- 30 March, 2026
Nations ratify world’s first treaty to protect international waters
Sixty nations have agreed a new treaty aimed at protecting marine biodiversity in international waters. But the strength of the
Eswatini protesters rally at US Embassy over deportation deal
Pro-democracy protesters from Eswatini gathered outside the US Embassy in Pretoria on Friday, voicing strong opposition to a reported deal
UNFPA Chief visits Ivory Coast, praises progress amid ongoing health challenges
The head of the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency, UNFPA Executive Director Diene Keita, arrived in Ivory Coast
Russian Farmer breaks national record with 969 kilo pumpkin at giant vegetable showdown
A Russian farmer has smashed his own national record by growing the heaviest pumpkin ever recorded in Russia, tipping the
Haitian soldiers complete mlitary training in Mexico
As Haiti grapples with escalating gang violence and a fragile security situation, a group of 143 Haitian soldiers have completed
Cyberattack cripples major European Airports
Air traffic across Europe was severely disrupted on Friday after a major cyberattack targeted critical check-in and boarding systems used
Lyles defends 200m title as drama unfolds across track and field events
American sprint star Noah Lyles retained his crown in the men’s 200m final, clocking an impressive 19.52 seconds to secure
Amid escalating violence in Eastern Congo, demand for prosthetics soars
Prosthetic limb production has surged, from 422 in all of 2024 to 326 in just the first half of 2025.
Science: researchers awarded at ‘Ig Nobel’ awards
Researchers have been awarded for comic scientific achievement at the ‘Ig Nobel’ awards in Boston. Among the honorees were a
WMO warns of growing water crises amid record heat
The WMO says urgent investment in monitoring, data sharing, and early-warning systems is vital — because what happens to the