Uganda's progressive refugee policies are strained by severe funding cuts, leading to a health crisis. Aid reductions have slashed food rations, increased malnutrition, and forced the closure of health clinics, leaving refugees vulnerable and staff overwhelmed.
London's dining scene is buzzing with 10 new restaurant openings in Summer 2026, offering diverse culinary experiences from Italian seafood and French brasseries to Hong Kong-inspired barbecue and modern British tasting menus. These establishments emphasize bold flavors, accessibility, and unique concepts, solidifying London's status as a global culinary hub.
Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) plans to reduce departure passenger fees and introduce a new arrival charge, keeping total user development fees (UDF) unchanged. This aims to ease passenger burden and align with other airports, alongside a major expansion project.
Autonomous delivery robots are becoming a common sight in Milton Keynes, UK, operating since 2018. With potential nationwide approval, these Starship Technologies robots offer convenience but raise concerns about pedestrian safety and potential vandalism.
Norway's Leo Østigård welcomed his first child via video link during the World Cup, while Belgium's Jérémy Doku faces a decision about leaving the squad for his wife's childbirth, sparking debate.
DHAKA: Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh expressed concern on Wednesday as the cash-strapped UN World Food Programme (WFP) prepares to cut aid for large portions of the 1.2 million-strong group. Bangladesh’s vast refugee camps shelter Rohingya who fled persecution in neighboring war-torn Myanmar, with more than 150,000 new arrivals since 2024, according to the WFP. The agency is the sole provider of monthly food assistance for the community. But with global funding stretched thin and more people needing aid, resources are already under pressure.
