The UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) has issued a severe warning about escalating hunger levels in the Gaza Strip. The agency reports that over 714,000 people have been displaced since Israel resumed its assault on March 18, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis and leading to widespread food insecurity across the besieged territory.
Europe Begins to Cool from Heatwave, Wildfire Risk Persists
Europe is beginning to experience a cooling trend after an intense early-summer heatwave. However, several regions, particularly in the south, remain at high risk of another temperature surge and accompanying wildfires. Authorities are maintaining vigilance as climate change continues to impact weather patterns and increase the frequency of extreme
Russia and Ukraine Conduct Another Prisoner of War Exchange
Moscow and Kyiv have carried out another exchange of prisoners of war under the June 2 Istanbul agreement. While specific details remain limited, the exchange signifies a continued, albeit slow, effort to repatriate captured individuals on both sides of the ongoing conflict. These exchanges offer a rare point of cooperation amidst the hostilities.
IAEA Stresses "Crucial" Talks with Iran for Nuclear Inspections
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has underscored the "crucial importance" of dialogue with Iran to resume nuclear inspections. Iran suspended cooperation with the IAEA following recent conflicts and a resolution accusing Tehran of non-compliance. Diplomatic efforts are intensifying to restore transparency and oversight of Iran's nuclea
South Korea Penalizes SK Telecom Over Major Data Breach
South Korea has imposed a fine and ordered its largest mobile copyright, SK Telecom, to strengthen data security after a major cyberattack resulted in the leak of 26.96 million pieces of user data. The Ministry of Science and ICT emphasized the need for immediate security enhancements, highlighting the growing cybersecurity threats faced by both pr