Joseph Figueira Martin, a detained aid worker held in the Central African Republic for nearly two years, has been released and is expected to return to Lisbon, his family confirmed.
As Iranian attacks shatter Dubai's glamorous facade, migrant workers face deadly conditions under the Kafala system while influencers complain about pets and expats risk arrest for sharing war footage.
Ukrainian soldiers from the 14th Separate Mechanized Brigade conducted a perilous drone mission to evacuate a cat and dog stranded on the front line, flying them over seven miles to safety.
American journalist Shelly Kittleson, kidnapped in Baghdad, has been freed by the Iran-backed militia Kataib Hezbollah, which cited appreciation for Iraq's outgoing prime minister.
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A University of Michigan scientist took his own life after alleged hostile interrogation by federal agents, with China demanding a full investigation into the incident.
Haiti's violent gangs are targeting displaced, hungry children with promises of food, exploiting a power vacuum five years after the president's assassination. UNICEF reports child recruitment surged 70% in 2024.
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Humanitarian groups report over 1,100 killed and one million displaced as Israeli military operations expand in southern Lebanon, drawing comparisons to Gaza tactics.
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