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Nearly 19.2 million people in Afghanistan could face acute food insecurity through the winter lean season.

On Breast Health Day the Commission stressed early detection, reliable information and patient support.

A UN report finds people in poverty are left out of the gains from growth, digital technology and clean energy.

A two-day Brussels conference examined how to protect aid workers amid rising attacks and insecurity.

WHO is pushing to place health at the centre of climate policy ahead of COP31 in Antalya.

Floods have disrupted 988 schools in 29 provinces, underscoring the need for climate-ready education.

The Commission and Germany signed a joint statement on water quality, scarcity and EU water law.

A 12-month programme will train 120 Somali journalists in accurate, balanced and conflict-sensitive reporting.

Rutte told ministers in Antalya that NATO's 2-percent spending target no longer fits the threat environment, tying a higher floor directly to closing the alliance's capability gaps.

All 32 allied military chiefs met in Brussels for the 193rd Military Committee session, closing with a video address from Ukraine's commander-in-chief in Kyiv.

Allied and partner officials met at Poland's Cyber Command to compare notes on protecting critical infrastructure — and agreed the next gain will come from sharing more, not building more.

Mark Rutte pressed seven Arctic-facing allies for tighter coordination as Russian and Chinese activity, and newly open sea routes, reshape the security picture above the Arctic Circle.

160 years on, the boarding house across 10th Street still draws thousands retracing Lincoln's final hours.

Three delegations, one procedural deadlock, and the informal hallway conversations trying to break it.

A rare joint statement, and the logistics teams who made it operational within 48 hours.

A $1 million emergency aid package follows the first confirmed case at Kampala's Mulago National Referral Hospital.

How a regional bloc built a back channel that outlasted three ceasefire collapses.

A look inside the archive teams that turn testimony into admissible fact.

Small delegations, outsized leverage — and the coalition math behind it.

The Arctic is losing sea ice at a rate of roughly 490,000 square kilometres per decade as surrounding seas experience record marine heatwaves.