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Census Challenges for Isolated Tribes in India's Andaman and Nicobar Islands As India prepares for its next national census in 2027, officials in the remote Andaman and Nicobar Islands face a difficult question: how to count Indigenous groups that actively avoid outside contact. The Sentinelese, a hunter-gatherer people

The EU appears close to finalizing a trade agreement with Donald Trump after European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen confirmed plans to meet the U.S. president during his four-day visit to Scotland. Trump was expected to arrive Friday evening ahead of the launch of his new golf course

Renewed Clashes Force Thousands to Flee Thai-Cambodian Border For nearly two months, Maneerat Kote-Bandit had sensed growing unease, fearing the tensions along the Thai-Cambodian border could worsen. Residents in her village, near the contested area, had prepared emergency supplies, bracing for possible violence. "We monitored updates, staying vigilant and

The medical organization Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) reports that severe malnutrition among children under five at its Gaza City facility has increased threefold in the past two weeks as food shortages in the besieged enclave worsen. Reports indicate growing hunger across Gaza, with daily fatalities linked to starvation as only

Volkswagen Faces €1.3bn Loss Due to U.S. Tariffs The German automaker Volkswagen has reported that U.S. import tariffs imposed under Donald Trump have resulted in losses exceeding £1bn in the first half of the year. Despite progress in restructuring efforts—including potential job cuts of up to

Israel seeks to deflect responsibility for Gaza civilian suffering despite mounting evidence Despite widespread evidence holding Israel accountable for the starvation and deaths of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, officials have launched a concerted effort to shift blame elsewhere. Numerous governments, UN agencies, and international figures have documented Israel’s responsibility,