March Equinox 2026: The First Day of Spring and Autumn and Its Cultural Significance Around the World
March Equinox 2026 marks spring in the north and autumn in the south, with deep cultural and scientific significance worldwide.
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Haiti’s Expanding Drone War: Civilian Deaths Raise Legal Questions Over Security Operations
Human Rights Watch investigation documents 141 drone strikes in Haiti, killing 1,243 people including 17 children. US-linked private contractors accused of unlawful operations.
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A World Under Pressure: The Global Toll of the Iran War, 11 Days On
Eleven days since the first explosions rocked Tehran, the war between US-Israeli forces and Iran has metastasized from a regional confrontation into a global economic and humanitarian crisis. This special report examines how the conflict is reshaping daily existence across the planet—from the price at the pump to the spectre of starvation in the world’s most vulnerable communities.
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The Calm Before the Storm: How WFP’s February 2026 Anticipatory Actions Are Rewriting the Humanitarian Rulebook
Feb 2026: WFP gave 6,500 Cox’s Bazar families 5,000 taka pre-flood via bKash. Global activations despite 40% budget cuts threaten Somalia/Nigeria programs.
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Four Years of War: Russia’s ‘Special Operation’ Becomes a Grueling Test of Endurance for Ukraine and Its Allies
Fourth anniversary Russia’s invasion: 55K Ukrainian soldiers dead, 15K civilians killed, 65% energy destroyed, Trump peace talks stalled. European leaders visit Kyiv.
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Investigative Journalism: Methods, Ethics & Impact on Public Accountability
How investigative journalism works: core methods, whistleblower protection, legal safeguards, ethical standards, and its role in strengthening democratic accountability.
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