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jns.orgpolitics1 day ago
U.S. Son-in-Law Joins Donor Conference on Gaza Recovery
Jared Kushner participated by video in a Palestine Donor Group meeting on Gaza reconstruction. The session launched an €883.6 million early-recovery program while the EU and UN estimate full rebuilding costs at $71 billion.
world3 days ago
European Commission Launches $1 Billion Gaza Recovery Initiative
The European Commission and international partners announced a $1 billion aid plan to restore water, sanitation and health systems and clear debris in Gaza. The initiative targets infrastructure damage from recent conflict.
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vox.comworld3 days ago
ZAKA sends search-and-rescue team to Venezuela after earthquake
ZAKA deployed an international response team to Venezuela on June 29 following a request from Venezuelan authorities. The team will conduct search-and-rescue operations, distribute supplies, and assess land damage after recent earthquakes.
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axios.comworld6 days ago
Developing countries spent more on foreign debt than education in 2025
A Unesco report found that 113 developing countries spent more on debt servicing than on education last year. Low- and lower-middle-income countries also lost 21 percent of education aid received in 2023, with further cuts projected through 2027.
globalnews.cascience8 days ago
Search dogs locate survivors after Venezuela earthquakes
Rescue dogs from multiple countries assisted search efforts in collapsed buildings along Venezuela's northern coast. Venezuelan officials reported 3,535 deaths and more than 18,000 people left homeless nearly two weeks after the June 24 quakes.
citizen.co.zaworld10 days ago
Israeli Rescue Delegation Ends Venezuela Operations and Returns Home
The delegation completed its week-long mission on Monday after assisting with search-and-rescue and humanitarian aid. It was deployed following twin earthquakes that struck the country on June 28.
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globalnews.caworld11 days ago
Search-and-rescue dogs from multiple countries aid Venezuela earthquake recovery
Dozens of dogs from more than 20 countries have joined Venezuelan and international teams searching rubble after two earthquakes struck on June 24. The animals have located survivors and recovered bodies from nearly 200 collapsed buildings.
The Guardianworld12 days ago
UK government withdraws tender for higher education program for women and girls
The British government has withdrawn the tender for the Strengthening higher education for female empowerment program two years after its announcement. The £45 million scheme had aimed to increase access to higher education for one million students across Africa, Asia, and the Mi…
livemint.comworld13 days ago
Rescuers Pull Man Alive From Rubble Eight Days After Venezuela Quakes
Teams from seven countries extracted a 43-year-old security guard from a collapsed building in Catia La Mar on July 2. The death toll stands at 2,595 with more than 12,400 injured and up to 50,000 people still missing.
livemint.comworld14 days ago
Venezuela Earthquakes Kill 1,943 With Tens of Thousands Missing
Twin magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 quakes struck on June 24. The death toll reached 1,943 by June 30 with more than 10,000 injured and up to 6.8 million people affected.
algemeiner.comworld16 days ago
Israeli Delegation to Assist Venezuela Earthquake Recovery
A joint team from Israel's Foreign Ministry, the IDF, and the Home Front Command will depart for Venezuela on Tuesday. The group will support recovery operations following a recent earthquake.
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sana.syworld17 days ago
International aid increases for Venezuelan earthquake survivors
Search and rescue operations continue after back-to-back earthquakes struck Venezuela last week. International assistance has expanded as relief organizations coordinate supplies and personnel.
vanguardngr.comworld17 days agoUpdated
Earthquakes Kill 1,430 in Venezuela; Rescue Teams Pull Survivors from Rubble
Two earthquakes struck La Guaira state on June 24. Rescue teams from multiple countries searched rubble as the death toll reached 1,430 by June 27.
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vanguardngr.comworld17 days agoUpdated
British and Israeli Teams Join Venezuela Earthquake Rescue
British and Israeli search and rescue teams have arrived in Venezuela to assist recovery after twin earthquakes killed nearly 1,000 people and displaced tens of thousands. A UK Royal Air Force plane carrying 68 personnel, dogs, and drones departed Friday evening.
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New York Postworld18 days ago
Venezuela earthquake death toll exceeds 1,400 as rescue efforts continue
Twin earthquakes struck Venezuela on Wednesday, killing more than 1,400 people and leaving tens of thousands unaccounted for. International teams are searching rubble amid aftershocks while aid arrives from multiple countries.
France 24world18 days agoUpdated
Earthquakes Kill at Least 920 in Venezuela; More Than 51,000 Reported Missing
Two magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes struck Venezuela on Wednesday, killing 1,430 people and injuring 3,238. More than 68,000 remain missing as international rescue teams arrive.
Nbc Newsworld20 days agoUpdated
Earthquakes Kill Around 235 in Venezuela, Injure 4,300; U.S. and Others Send Aid
Two powerful quakes struck northern Venezuela on June 24, 2026, prompting a state of emergency and international aid. The U.S. waived sanctions to facilitate relief until October.
