Global Issues

This week highlights critical geopolitical conflicts and domestic policy challenges, from Gaza's humanitarian crisis to a US political impasse over immigration.

Tennis star Coco Gauff addresses domestic US issues, emphasizing that no one should die for merely existing, which raises awareness globally.

In Gaza, displaced Palestinians endure hazardous living conditions amidst landfills, confronting rats, disease, and unexploded munitions.

The U.S. recently deported nine migrants to Cameroon, defying court orders meant to protect them from removal.

US Secretary of State Rubio endorses Orban in Hungary, where fierce elections loom against opposition leader Magyar's rising TISZA party.

BBC's Lyse Doucet reports from Tehran post-crackdown, uncovering ongoing tensions and the raw pain in Iran after the protests.

Tisza party led by Peter Magyar campaigns to end corruption and re-align Hungary away from Russian influence.

Viktor Orban claims EU interference is a bigger threat than Russia, amid electoral challenges.

In a surprising display of unity, Republicans and Democrats at the Munich Security Conference criticized Trump's foreign policy moves.

Israel's Netanyahu promotes US strikes on Iran, eyeing regime change amid rising tensions, amid reliance on Trump's support.

Marco Rubio visits Slovakia and Hungary to reinforce ties with pro-Trump leadership amid EU tensions.

After a 6-year hiatus due to insecurity, Nigeria's Argungu Fishing Festival returns, highlighting cultural vibrancy and improved regional stability.