The Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has caused over 3,000 deaths from more than 6,100 confirmed cases, and the outbreak continues to spread rapidly despite control efforts. (translated)
The number of Ebola cases in Congo has risen alarmingly, exceeding 6,000, with nearly 3,000 deaths, in an outbreak marked by major difficulties and attacks on medical teams. (translated)
The images of the catastrophic collapse in Nepal and Tibet, which have led to over 600 deaths, are censored in China, despite the scale of the tragic event and the increasing number of missing persons, highlighting the concerns of the Beijing regime regarding internal stability. (translated)
Two days after the devastating floods in Nepal, rescue teams continue their search for nearly 1,400 missing persons, with over 550 confirmed deaths already recorded. (translated)
The Democratic Republic of Congo has started vaccination against Ebola to control the epidemic with the fastest spread in history, recording over 5,700 cases and 2,700 deaths so far. (translated)
The United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, requested $1.1 billion to support humanitarian efforts in the fight against the Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo, emphasizing the urgency of expanding medical and humanitarian response in the face of the increasing number of cases and deaths. (translated)
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has made an urgent appeal for the raising of $1.1 billion needed to combat the Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which has caused nearly 2,700 deaths, with no approved vaccine or treatment available for the current strain. (translated)
The Shingrix vaccine, used against shingles, has been associated with a 12% reduction in the risk of myocardial infarction and stroke among vaccinated individuals, suggesting that vaccination could prevent thousands of deaths annually and could have a similar impact to antihypertensive medications, according to a study conducted on 70,000 adults in the USA. (translated)
This summer has brought over 35,000 excess deaths in Europe due to extreme heatwaves, with the most affected countries being Germany, France, and Spain, and experts estimate that the toll will continue to rise as data from the coming months is compiled. (translated)
The consecutive heatwaves that hit Europe in the summer of 2026 led to the death of at least 35,000 Europeans, with a final toll that could be much higher, especially in Germany, France, and Spain, where record temperatures caused unprecedented heat-related deaths. (translated)
Germany reported approximately 14,000 deaths due to the heatwave this summer, a record number that surpasses the toll from 2018, and two other European countries, France and Spain, also recorded a significant number of deaths related to extreme temperatures. (translated)
The Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo remains uncontrolled, with nearly 5,000 infections and over 2,300 deaths reported, and the World Health Organization (WHO) warns of the increased risk of international spread, calling for government cooperation to intensify efforts to combat the virus. (translated)
The article analyzes the devastating periods of heatwaves and drought in European history, focusing on the years 1473, 1540, and 1757, which had tragic consequences on the population, including mass deaths and crop destruction, highlighting how extreme climatic conditions turned the Danube into places where it could be crossed on foot. (translated)
The Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo has reached over 5,000 confirmed cases and nearly 2,400 deaths, with a mortality rate of 47.4%, and authorities warn that the actual number of infections could be much higher, while the epidemic is caused by the Bundibugyo strain for which there is still no vaccine or specific treatment. (translated)
According to the independent publication Mediazona, in collaboration with the BBC, by August 13, 2026, the identities of 239,354 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine since February 24, 2022, have been confirmed, but the actual number could be significantly higher due to the difficulties in verifying deaths. (translated)
The Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has become the deadliest in the country's history, causing more than 2,300 deaths in just three months and surpassing the previous toll from 2018-2020, against the backdrop of rapid spread and a lack of sufficient intervention measures. (translated)
The devastating fires in Europe continue to take victims, with two deaths reported in Greece and huge flames threatening areas in Belgium, where hundreds of firefighters and volunteers are fighting to control the fire in a nature reserve. (translated)
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake occurred off the coast of Indonesia, causing at least two deaths, damaging several buildings, and generating some small tsunami waves, according to local authorities. (translated)
A recent report from California revealed an alarming increase in cases of silicosis, a fatal lung disease, among workers who manufacture quartz countertops, with 31 deaths and nearly 600 illnesses recorded between 2019 and 2026, which has led to calls for stricter regulations and a ban similar to the one implemented in Australia. (translated)
In July 2026, the UN reported the highest death and injury toll among civilians in Ukraine, with 3,047 victims, including 437 deaths, marking a significant increase compared to previous months, and the trend of escalating violence has led to reports of more devastating attacks, especially in the capital, Kyiv. (translated)
