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Mochamad Subchi Azal Tsani, a teacher who sexually abused a pupil, is back in jail in Indonesia following a BBC investigation. He had been secretly released on parole in 2025 after serving less than half his sentence.
By Sarah Jenkins ·
Water supplies are dwindling, crops are failing and food prices are climbing across Papua New Guinea, with the worst agricultural effects still expected months ahead. The excerpt links these warning signs to an El Niño that some climate watchers are calling a “Super El Niño”.
By Sarah Jenkins ·
Russian health authorities say there is “no plague case” in Siberia, WHO officials said on Wednesday, 07 Oct 2026. The statement followed reports last week that a lab technician in the region had died of pneumonia of an unknown origin. Assessments are continuing, according to the source headline.
By Sarah Jenkins ·
Data published on Wednesday highlighted the harrowing treatment many child migrants face on journeys to Europe in search of work and shelter. The source headline also mentions Greenland’s forced contraception scandal and FAO hunger updates, but the excerpt provides no details on either topic.
By Sarah Jenkins ·
The UN condemned the latest attacks in Ukraine, with its Humanitarian Coordinator for the country calling on Wednesday for attacks against civilians to stop. The appeal followed further overnight strikes by Russian forces that reportedly killed at least 19 in the Chernihiv Region.
By Sarah Jenkins ·
Kenya is urgently seeking to identify everyone who had contact with the victim of the country’s first Ebola death. The World Health Organization’s (WHO) top official in Kenya told UN News that the United Nations and partners are providing full support, in her first interview about the case.
By Sarah Jenkins ·