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Switzerland allocates $3.8M to help combat Ebola outbreak in DR Congo

Funding to support WHO operations, disease prevention, maternal health programs in conflict-hit eastern provinces26 May 2026

Heat wave grips UK with record-breaking May temperatures for 2nd day

Met Office says earliest 35 °C (95 °F) reading on record has been recorded, as heat wave continues across England, Wales with health warnings in effect26 May 2026

US opens door to Patriot missile production in Poland as alliance shifts from deployment to industrial integration

Move could deepen Warsaw’s role in NATO’s defense supply chain when Washington is under pressure to replenish stocks, reassure allies about long-term military commitment in Europe26 May 2026

Russia slams 'egregious' disrespect of US denying deputy foreign minister visa for UN meeting

Vassily Nebenzia calls US move 'a breach by Washington of its obligations under the United Nations Headquarters Agreement'26 May 2026

Senior Russian cleric released hours after Moscow summoned Czech envoy over his detention

Cleric's release follows Russian protest over 'absurd' drug allegations and anonymous tip26 May 2026

CENTCOM denies reports of US Navy escort operations in Strait of Hormuz

Wall Street Journal reported navy guided Greek supertanker with 2M barrels of crude, headed to India to deliver cargo 26 May 2026

Red Cross warns of deepening ‘silent crises’ across Middle East

International Federation of Red Cross says health systems, food security, humanitarian operations under growing strain in Iran, Lebanon26 May 2026

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Egyptian, Iranian presidents discuss efforts on Iran-US agreement

Abdel Fattah el-Sisi reiterates rejection of threats to Gulf states’ sovereignty during call with Masoud Pezeshkian26 May 2026

UN chief warns UN Charter principles under 'profound strain' amid rising conflicts, divisions

'We now face the highest number of conflicts since the founding of the United Nations, and there is growing external interference,' says Antonio Guterres26 May 2026

Ireland moves ahead with settlement goods ban despite limits on services

Prime Minister Micheal Martin says widening legislation could expose Ireland to economic risks linked to US multinational companies26 May 2026

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