Former Ethereum Foundation contributor Trenton Van Epps warns of an impending funding crisis for Ethereum's core development, estimating a need for $30 million annually. This follows spending cuts and program expirations, alongside departures from the Foundation.
SIPRI warns that geopolitical tensions and funding shortfalls are weakening international peacekeeping, particularly UN missions. Active personnel are at a 25-year low, with significant budget gaps and complex Security Council decisions hindering operations.
UK universities may cut hardship support and outreach for disadvantaged students due to severe funding issues. Over two-thirds of vice-chancellors are considering job cuts, with many also looking at mergers.
SIPRI reports that geopolitical tensions and a funding crisis are jeopardizing UN peacekeeping missions. The number of deployed international staff fell to under 79,000 in 2025, the lowest in 25 years, with 58 operations active, down from previous years.
SIPRI warns that geopolitical tensions and funding shortages are jeopardizing UN peacekeeping missions. The number of deployed international staff fell to under 79,000 in 2025, the lowest in 25 years, with 58 operations active, below 60 for the first time since 2016.
Cardano's future is uncertain as key research and infrastructure proposals face rejection in a critical treasury funding vote. Failure to secure $46.8 million could lead to an exodus of scientists and the closure of its research lab.
A new Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda has triggered a health emergency, exposing Africa's reliance on dwindling international aid. The outbreak, caused by a strain with no approved treatments or vaccines, coincides with a significant drop in global health funding, prompting African nations to push for "health sovereignty."
The WHO declared an Ebola outbreak in Uganda and DRC a "public health emergency of international concern." This declaration highlights global health security concerns, especially amid the WHO's funding crisis, US withdrawal, and ongoing disputes over a pandemic treaty, raising questions about global preparedness for future outbreaks.
Victoria faces a political funding crisis six months before the state election, as the High Court struck down its donations laws. With no limits or disclosure requirements, integrity experts warn of unchecked influence. The government is racing to enact new, constitutionally sound laws.
One of two legal bodies responsible for representing vulnerable Territorians in court is considering making further cuts, six months after its services were previously slashed.
Australian golf officials are reassuring the public about the future of top golfers like Cam Smith, whose careers are uncertain due to LIV Golf's funding crisis. They express support for players' choices and hope for a unified global golf ecosystem.
