Blood safety improves globally, but gaps threaten lives in poor nations
Safe blood saves lives every day, from mothers in childbirth to accident victims. But a new WHO report shows access remains dangerously unequal across the world.
Safe blood saves lives every day, from mothers in childbirth to accident victims. But a new WHO report shows access remains dangerously unequal across the world.
The EU and South Korea are expanding their strategic partnership with new cooperation on semiconductors, clean energy, and security. The upgrade comes as both sides seek to strengthen economic resilience and coordinate on shared geopolitical challenges.
The EU’s proposed Cloud and AI Development Act is sending shockwaves through the global tech industry with strict data sovereignty rules and hefty compliance fees. The legislation could reshape how American cloud giants operate in Europe.
Madison Square Garden witnessed history as the Knicks erased a 27-point deficit to defeat Denver in Game 5. The largest comeback in NBA Finals history puts New York one win from their first title in 51 years.
Gianni Infantino’s frequent appearances alongside Donald Trump have sparked a firestorm of criticism. The FIFA president now finds himself defending against accusations that he’s compromising the organization’s longstanding political neutrality.
Israeli airstrikes killed at least 13 people in southern Lebanon on Wednesday as tensions escalate along the volatile border. Prime Minister Netanyahu made an unusual appeal to Lebanese citizens to turn against Hezbollah.
Starting November 2024, the European Union will implement ETIAS pre-travel authorization for visitors from 60+ countries. The new system marks Europe’s biggest border control transformation in decades.
Spain’s second-largest city came to a standstill as Pope Leo XIV touched down in Barcelona, with thousands flooding the Gothic Quarter. The pontiff’s historic visit marks his first journey to Catalonia since his elevation to the papacy.
The European Union’s newly adopted migration and asylum pact contains a glaring omission: no provisions for people displaced by climate change. As extreme weather events intensify across the globe, experts warn this blind spot could prove catastrophic.
The United States has launched military strikes against multiple Iranian targets in retaliation for downing a US helicopter over the Strait of Hormuz. The attack marks a dangerous escalation in tensions between Washington and Tehran.