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El Niño could push 50m people into acute hunger before end of next year
UN forecasters warn of worsening conditions in 45 countries currently experiencing severe food insecurityAbout 50 million people are likely to be pushed into acute hunger before the end of next year by the rapidly developing El Niño weather system, according to forecasting.This is in addition to the hundreds of millions of people already facing dangerous levels of hunger, owing to years of drought in parts of Africa and pressure on food prices from the war in Iran. Continue reading...
El Niño could push 50m people into acute hunger before end of next year
UN forecasters warn of worsening conditions in 45 countries currently experiencing severe food insecurityAbout 50 million people are likely to be pushed into acute hunger before the end of next year by the rapidly developing El Niño weather system, according to forecasting.This is in addition to the hundreds of millions of people already facing dangerous levels of hunger, owing to years of drought in parts of Africa and pressure on food prices from the war in Iran. Continue reading...
Student booing AI at graduation ceremonies has not stopped their 'love' for tech
Many college students now regularly use artificial intelligence for their studies. Over eighty percent of surveyed students utilized AI for academic purposes recently. Business students show a significant rise in frequent AI usage for assignments. Employers are increasingly inquiring about AI skills during job interviews. Students express worries about AI's impact on independent thinking and academic integrity.
Parliament deadlock: Rijiju meets Rahul to break logjam; Shah may speak on FCRA bill
NEW DELHI: Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Wednesday met Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi in an effort to end the continuing deadlock in Parliament, as disruptions in the Monsoon Session forced another adjournment of the Lok Sabha.
Surrey student builds wearable that detects IV leaks before swelling
At just 13 or 14 years old, most Grade 9 students are still getting comfortable with science fair pressure. Akshath Anand of Surrey Academy of Innovative Learning did something far bigger: he walked into the Canada-Wide Science Fair in Edmonton with a medical technology project, impressed the judges, and walked away with a gold medal.
As Spain grieves, recurrent heatwaves stir fears of more wildfires
After more than a dozen people died in recent forest fires, residents and experts try to prevent further tragedies.
What is Chandipura virus? Doctor explains how it spreads
Gujarat is grappling with a new outbreak of the Chandipura virus, which has been linked to several suspected child fatalities. This virus is known to trigger acute encephalitis, which can escalate quickly. Initially, it presents with symptoms similar to common fevers, but any neurological signs necessitate immediate medical attention. It's spread by infected sandflies and mosquitoes, so preventing bites and maintaining hygiene is essential for safety.
Kazakhstan releases first wild tiger in 70 years after extinction
Kazakhstan has released adult Amur tigers into the wild after a 70-year absence. This reintroduction follows extensive habitat preparation and prey population restoration efforts. Scientists confirmed the genetic similarity between extinct Turanian and current Amur tiger populations. The country has implemented a comprehensive conflict-prevention system for human-tiger coexistence. This significant conservation initiative aims to re-establish tigers in their historic Central Asian range.
Food for thought: Is Delhi's midday meal nutritious enough?
A dead lizard in a Delhi school lunch has renewed scrutiny of the midday meal program. Concerns include hygiene, serving portions, and menu variety for students. The PM Poshan scheme outlines nutritional entitlements for primary and upper primary students. Budget limitations influence menu planning, affecting the inclusion of items like eggs. Teachers and parents debate whether the promised nutrition reaches every child's plate.
Labor’s gambling reform friendless as Coalition withholds support amid drug and sex worker allegations
Sarah Henderson says bill ignores gambling inducements, uniting parties and independents against controversial legislationFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastLabor will be forced to make major changes to its planned crackdown on online gambling advertising, as the Coalition, Greens and independents demand tougher rules to stop betting companies offering generous inducements as well as further limits on broadcast ads.Aft...
