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The United States and Argentina have both announced intentions to withdraw from the WHO. The decision from the US stems from criticisms of the organization’s handling of COVID-19 and perceived …
Reasons Behind the US and Argentina’s Intentions to Withdraw from the WHO Read More
Argentina has decided to withdraw from the World Health Organization, mirroring the actions of the United States. The administration, led by President Javier Milei, cites significant disagreements over health management …
Argentina Follows U.S. Lead in Withdrawing from WHO Read More
Protests erupted at the Rafah border crossing against Trump’s plan to relocate Gazans to Egypt and Jordan. President Sisi condemned the suggestion as an injustice, reinforcing Egypt’s stance on Palestinian …
Egyptians Protest Trump’s Proposal to Relocate Gazans Amid Crisis Read More
Goma, DR Congo faces escalating violence as Rwanda-backed M23 rebels conflict with government forces, resulting in numerous civilian casualties and overwhelmed hospitals. Protests against foreign embassies erupted in Kinshasa, blaming …
Goma Faces Humanitarian Crisis as Rebels Clash with Government Forces Read More
The WHO has alerted about a suspected Marburg virus outbreak in Tanzania, with at least eight deaths reported. Nine suspected cases emerged in Kagera, a vital transit region. While the …
WHO Warns of Suspected Marburg Virus Outbreak in Tanzania’s Kagera Region Read More
A mysterious illness in the Democratic Republic of Congo has claimed 31 lives among 416 reported cases, primarily affecting children and the malnourished. Symptoms include fever and respiratory distress, but …
Outbreak of Mysterious Disease X in Democratic Republic of Congo Raises Alarms Read More
The Marburg virus, also known as the “bleeding eye” virus, poses a critical health threat with a 50% fatality rate. The WHO has issued warnings to travelers in the UK …
Global Concerns Rise Over ‘Bleeding Eye’ Virus: WHO Issues Warnings for Travelers Read More
Dr. Faustine Ndugulile, the WHO regional director-elect for Africa, died in India while undergoing treatment. The Tanzanian Speaker of Parliament announced plans for body repatriation. A former parliament member and …
WHO Africa Director-Elect Dr. Faustine Ndugulile Passes Away in India Read More
Bosnia and Herzegovina requires $6.8 billion in investments over the next decade to safeguard its economy and populace from the impacts of climate change, as outlined in the World Bank’s …
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Urgent Need for Climate Change Investment and Action Read More
A study by Stanford and Harvard researchers estimates that climate change is responsible for nearly 20% of current dengue cases worldwide. The research predicts a potential increase in dengue cases …
Climate Change Linked to Rising Dengue Cases, Study Reveals Read More