Humanity

Finland Named Happiest Country in the World for the Eighth Consecutive Year

The annual report, released by the Wellbeing Research Centre at the University of Oxford, highlights the continued dominance of Nordic nations in global happiness rankings

HRW Condemns Pakistan’s Expulsion of Afghan Refugees

In its latest report, HRW highlighted that Afghan refugees have sought shelter in Pakistan due to economic hardships and security concerns in their homeland

Climate Change Fuels Rising Threat of Infectious Disease Outbreaks, Scientists Warn

The researchers highlight that climate-related disasters—such as heatwaves, droughts, floods, and wildfires—are already causing severe damage worldwide

U.S. Aid Cuts Worsen Myanmar Crisis, U.N. Expert Warns

Speaking at a press briefing in Geneva on Monday, Andrews described the sudden withdrawal of aid—primarily by the United States—as devastating for those in need

Mohammed bin Rashid attends MBRGI’s signing of agreements for three endowment buildings

Under the agreements, each developer will construct an endowment building within MBRGI’s education complex at Dubai Academic City in support of the Fathers’ Endowment campaign.

Global Displacement to Rise by 6.7 Million Amid Aid Cuts, Warns Danish Refugee Council

The United Nations refugee agency previously reported that more than 117 million people were forcibly displaced across the globe in 2023

Sudan Faces Unprecedented Humanitarian Crisis Amid Ongoing Conflict

The conflict in Sudan has escalated into the world’s worst humanitarian disaster, with millions trapped by violence

Global Humanitarian Aid Cuts Spark Crisis, Warns UN Official

Speaking at a press briefing at the UN headquarters in New York, Fletcher described the situation as a “seismic shock,” with 300 million people relying on humanitarian assistance

Save the Children Warns of Severe Impact Due to Funding Cuts in Afghanistan

In a statement released on Tuesday, Save the Children revealed that these 32 health clinics provided essential medical services to 134,000 children in January 2025 alone