Mexico Reports 40,000 of 130,000 Missing Persons May Still Be Alive
Mexican authorities estimate that 40,000 of the country's 130,000 officially disappeared people may still be living.
Mexican authorities estimate that 40,000 of the country's 130,000 officially disappeared people may still be living.

Cameroon has approved the creation of a vice president role for President Paul Biya, 93, who has ruled the country for over four decades.
Nearly 1.84 million Somali children under 5 face acute malnutrition in 2026 as drought, conflict, and supply disruptions worsen humanitarian crisis.
Iranian authorities are reportedly detaining family members and seizing property of opposition figures abroad as pressure intensifies during ongoing regional conflict.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe included a covert operator involved in a mission targeting Nicolás Maduro during his recent visit to Havana.
Two Israeli soldiers died in combat operations in southern Lebanon while an airstrike targeted a building in Beirut's southern suburbs.

A DNA and legal project has successfully identified the British soldier fathers of 20 children born near a UK military base in Kenya.

President Javier Milei has blocked journalists from accessing Argentina's government headquarters.

Pedro Sánchez delivered a televised address after Trump threatened trade cuts over Spain's refusal to allow US bases for Iran strikes.

Israeli PM declares continued action against Iran while diplomatic negotiations between US and Iran are reportedly taking place in Pakistan.

India faces major developments in population counting and entertainment industry technology adoption.

The U.S. Embassy in Cairo issued a security alert for Americans in Egypt amid regional military operations and rising tensions with Iran.

Police investigation at Legacy funeral home in Hull prompted deployment of international crisis team following raid of the premises.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro accused Ecuador of bombing inside Colombian territory, saying 27 charred bodies were discovered near the border.
More than 8,000 people have gone missing during Sudan's three-year war, with many bodies found in unmarked graves across the capital.
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