Health facilities in Namibia’s Musese constituency are grappling with frequent electricity outages, disrupting essential services at Gcaruhwa Clinic and Rupara Health Centre and undermining patient care.
On the final day of his official visit to Turkiye, Malaysia’s PM Anwar Ibrahim received a courtesy call in Istanbul from former footballer Mesut Özil and Necmeddin Bilal Erdoğan, discussing shared concerns including humanitarian issues.
Malaysia saw an 11% rise in public transport ridership in 2025, with record single-day use of 1.63 million passengers, reflecting growing commuter confidence in buses and rail systems.
Sabah High Court allows a family to correct their MyKad entries to reflect their Christian faith, ruling the NRD had wrongly assigned religion, affirming constitutional freedom of religion.
Webb observations show an early-universe analog producing large amounts of dust far earlier than expected, challenging timelines for chemical complexity in young galaxies.
Hubble has spotted a faint wake near Betelgeuse, revealing evidence of a hidden companion star shaping the supergiant’s surrounding material.
A new study suggests Europa’s subsurface ocean may lack the chemical exchange needed for life, cooling earlier optimism while leaving key questions open.
Hubble has observed a rare, puzzling cosmic object that does not fit known categories, exciting astronomers and prompting new questions about how the universe evolves.
Canadian researchers are excited by the discovery of hot gas between galaxies, which may solve the universe’s missing matter problem and reveal how galaxies evolve.
A Milwaukee County judge has resigned after a federal conviction for obstructing immigration agents, bringing an abrupt pause to her judicial career as sentencing and appeals remain ahead.
Events in Venezuela highlight the value of diversification, energy awareness, liquidity, and restraint, encouraging calm financial adjustments rather than reactive decisions.
Retirement rules in 2026 shift gradually, with higher contribution limits, adjusted tax thresholds, updated distribution tables, and routine Social Security cost-of-living changes.
A severe winter cold snap in Europe has left at least six people dead and caused widespread travel disruption, with hundreds of flights cancelled amid heavy snow.
Latvia prosecutes an Estonian-Russian dual citizen for attempting to smuggle 10,000 bullet casings into Russia, highlighting EU sanctions enforcement at the Terehova border checkpoint
Latvia’s State Security Service seeks prosecution of a Latvian citizen accused of spying for Russia, allegedly sharing sensitive military information via encrypted channels
Melissa Argyros, a Trump donor and real estate executive with no prior diplomatic experience, was confirmed by the U.S. Senate as ambassador to Latvia, continuing the tradition of political appointees in allied nations.
Rigathi Gachagua accused police of allowing armed individuals to roam and intimidate residents ahead of his Nyeri rally, raising questions about security, neutrality and enforcement during political events.
Maurice Ogeta, former long‑time security aide to the late Raila Odinga, has been named Advisor on Security Affairs by Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir, leveraging decades of experience.
Kenya is launching a government strategy to revive the cashew nut industry, aiming to use research‑backed seed varieties and coordinated support to create jobs and boost GDP.
Gardaí are investigating after the bodies of a man and a young boy were found at two homes in west Dublin; forensic teams and pathologists have been called in as post‑mortems are planned.
Ireland will oppose the EU-Mercosur trade deal in an upcoming vote, but Deputy PM Simon Harris said the decision isn’t final, as further discussions and European Parliament scrutiny remain
The parents of Irishwoman Kirsty Ward, murdered in Spain, warn others to heed red flags in relationships, sharing lessons on coercive behavior after her partner’s conviction
PPATK reports that online gambling deposits in Indonesia are increasingly using QRIS, replacing bank transfers and reshaping how illicit digital transactions are tracked and monitored.
Indonesia plans to raise Rp 832.2 trillion in new government debt for 2026 to finance its state budget deficit and support social spending, infrastructure and other priorities under a controlled fiscal strategy.