Antarctica’s Giant Iceberg A23a May Disappear by Late 2025
Antarctica’s giant iceberg A23a, calved nearly 40 years ago, is rapidly breaking apart. Researchers warn it may vanish by November 2025, highlighting urgent climate concerns.
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Israel-Hamas Talks Continue in Sharm El-Sheikh; US Joins Tomorrow
Egyptian FM Badr Abdel-Ati says Israel and Hamas talks in Sharm El-Sheikh continue with regional delegates, and the US will join tomorrow.
Syria’s Defense Chief and Kurdish SDF Broker Immediate Ceasefire
Syria’s defense chief and Kurdish SDF commander agree on an immediate ceasefire after fierce Aleppo clashes, aiming to halt violence across northern fronts.
Quantum Circuit Breakthrough Wins 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics honors quantum circuit breakthroughs by Clarke, Devoret & Martinis, paving the way for next-gen quantum technologies.
UN Chief Denounces Houthi Detention of Nine More Staff in Yemen
UN chief Guterres condemns the detention of nine more UN staff by Houthi authorities in Yemen, raising the total to 53 and urging their immediate release.
UN Rights Council Unanimously Adopts Economic, Social & Cultural Rights Draft
The UN Human Rights Council unanimously adopted a draft resolution to strengthen economic, social & cultural rights, highlighting action-oriented cooperation and technical support.
UNSC Debates Women, Peace & Security: Call for Gender Data Revolution
On the 25th anniversary of UNSC resolution 1325, leaders push for binding targets and a gender data revolution to boost women’s role in peace & security.
RSF Artillery Strikes El Fasher: 13 Civilians Killed, 19 Wounded
RSF artillery strikes residential areas in El Fasher, Sudan, killing 13 civilians (including children) and wounding 19. Volunteer groups call it a “full-fledged war crime.”
Egypt’s Khaled El-Enany Tapped as Sole UNESCO Director-General Candidate
Khaled El-Enany, former Egypt tourism minister and Egyptology professor, is now the sole UNESCO director-general candidate, aiming to be the first Arab and second African in the role.
Israel and Hamas Kick Off Indirect Talks in Egypt
Indirect talks between Israel and Hamas kicked off in Egypt to prepare a prisoner swap under the US 20-point Gaza ceasefire plan.