have left the UN children's agency, UNICEF, with no choice but to suspend or cut back on...
Oxfam: 80% of water infrastructure in Gaza damaged
Israel’s bombardment of the Gaza Strip has left 80% of all water and sanitation infrastructure in the enclave partially or...
Five babies freeze to death in Gaza
In Gaza, at least five more babies have frozen to death, according to a doctor and Palestinian media, as Israel...
UK court probes Shell over Niger Delta pollution
A pivotal hearing into allegations that British oil giant Shell contaminated extensive areas of the Niger Delta in Nigeria, destroying...
No evidence of drug use found in autopsy of Sinwar
The autopsy conducted by the Israeli military on the body of Yahya Sinwar did not present any evidence that the late...
Iraq’s Kurdistan region’s oil exports to resume
Iraq is set to resume oil exports from its Kurdistan region on the last week of February 2025, bringing an...
Predator fossil unearthed in Egypt
Scientists have identified a newly discovered species of carnivore that lived 30 million years ago, after unearthing a skull in...
