Why Did 2,000 People Fall Ill in Indonesia After Eating Free School Meals? What We Know
A programme meant to put a healthy lunch in front of Indonesian schoolkids has instead sent thousands of them home
Sudan Chemical Weapons Allegations: How the US, UN, EU and International Community Are Responding
Accusations that the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) used chemical weapons have shifted from the battlefield to the international diplomatic arena.
The Most Unexpected Places to Visit in Dubai
Turn one corner in Dubai and the city looks nothing like the postcards. Instead of glass towers and shopping malls,
TikTok’s Cortisol Cocktail: Does the Viral Drink Really Lower Stress Hormones?
If you’ve spent any time on wellness TikTok lately, you’ve probably seen it: a bright, citrusy drink made from orange
Brent Crude Tops $91: How US-Iran Tensions Are Shaking Global Oil Markets
If you’ve glanced at oil prices this week and done a double-take, you’re not imagining things. Brent crude has been
Gaza Death Toll Tops 900 in 2026 Despite Ceasefire, Health Ministry Says
Nearly a year after the guns were supposed to fall silent, Gaza is still burying its dead. The territory’s Health
What Makes Sports Bars Such a Big Part of Dubai’s Nightlife?
The nightlife in Dubai can be quite infectious. Once the sun is up, temperatures can easily go beyond 40 degrees
India GDP Growth Hits 7.8% Despite Oil Shock: Why the Strong Numbers Are Sparking Controversy
India just posted GDP growth of 7.8% for the April-June quarter of FY2026-27, and on the surface, that’s a genuinely
A’ja Wilson Out of FIBA World Cup: Why Her Absence Makes Team USA’s Toughest-Ever Tournament Even Harder
Team USA still walks into the FIBA Women’s World Cup as the team everyone else is chasing. But the vibe
Spain Protests Over Ceuta Migrant Crisis: Why Demonstrators Are Criticizing the Government’s Response
Streets across Spain filled with protesters on Wednesday, as anger over the government’s handling of the Ceuta migrant crisis boiled
