On the first anniversary of the US-mediated ceasefire deal, violence persists in the Gaza Strip, where additional Israeli strikes have resulted in Palestinian fatalities.
According to reports, humanitarian assistance remains severely limited, while the territories’ healthcare and education sectors continue to face catastrophic damage. Hundreds of thousands of residents are still displaced as a result of the ongoing crisis.
Donald Trump stated Ukraine requires a new president after Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized a Russian energy agreement, escalating diplomatic tensions.
President Trump demanded Ukraine replace President Zelenskyy and criticized Kyiv's refinery strikes, while announcing a deal for Russia to supply diesel to…
Hurricane Isaias made landfall in Florida causing four deaths and leaving 600,000 people without electricity across several southern states.
How can aid organizations continue operating under these conditions? The healthcare and education sectors are completely wiped out, which feels irreversible.
Does anyone actually believe this was ever a true pause in hostilities, or just a rhetorical shift? The infrastructure devastation tells the real story.
It is tragic that a ‘ceasefire’ label doesn’t match the reality on the ground. The death toll rising a year later is horrifying.