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nbcnews.comworld20 days ago
Search and Rescue Teams From California and Virginia Mobilize for Venezuela Earthquake Response
Teams from California and Virginia are preparing to deploy to Venezuela following powerful earthquakes that struck the country on Wednesday. The mobilization forms part of the State Department's assistance effort.
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middleeasteye.networld21 days ago
Israel Prepares Aid Delegation to Venezuela After Earthquakes
Israeli officials are assessing options to send rescue teams and other assistance to Venezuela following recent earthquakes. The Foreign Ministry said a situation assessment is underway with relevant authorities.
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The Guardianscience25 days ago
El Niño conditions form in Pacific, UN agencies seek $202 million for anticipatory aid
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported El Niño conditions in the Pacific last week. The World Food Programme and Food and Agriculture Organization issued a joint appeal for funds to assist 8.8 million people ahead of expected impacts.
New York Postpolitics26 days ago
Former New York governor organizes American football event for Ukrainian youth
A former New York governor is helping run a youth American football tournament in Ukraine next week. The event includes matches, clinics, and workshops for more than 300 children.
info.gov.hkscience27 days ago
CDC Allocates $107 Million for Ebola Response in DRC and Uganda
The CDC will use emergency funds to support outbreak control in two African countries while the U.S. co-hosts the FIFA World Cup.
ABC Newsworld30 days ago
DRC Records 72 New Ebola Cases in One Day as Two New Areas Affected
Health officials recorded 29 deaths on June 13 as the outbreak marked its one-month point. The U.S. State Department pledged an additional $50 million for vaccines against the Bundibugyo strain.
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HIV prevention coverage fell 38 percent in 2025 after aid reductions
Data from 62 countries show more than one million fewer people received PrEP medication between 2024 and 2025. Funding for condoms dropped by as much as 90 percent in some programs.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewworld34 days ago
UN Report Says HIV Funding Cuts Reversed Progress on Infections and Deaths
A United Nations report states that global HIV funding fell 23 percent last year, producing the largest recorded drop in development assistance. New infections among women and girls in sub-Saharan Africa rose, and registered AIDS-related deaths reached at least 570,000 in 2025.
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nbcnews.comworld40 days ago
U.S. doctor treated for Ebola in Germany released from hospital
A U.S. doctor who contracted Ebola in Congo recovered after treatment at a Berlin hospital and was released on Saturday. His wife and four children, evacuated with him, remained symptom-free during quarantine.
Abc Newsworld40 days ago
U.S. doctor recovers from Ebola after treatment in Berlin hospital
A U.S. doctor who contracted Ebola while working in Congo was released from a Berlin hospital after his condition improved. His wife and four children, who were also evacuated, showed no symptoms during quarantine.
deccanchronicle.comscience43 days ago
U.S. Ends DREAMS HIV-Prevention Program for Girls in Mozambique After Trump Administration Funding Cuts
The DREAMS program, which provided HIV prevention services to adolescent girls and young women in Mozambique, has ended following funding cuts by the Trump administration. NPR reported on the development June 2, 2026.
info.gov.hkworld44 days ago
Pandemic Fund Approves Up to $220.6 Million for Ebola Response
The Pandemic Fund's Governing Board activated emergency financing procedures to release up to $220.6 million in grants for the Ebola outbreak in Central and Eastern Africa. Funds will support surveillance, laboratory systems, and health workforce capacity in affected and at-risk…
world47 days agoUpdated
Rescuers Evacuate First of Five Men Trapped in Flooded Laos Cave
Divers brought one of five villagers to safety on Friday after nine days inside a flooded cave in central Laos. Four men remain inside a chamber 300 metres from the entrance while two others are still missing.
indiatoday.intoday.inscience48 days ago
Outbreaks of hantavirus and Ebola prompt U.S. quarantine and travel measures
The U.S. government ordered quarantines after a hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship and imposed new traveler restrictions during an Ebola outbreak in Africa. Federal agencies stated that response operations continue despite recent staffing reductions at health agencies.
nbcnews.comworld48 days ago
U.S. Investigation of Gaza Aid Agency Expands to 1,500 Employees
The probe now covers staff suspected of links to Hamas. Officials are also considering whether to designate the agency a foreign terrorist organization.
deccanchronicle.comworld49 days ago
Funding pledges for central Africa Ebola response fall short of $500 million target
Pledges to address the Ebola outbreak in central Africa have not reached the $500 million figure announced by regional leaders. Health officials state that additional funds are required to contain the disease.
english.radio.czworld50 days ago
Czech Ammunition Initiative Loses Half Its Funding Countries
Czech President Petr Pavel said participation in the joint artillery procurement program for Ukraine has fallen from 18 countries to nine. The program has delivered up to half of Ukraine's large-caliber ammunition but reached only €1.4 billion of its €5 billion target.
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mondoweiss.netfinance51 days ago
Asian Philanthropic Groups Increase Climate Funding as U.S. and Europe Cut Aid
Asian organizations are expanding support for climate projects after the United States and several European countries reduced international climate assistance. Reports show current funding covers only a fraction of estimated regional needs.
msnbc.comworld55 days ago
Dutch Officials Meet Representatives of Aid Groups Designated by Israel
Dutch officials met with representatives of aid organizations that Israel has designated as outlawed. The meeting addressed conditions in occupied Gaza and the West Bank.
