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Pakistan HIV outbreak linked to unsafe injections

Warning: This report contains distressing content An eight-year-old boy, Mohammed Amin, died shortly after being diagnosed with HIV, leaving his family devastated and raising serious concerns about medical safety practices in Pakistan. According to his mother, Sughra, the child suffered intense fever and severe pain before his death. His sister, Asma, now 10, has also been diagnosed with HIV. The family believes both children contracted the virus through contaminated injections during routine treatment at a government hospital in Taunsa, located in Punjab province. Their case is part of a wider health crisis. An investigation by BBC Eye identified 331 children in Taunsa who tested positive for HIV between November 2024 and October 2025. Unsafe medical practices exposed Concerns about the outbreak first emerged in late 2024 when a private doctor noticed an unusual rise in HIV cases among children who […]

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Greece Accused of Migrant Pushback Abuse

An investigation has uncovered allegations that Greek police recruited migrants to forcibly push other migrants back across the land border with Turkey, raising serious concerns about potential human rights violations. According to internal documents reviewed by the BBC, the practice was reportedly organised and overseen by senior officers. These individuals, described as “mercenaries,” were allegedly involved in illegal pushbacks—operations that return migrants across borders without due legal process, which is generally prohibited under international law. Witness accounts describe severe abuses during these operations. Migrants claim they were stripped of their belongings, beaten, and in some cases subjected to sexual violence. Reports suggest that these recruited individuals—often migrants themselves from countries such as Syria, Afghanistan, and Pakistan—were compensated with cash, confiscated valuables, or documents that could ease their movement within Greece. The incidents are said to have taken place along the […]

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Iran resumes rail services on routes damaged by war

Iran has resumed rail services on several key routes after repairing sections of track damaged during the recent war with Israel and the United States, according to state media reports on Monday. Authorities have begun reconstruction work on bridges, railway lines and other infrastructure that were hit during nearly 40 days of fighting. A fragile ceasefire has been in place since Wednesday, creating space for emergency repairs and limited restoration of transport links. In Iran’s northwestern Azerbaijan region, the director general of the railways said trains have started running again from the city of Tabriz to the capital Tehran and to Mashhad in the northeast. “These trains have resumed service after an interruption of four to five days,” Alireza Soleimani told the official IRNA news agency. He added that the Tehran–Tabriz–Van service also left Tehran for Van in Turkey on […]

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Turkey accuses Israel of portraying it as ‘new enemy’

Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has accused Israel of trying to portray Turkey as its “new enemy” amid rising tensions over the Gaza war and the broader regional conflict involving Iran. Speaking in a televised interview with state‑run Anadolu news agency, Fidan said Israel “cannot live without an enemy” and is now attempting to cast Turkey in that role following years of confrontation with Iran and its allies. Relations between Ankara and Tel Aviv have steadily worsened since the Gaza war erupted after Hamas’s October 7, 2023 cross‑border attack on Israel. Fidan’s remarks came after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned United States President Donald Trump of possible “provocations and sabotage” that could undermine an initial ceasefire understanding in the US‑Israeli war on Iran. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed that Israel will continue to confront Tehran and its regional […]

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Five ways the Strait of Hormuz affects global oil supply

The potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz poses a major threat to global oil supply, given its role as one of the world’s most critical energy transit routes. The narrow channel connects the Persian Gulf to international markets and serves as a gateway for crude exports from key Middle East producers. Here are five ways the Strait of Hormuz affects global oil supply: Massive disruption to global oil flowAround 20 per cent of the world’s daily oil supply, estimated at roughly 20 million barrels, passes through the strait. A closure would immediately halt a significant portion of exports from major producers such as Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, creating a sudden supply shock in global markets. Limited alternative routesSome countries have pipelines that bypass the strait, but these alternatives cannot fully replace the volume transported […]

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Rising diesel costs cripple fishing as 80 percent of vessels stop work

Rising diesel prices have crippled Nigeria’s fishing industry, leaving more than 80 percent of trawler vessels grounded. A visit to the Ijora Fish Market in Lagos showed a sharp drop in fish supplied by Nigerian trawlers, leading to scarcity and higher prices for consumers. Retired Navy Captain Oladele Robinson, National Executive Secretary of the Fisheries Cooperatives Federation of Nigeria, said both artisanal and industrial operators are badly hit by the soaring cost of fuel. He explained that small scale fishers rely on petrol PMS to power their boats, while industrial trawlers depend entirely on diesel AGO. Many now go to sea and return without enough catch to cover fuel costs, making trips unsustainable. Robinson said this situation is driving up the prices of fish and other seafood across markets. Sources close to the Nigerian Trawlers Owners Association NITOA said diesel […]

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Easter Truce Falters as Violations Reported

An Easter ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine came into effect on Saturday, but signs of instability appeared almost immediately, raising doubts about its effectiveness. Just 38 minutes after the truce began, air raid sirens were reported in the Kharkiv region of north-eastern Ukraine. Since then, both officials and military sources have recorded several violations along the front line, although no major missile or drone strikes have been confirmed. The temporary pause in fighting is expected to last until Easter Monday, offering civilians a brief respite more than four years after Russia launched its full-scale invasion. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stressed that the ceasefire should provide safety and peace, but warned that Ukrainian forces would respond proportionally to any violations. On the ground, skepticism remains high. In Kharkiv, residents gathered at St John the Theologian Church to observe Easter traditions. Families […]

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Artemis II Mission Marks Historic Moon Journey

For 10 days, four astronauts aboard NASA’s Artemis II mission pushed the boundaries of human spaceflight, travelling farther from Earth than any crew before them on a historic journey to the Moon and back. From liftoff at Kennedy Space Center to their dramatic return, the mission captured global attention. The launch itself was a powerful spectacle—blinding light, thunderous sound, and intense vibrations—as the massive rocket carried the crew into space at extraordinary speed. Inside the Orion capsule, astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen lived and worked in tight quarters roughly the size of a minibus. Despite the limited space and lack of privacy, they conducted scientific experiments, rehearsed procedures, and maintained strict routines throughout the journey. The mission also highlighted the realities of space travel. Even basic systems, such as the spacecraft’s toilet, faced technical challenges, […]

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Hungary votes in high-stakes election

Voters in Hungary are turning out in large numbers for a crucial election that could end the long rule of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán after 16 years in power. Early turnout figures suggest strong mobilisation, with participation significantly higher than in the previous election. Polling stations remain open until the evening, with results expected later the same day. The main challenger, Péter Magyar, leads the newly formed Tisza party, created after his split from Orbán’s ruling Fidesz. After casting his vote in Budapest, he pledged to strengthen Hungary’s role within the European Union and NATO, while tackling corruption. Orbán, seeking another term, expressed confidence in his chances, stating that he was determined to win and had not underestimated his opponent. The election campaign has been tense, with both sides accusing each other of using pressure tactics. Orbán warned that the […]

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Libya adopts first unified budget in 13 years after US mediation

Libya has approved its first unified national budget in more than 13 years after a United States mediated agreement between rival eastern and western political blocs. The Central Bank of Libya announced on Saturday that representatives of the Benghazi based House of Representatives and the Tripoli based High Council of State had signed a deal to harmonise public spending across the divided country. The bank described the move as real progress towards unifying fiscal policy and improving the management of state finances, calling it the first consensus on a single spending framework since before the 2011 uprising. Libya has struggled with political fragmentation and conflict since the fall of longtime ruler Muammar Gaddafi during the Arab Spring. Power remains split between a UN recognised government in Tripoli led by Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah and an eastern administration backed by military […]

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