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After years of separation and legal battles spanning multiple continents, a Uyghur family has finally been reunited in Canada, marking the conclusion of a prolonged struggle against international detention and political pressure.

Life for more than 120,000 refugees in southeastern Mauritania is defined by scarcity. At the sprawling Mbera camp, a single daily meal of plain rice, occasionally mixed with a few legumes, is

A decision by a major defense contractor to withdraw support for a commercial aircraft model has effectively grounded humanitarian flights delivering food aid to several African nations facing severe hunger crises. The

At least two fatalities have been reported and numerous demonstrators detained across Cameroon as authorities intensify security measures ahead of the official declaration of presidential election outcomes. Preliminary data circulating in local

Twenty years after a major international news project documented the births of ten babies across Africa, a follow-up reveals the complex realities facing a generation defined by both hardship and resilience. The

People displaced by extreme weather events are increasingly finding their way to New York City, with many arriving from regions repeatedly battered by floods and droughts. A pattern has emerged linking climate-related

A wave of youth-led protests has forced the president of Madagascar from power, marking a significant victory for a new generation of activists. This movement is part of a broader, global pattern

A sharp reduction in financial support from major donor nations could trigger the most severe malaria outbreak in modern history, a new analysis concludes. The projected cuts are forecast to result in

The political atmosphere in Ivory Coast has grown increasingly strained as the country prepares for a presidential election this Saturday, with the incumbent seeking an extended tenure despite mounting opposition and public

A crushing debt burden is derailing development across the global south, with governments now spending nearly half their revenues just to service existing loans. In low-income nations, this figure skyrockets to as