‘The homeland is the homeland’: Venezuelans brace for possible US attack
Residents of Caracas go about their routines amid growing anxiety over the deployment of US military assets offshore.
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Gaza ‘reduced to dust’ as world commits in Doha to eradicate poverty
Gaza’s devastation starkly contrasts global promises to leave ‘no one behind’, as residents struggle for basic survival.
From: Fault Lines
The Killing Field
Fault Lines investigates the killings of Palestinians seeking aid at GHF sites in Gaza.
Published On 6 Nov 2025
Afghanistan’s opium crop falls 20 percent as synthetic drugs surge
UN says the area devoted to opium poppies has dropped to a fraction of that cultivated before Taliban’s narcotics ban.
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Gen Z are demanding schools and hospitals, not superyachts and helicopters
Young people are rejecting a system that funds wealth and prestige while public services collapse.
From: People & Power
Cuba: Health Under Sanction
Free, universal, but failing – Cuba’s once world-class healthcare system is being strangled by US sanctions.
Published On 3 Nov 2025
Unexploded Israeli bombs threaten lives as Gaza clears debris, finds bodies
Israel restricts heavy machinery but allows Red Cross and Egyptian teams to enter Gaza to search for captives’ remains.
Nearly two-thirds of South Sudanese children in child labour: Report
Study finds that rates soar to 90 percent in some regions as humanitarian crises compound childhood exploitation.
Four African countries taken off global money-laundering ‘grey list’
South Africa, Nigeria, Mozambique, Burkina Faso removed from Financial Action Task Force’s financial crimes list.
Virginia calls state of emergency to expedite food aid in gov’t shutdown
The move would allow him to use emergency funds to assist Virginians in the absence of federal appropriations.
Nigerian fuel tanker explosion kills 35, road safety agency says
Deadly incidents involving petroleum products are common in Nigeria where fuel is transported by road.