Zelenskyy rails at lack of anti-missile defences amid deadly Russian attack on Kyiv – Europe live
Ukrainian president tells allies that anti-ballistic measures could have saved lives as at least 17 die and more than 40 are injured in huge attackUkraine shot down 98 of the 115 drones fired by Russia overnight, the country’s air force said. But it was unable to shoot down any of the missiles, preliminary statistics from the air force showed.Kyiv can intercept the vast majority of drones, but still relies on supplies from allies to counter missiles, AFP noted. Continue reading...
Test for Australia’s best laundry detergent sees Aldi and Omo tied for first place
In a Choice test of 48 products, the Aldi powder also came out on top for top loadersGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastConsumer advocacy group Choice has put more than 40 supermarket laundry detergent products through the wringer, naming two Omo and one Aldi product as its best performers – while some other brands perform barely better than water.In a lab test of 48 laundry powders, liquids and capsules, Aldi Trimat Advanced Laundry Powder Concentrate, Omo Active Clean P...
J'khand student leader takes water after Wangchuk's appeal, to continue hunger strike
After four days without food or water, Jharkhand student leader Devendra Nath Mahto drank water following an appeal from climate activist Sonam Wangchuk but said his indefinite fast over alleged irregularities in state recruitment examinations would continue.
Lee Anderson slams critics of Reform’s small boats policy as he investigates Calais migrant crisis for himself: ‘Shut up!’
Lee Anderson has hit back at critics of Reform UK's plans to tackle the small boats crisis, telling opponents to “shut up” as he continued a fact-finding mission to migrant camps around northern France. Speaking to GB News from Calais, the Reform MP encouraged others to come and witness the scale of the migrant crisis first-hand. Mr Anderson described visiting beaches used for crossings and sprawling camps housing around 2,500 people.His visit comes after Reform announced Operation Fortress, a p...
Emotional scenes as two men who bashed a grandmother to death in a 'senseless and barbaric' murder are sentenced
Emotional scenes as two men who bashed a grandmother to death in a 'senseless and barbaric' murder are sentencedDonna Howe bashed to death in her homeSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy ANDREW STAFFORD FOR AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATED PRESS Published: 08:39, 5 August 2026 | Updated: 08:39, 5 August 2026 e-mail View comments
India to get its first plastic notes next year: RBI governor shares timeline
The government has authorised the Reserve Bank of India to print up to 2 billion polymer (plastic) notes - 1 billion each in the Rs 10 and Rs 20 denominations for field trials. At present, there is no proposal to replace paper currency entirely.
People-smuggler made £173,000 sending migrants onto dinghy that burst into flames - after piling 173 people onto boat designed to carry just 25
People-smuggler made £173,000 sending migrants onto dinghy that burst into flames - after piling 173 people onto boat designed to carry just 25See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy RORY TINGLE, HOME AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT and PETER ALLEN Published: 08:30, 5 August 2026 | Updated: 08:31, 5 August 2026 e-mail View comments
Palantir CEO Alex Karp to OpenAI and Anthropic: Don't try to 'drug addict' us
Palantir CEO Alex Karp criticizes frontier AI labs for demanding intellectual property from enterprises. He believes companies should retain control over their own models and data. Karp argues that current AI models are not delivering practical value for businesses. Palantir reported strong financial results, with revenue surging significantly year-over-year. This comes as OpenAI and Anthropic prepare for public listings.
'Tread carefully': SC calls for restraint, dialogue in dealing with student protesters
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Wednesday observed that authorities must exercise restraint while dealing with student protesters, saying any violent response to prevent violence only escalates the situation.
Democrats' bitter civil war hits Michigan, but biggest prize still up for grabs
DETROIT — The Democratic Party's progressive wing was aiming to notch its biggest victory yet Tuesday and deliver a high-profile blow to the center-left establishment in an intensifying ideological battle.But the anticipated triumph in battleground Michigan's Democratic Senate primary will have to wait.The race between progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed, a former Wayne County health director, and Rep. Haley Stevens, a more moderate contender, remained too close to call early Wednesday.THE MIDT...