The British Heart Foundation announces plans to shut 150 charity shops, citing an exceptionally challenging trading environment hitting the sector hard.

Indonesia places palm oil, coal, and ferronickel exports under state control via PT Danantara Sumberdaya Indonesia, with full implementation set for January 2027.

German police officer Stephanie Königs shares her journey from a local station to the UN Mission in South Sudan, where trust and empathy define peacekeeping.

Rising production costs are pushing Broadway producers to consider London, Atlanta, and Chicago. Can New York's tax credits keep the curtain up?

The UN appeals for $331.5M to aid 1.4 million people in Lebanon amid growing crisis three months after Hezbollah-Israel violence erupted.

Trump's profanity-filled call with Netanyahu reveals deep cracks in US-Israel coordination as Iran negotiations hang in the balance.

Gang violence in Haiti has pushed displacement to record levels, with nearly 1.5 million people now homeless. Long-term solutions are urgently needed.

Mike Ashley's Frasers Group is reportedly weighing a £500m bid for Metrocentre, one of the UK's largest shopping centres.

FIFA responds to NYC Mayor Mamdani's concerns over water bottle ban at World Cup 2026 matches, clarifying rules for fans.

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Health workers in eastern DRC face threats, armed rebels, and deep mistrust as they battle a deadly Ebola outbreak in conflict-torn communities.

As the Iran conflict nears its 100th day, American forces intercepted six ballistic missiles targeting Bahrain and Kuwait with no resolution in sight.