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Seven American aid workers who had been fighting the Ebola outbreak in Congo are quarantining at a new isolation facility in Kenya after a US travel ban, becoming the first known people to use the facility.
Israel says criminal investigations have been opened into the killings of Hind Rajab and Gaza rescue workers, bringing renewed attention to accountability in the war.
Armed men have abducted seven workers from a private copper mining operation in Chagai, prompting concern over their safety and mine security.
Foreign Office figures indicate that UK bilateral aid to several African countries could fall sharply over the next three years, with some reductions reaching 90%
Google workers delivered a petition to CEO Sundar Pichai with more than 4,500 signatures, demanding layoff protections and buyout options as tech giants continue restructuring amid the AI boom.
The Gaza aid corridor debate is growing again as ceasefire talks struggle to move forward, leaving civilians caught between security demands, political calculations and basic humanitarian need. It is the kind
The rules were tightened in July 2025 to restrict the scheme mostly to graduate-level employees who would be earning at least £41,700
A toxic gas leak aboard a vessel at a Chittagong shipbreaking yard has killed eight workers, with five others reported missing.
Turkiye used an extraordinary OIC meeting in Jeddah to press for a durable Gaza ceasefire, uninterrupted aid and stronger protection of Palestinian rights.
The foreign ministers of eight Islamic countries, including Pakistan, once again condemned Israeli violations in the Gaza Strip in a joint statement issued by the Foreign Office (FO) on Thursday. Alongside Pakistan, the statement was issued
Airbus has softened a plan that would have limited remote work to one day a week after employee resistance and industrial action across parts of Europe.
Activists left food and water near Palestinian homes in Qusra after residents said Israeli settlers blocked access and cut utilities for several days.
Japan coined the new term kokushobi in April for days above 40C, and the country logged its first official 'cruelly hot day' on Tuesday, as authorities advise workers to wear shorts to the office to cope.
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has been referred to parliament's standards watchdog over an undeclared £80,000 sum received from Farage aide George Cottrell, a Liberal Democrat MP has confirmed.
A Palestinian man’s return after his family had already held a funeral underscores the agony in Gaza, where thousands remain missing and many families still lack answers.
An American missionary has been freed in Niger after a nine-month kidnapping ordeal, bringing relief to his family and renewed attention to security risks in the Sahel.
Deputy national security adviser Andy Baker is expected to leave the White House in the coming weeks after serving in senior foreign-policy roles.
A Chicago jury awarded $29 million to the family of UN aid worker Michael Ryan, who died in the 2019 Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 MAX crash.
A think tank proposal for a northern base for No 10 suggests senior ministers and aides could work there, with staffing planned to reach up to 300 within 18 months.
China’s push into artificial intelligence is deepening anxieties in an already fragile labour market, with taxi drivers among those feeling the pressure from robotaxis and other automated services
A youth-led protest in India’s capital has been sustained by an unusual but vital supply chain: food delivery riders ferrying meals, snacks and bottled water from supporters across the country and overseas. Near Delhi’s
The AI jobs debate is shifting from predictions of immediate mass layoffs toward a more complicated reality of changing roles, higher skills pressure and less secure contract work. The story is drawing
More than 21,000 Pakistani citizens were deported from Gulf countries between March 1 and July 13, 2026, according to figures shared in the National Assembly, raising fresh concern about immigration compliance, overseas
Fresh US labor data show remote work remains a major part of professional employment, although access varies sharply by occupation.