UN Secretary-General António Guterres visited Haiti, where gang violence has displaced 1.5 million people and killed over 2,300 this year. Guterres met with PM Alix Didier-Fils-Aimé and visited a makeshift shelter, witnessing the dire conditions faced by those fleeing violence.
South Sudan's military is accused of widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure, including homes, hospitals, and markets, during its counteroffensive in Jonglei State. Residents and an analysis group point to the army as responsible for targeted destruction, pushing tens of thousands towards famine. Government officials have not responded to specific allegations.
Israel's expropriation of land around the Sebastia archaeological site and its withholding of Palestinian tax revenues are devastating Palestinian livelihoods. The strategy uses heritage claims to justify settlement expansion and economic strangulation, impacting tourism, employment, and the Palestinian Authority's finances.
Health workers battling an Ebola outbreak in the DRC's Kpangba displacement camp face severe local resistance. Angry residents, denying Ebola deaths and resenting burial restrictions, have thwarted contact tracing efforts, raising fears of rapid spread in the overcrowded camp.
Israel's military accused Hezbollah of launching projectiles, violating a ceasefire, hours after ordering residents of 29 towns in southern Lebanon to evacuate. This escalation occurs despite reports of a potential Iran-US deal to end regional conflict, with Israeli officials calling for intensified attacks.
Vancouver police face accusations of aggressive tactics and "red-zoning" in the Downtown Eastside, a neighbourhood with high rates of homelessness and drug use, ahead of the World Cup. Community groups argue these actions are to present a "clean environment" for FIFA, potentially endangering vulnerable residents.
UNHCR's 2025 report indicates a 3% decrease in global refugees to 41.6 million, yet 70% face long-term displacement and poverty. Afghanistan, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Ukraine, and Venezuela remain top origin countries. Children constitute a higher proportion of refugees (39%) than the global population (29%).
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella believes some AI companies are eroding public trust by promoting negative narratives about AI's impact on jobs. He argues for demonstrating tangible benefits to rebuild confidence, citing data center development as an example of local community investment.
The UN refugee agency reported a decrease in forced displacement for the first time in ten years, with 117.8 million people displaced by conflict or persecution in 2025. Despite this decline, the agency warns the number remains unacceptably high, citing ongoing conflicts like the Iran war and challenges in voluntary returns.
Amnesty International released a 149-page report accusing Israel of orchestrating 'ethnic cleansing' in the West Bank through state policy, aiming for annexation. The report details forced displacement of Palestinians, with UN data showing over 100 villages emptied and thousands displaced since Jan 2023.
Climate change is displacing millions globally, but the US, under Trump's immigration policies, offers no asylum for environmental hazards. Displaced individuals face closed doors and deportation, with advocates criticizing the administration's stance.
A Guardian analysis reveals Donald Trump's immigration crackdown targets people from countries most vulnerable to climate-driven disasters. Many of these nations face severe impacts from storms, floods, and droughts, yet face entry bans or visa pauses to the US.
Amnesty International reports that the displacement of Palestinians from the West Bank is a deliberate Israeli government strategy of ethnic cleansing, not isolated incidents. The report highlights state-sanctioned violence, ignored court orders, and record settlement expansion, calling for international intervention.
The author, citing their work on a UN commission of inquiry, condemns Israel's actions in Gaza and the West Bank as war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide. They urge the Australian government to take concrete actions, including trade sanctions, accountability measures, and humanitarian aid, to fulfill its international law obligations.
A Guardian analysis reveals dozens of US Congress members and staffers took lavish, Aipac-funded trips to Israel since Oct 7, 2023, despite declining US public support for Israel's policies. The trips, costing over $4.2m, featured one-sided briefings and visits to settlements.
Israeli air strikes killed at least three people in southern Lebanon, targeting vehicles on Monday. The Israeli military also issued forced displacement orders for residents of 10 villages, citing Hezbollah's ceasefire violations. Fighting continues despite a US-mediated ceasefire.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai expressed optimism about the next generation's ability to navigate AI's impact on jobs, despite growing student anxieties. He believes young people will shape and adapt to technological progress, acknowledging current concerns about AI's future.
In Al-Manij camp, Yemen, Saeedah Mohammed, 65, feeds her grandchildren tree leaves due to a halt in World Food Programme aid over six months ago. The camp faces destitution and hunger.
Israeli forces conducted new airstrikes in Lebanon, resulting in at least two deaths and several injuries. Attacks targeted homes and areas near hospitals, causing damage and forcing evacuations. Hezbollah also reported targeting Israeli Iron Dome launchers.
Israeli forces conducted a new wave of air attacks in Lebanon on Saturday, targeting areas near the Syrian border and villages in southern Lebanon. The raids followed earlier attacks that killed 10 people and damaged a hospital.
Eric Schmidt faced boos at the University of Arizona commencement after warning graduates about the 'mess' created by technology and AI. He noted AI's potential to replace programmers and perform corporate operations, contrasting with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's optimistic view on AI creating opportunities.
Protesters gathered in Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and Hobart to commemorate Nakba Day, marking the displacement of Palestinians in 1948. Speakers highlighted the ongoing nature of the 'catastrophe' and called for justice.
Gang violence in Haiti has forced Doctors Without Borders to temporarily close a clinic in Cité Soleil, treating over 40 gunshot victims in 12 hours. Hundreds fled homes as gangs set fire to houses near the airport road. The country faces ongoing political instability and economic hardship.
Hyundai Motor Group's Executive Chair Euisun Chung discusses balanced robotics development (software/hardware), symbiotic human-robot relations, and addresses concerns over job displacement by robots like Atlas. Also mentions potential delays in Saudi Arabia plant and Middle East sales decline due to the Middle East war.
