US Food Safety System Criticized Amid Cyclospora Outbreak Investigation
A widespread Cyclospora outbreak highlights flaws in US food safety, with critics blaming delayed regulations.
A widespread Cyclospora outbreak highlights flaws in US food safety, with critics blaming delayed regulations.
Iran claims Qatar detained three of its pilots early in the war with the U.S. after their jets were shot down on March 2.
Overnight Israeli strikes in Lebanon killed nine, including children, prompting condemnation and calls for de-escalation.
European diplomats are preparing a framework for future Russia-Ukraine peace talks, driven by a desire for a greater role and concerns about US policy.
Europe's recent heatwave exposed critical unpreparedness, leading to deaths and highlighting risks as another wave approaches.
Five years into Taliban rule, Afghanistan faces economic hardship, internal divisions, and international isolation, testing the regime's stability.
Afghanistan's acting foreign minister has urged the U.S. to reopen its embassy and invest in the country, a move analysts deem unlikely.
Pakistan envoy Saas Ahmad Warraich stated that resolving the Kashmir dispute is key to lasting peace in South Asia.
Europe's transport systems, from railways to roads, are buckling under increasing heatwaves, straining infrastructure built for a past climate.
Europe faces extreme heat and wildfires, straining infrastructure and testing resilience.