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dailywire.compolitics56 days ago
U.S. Withholds Funds from Global Vaccine Group Gavi
The United States has not sent $600 million budgeted for Gavi in fiscal years 2025 and 2026. The funding pause follows earlier U.S. withdrawal from the World Health Organization and the dismantling of USAID.
dohanews.copolitics57 days ago
U.S.-Led Board of Peace Reports Funding Gap for Gaza Reconstruction
The Board of Peace, established by President Trump in January, faces a shortfall between pledged and disbursed funds for Gaza reconstruction. Experts cite the board's structure and conditions as factors affecting donor participation.
The Independentworld57 days ago
U.S. Doctor with Ebola Flown to Germany for Treatment
A U.S. doctor who tested positive for the Bundibugyo ebolavirus while working in the Democratic Republic of Congo was flown to Germany for treatment. Colleagues described him as barely able to walk at departure. His wife and children are being monitored.
msnbc.compolitics58 days ago
Board of Peace Report Identifies Funding Gap in Gaza Rebuilding Plan
The Board of Peace reported a gap between pledged and disbursed funds for a Gaza rebuilding plan estimated at $70 billion. The report called for faster disbursement to avoid a cash shortfall.
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rte.iescience58 days ago
Study Links USAID Aid Cuts to Increased Conflict in Africa
A new study published May 14 in the journal Science examined the effects of the U.S. Agency for International Development shutdown on conflict levels across Africa. Researchers analyzed data from 870 subnational regions that had received varying levels of USAID support.
Le Mondeworld58 days ago
U.S. Implements Airport Screenings and Visa Pause for Ebola Outbreak
The United States announced new health measures on Monday to limit the spread of Ebola from affected regions. Officials will screen air travelers and temporarily suspend visa services for certain countries.
Wiredworld59 days ago
Danish Researchers Study Non-Specific Vaccine Effects in Guinea-Bissau
Peter Aaby and Christine Stabell Benn have conducted vaccine research in Guinea-Bissau for decades. Their findings on non-specific effects have drawn renewed attention under the current U.S. administration. The work has prompted both funding and criticism from Danish scientists.
rnz.co.nzworld62 days ago
UK Halves Contribution to Global Climate Fund After US Pulls $4 Billion Pledge
The world’s largest state-backed climate fund will lose half its funding from the UK following the cancellation of a $4 billion U.S. pledge in 2025. The developments mark a significant reduction in support for the fund from two of its largest historical contributors. @business re…
world63 days ago
U.S. Renews $100 Million Aid Offer to Cuba
The United States on Wednesday renewed an offer of $100 million in aid for Cuba. Officials are pressing the country to cooperate amid an economic crisis that includes prolonged blackouts. The renewed offer comes as Cuba weathers severe economic difficulties.
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Washington Examinerpolitics69 days ago
UAE Transfers $100 Million to Board of Peace for Gaza Police Training
The United Arab Emirates sent $100 million to the Board of Peace on Friday, the largest single donation since its creation. The funds will support training for a planned 27,000-member police force in Gaza, with officers to be trained in Egypt and Jordan. The Board of Peace is als…
citizen.co.zafinance74 days ago
Israeli Court Extends Detention of 2 Gaza Flotilla Activists from Spain and Brazil by 2 Days
An Israeli court extended the detention of Spanish and Brazilian activists Saif Abu Keshek and Thiago Avila until May 5 after their arrest from a Gaza-bound aid flotilla. The governments of Spain and Brazil called the detentions illegal in a joint statement. The activists deny ch…
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The Independentscience81 days ago
Maternal Health Services Disrupted in Mozambique's Niassa Province Due to Aid Cuts
Maternal health programs in Mozambique's remote Niassa province have nearly halted following the withdrawal of international aid. Organizations report increased complications for pregnant women and newborns due to reduced access to services. Efforts are underway to adapt and secu…
nypost.comworld83 days ago
U.S. and Iran Engage in Economic Warfare Amid Shaky Cease-Fire
The U.S. and Iran have shifted from direct military conflict to economic measures, including blockades and seizures, as a fragile cease-fire holds without plans for further talks. President Trump extended the truce while ordering naval actions in key waterways. The standoff has d…
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citizen.co.zapolitics89 days ago
Sexual Misconduct Allegations Against Freedom Flotilla Senior Leader
A senior leader of a flotilla aiming to deliver aid to Gaza has been accused of sexual misconduct with at least three activists. The allegations emerged during the group's latest voyage, which departed from Barcelona on April 12. The accused individual denied the claims, and a fl…
Semaforworld92 days ago
Sudan's War Enters Fourth Year Amid Worsening Humanitarian Crisis
Sudan's conflict has reached its fourth year, displacing 14 million people and sparking the world's largest humanitarian crisis. A top UN official criticized the lack of global urgency to end the war. Reports indicate deepening hunger, with millions surviving on one meal a day, c…