Active outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of Congo prompted the World Health Organization to trigger its highest-level international alert mechanism.
WHO has declared a PHEIC — its highest alert level — over a Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak.
Active cases are concentrated in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
No authorized vaccine exists for this strain; member states must heighten border surveillance.
Tehran raises the stakes in nuclear talks with Washington: after leveraging maritime traffic, Iran now signals it could target critical digital infrastructure in the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran threatens to disrupt submarine internet cables passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
The warning comes amid stalled Iran-US nuclear negotiations.
Hormuz carries a third of global oil shipments and critical regional internet infrastructure.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Stockholm on Sunday, where the two countries announced a strategic partnership targeting a sharp increase in economic exchanges.
India and Sweden set a goal to double bilateral trade within five years.
The strategic partnership was signed during Modi's official visit to Stockholm.
The agreement is linked to broader EU–India free trade negotiations.
Streeting resigned from government citing a loss of confidence in the prime minister, following the Labour Party's poor performance at the latest elections.
Wes Streeting resigned as Health Secretary and is openly challenging Starmer's leadership.
He cited a loss of confidence in the prime minister after Labour's poor election results.
A potential Labour leadership contest would further destabilise the British government.