The Democratic Republic of Congo has reported 3,532 Ebola cases and 1,556 deaths, surpassing its previous 2018-20 outbreak as efforts to contain transmission continue.

Rome suspends Schengen with Madrid as the Ceuta migrant crisis death toll rises to 57 and the EU diplomatic rift deepens

Japan has officially become the 23rd associated country in the European Union's Horizon Europe program, expanding cooperation on artificial intelligence, semiconductors, clean energy and other strategic research fields.

Around 60,000 people crossed from Morocco into the small Spanish enclave of Ceuta in a day, at least 34 died, and Spain is racing to respond

A Kaspersky survey found macOS users reported higher rates of malware, phishing and data theft than Windows users, while fewer Mac owners use dedicated cybersecurity software or follow key digital safety practices

The proposed alliance would bring together dozens of countries to strengthen shipping security and protect energy supply lines after Houthi attacks disrupted a key global trade corridor.

Around 60,000 people are now estimated to have crossed into Spain's North African enclave in recent days, with the death toll rising to 34 as Madrid pledges swift returns and the EU calls for the crossings to stop

A drone attack on two gas tankers at Egypt's Damietta port has heightened concerns over the security of the Suez Canal and the Sumed pipeline, key export routes for Saudi oil. Iran has described Egypt's security as a top priority while no group claimed responsibility

A senior U.N. official says the region is likely to face severe weather from October through December, compounding agricultural disruptions linked to supply shortages caused by the Strait of Hormuz conflict

The new Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre in Benghazi will operate under the EU's Operation IRINI with Italian and Maltese funding. The move comes as migrant departures from eastern Libya continue to rise despite concerns from rights groups

Spain and Morocco reinforced the border of the Spanish enclave after an unprecedented surge of arrivals, while Italy threatened to seek Spain’s suspension from the EU’s Schengen open-border zone.

Tehran warned against allowing foreign bases to support U.S. military operations, saying such actions could have consequences as tensions over the Iran conflict continue.

Ceuta's reception center has been operating beyond capacity for days and has closed its doors. Hundreds, and possibly thousands, of migrants are now gathered around the facility.

Despite decades of gains in education and leadership, new research suggests women's advancement in the workplace is slowing, with widening pay gaps, declining workforce participation among mothers and reduced interest in climbing the corporate ladder

Under an agreement reached Wednesday, the Senate will resume consideration of the resolution, S. Res. 817, which if approved would authorize the Senate to take up the 74 nominations together under a procedure Republicans established last year

The seven-year agreement with Lockheed Martin comes as conflicts in Iran and Ukraine strain U.S. missile inventories and the Pentagon pushes defense contractors to accelerate weapons production.

Germany's public health institute says nearly 9,800 people have died from heat-related causes in 2026, with more than 40°C temperatures forecast for several regions

A global survey of nearly 8,000 expatriates ranked countries based on quality of life, finances, career opportunities, ease of settling in and essential services, with Panama retaining the top spot for a third straight year

Canadian stunt performer Devin Dalton, who doubles for Matt Damon in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, says the actor's public praise came as a complete surprise and offers a rare glimpse into the demanding world of stunt work

The King delivered a speech in which he reviewed economic reforms and growth to date, as well as noting future plans for a new development phase