At least 64 people have died and 128 remain missing after landslides and flash floods struck three districts in southern Ethiopia’s Gamo Zone following a week of heavy rainfall, authorities confirm.
Lebanon’s parliament on Monday postponed legislative elections by two years, voting to extend its own term due to the ongoing war between Israel and Hezbollah, which has displaced hundreds of thousands and made holding elections impossible.
Global financial markets steadied on Wednesday after a dramatic oil price pullback, with the IEA proposing the largest emergency reserve release in history to calm energy markets, though conflicting signals from the Middle East conflict continue to fuel uncertainty.
NASA’s defunct Van Allen Probe A re-entered Earth’s atmosphere over the Pacific Ocean on March 11, 2026, ending a 14-year mission that transformed understanding of the planet’s radiation belts.
Human Rights Watch investigation documents 141 drone strikes in Haiti, killing 1,243 people including 17 children. US-linked private contractors accused of unlawful operations.
A structural analysis of world civilizations, UNESCO heritage governance, repatriation debates, tourism economies, sustainability challenges, and cultural diplomacy systems shaping global exchange.
The 2025 UNESCO SDG 4 Scorecard reveals 272 million children are out of school worldwide, with conflict zones, funding gaps, and pandemic impacts derailing progress toward 2030 education goals.
