The Philippines’ "doctors to the barrios" model shows how workforce shortages, intersected with governance, financing and system design, reveal why rural care remains fragile despite years of reforms.
Transportation Minister Janos Lazar says Hungary doesn’t need foreign workers and crudely joked that Roma should clean dirty toilets in their stead. Will his comments cost Viktor Orban’s party in upcoming elections?
A landslide in southern Sicily has homes balanced at the edge of a cliff following days of rain. Officials have said some people won’t be able to return to living in their homes.
Prosecutors in Hungary are moving against Budapest’s mayor, Gergely Karacsony, after last year’s Pride went ahead despite a police ban. The case is being handled without a court hearing and as elections approach.
Keir Starmer has arrived in China for the first trip by a British prime minister since 2018. He’s the latest of a string of Western leaders to visit recently, with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz soon to follow.
With the US due to co-host the football World Cup this summer, former FIFA President Sepp Blatter said a former colleague was "right" to advise supporters to "stay home" and watch on TV amid an immigration crackdown.
A Dutch court on Tuesday sentenced Eritrean Amanuel W. to 20 years in prison in the Netherlands’ largest migrant smuggling case so far. More suspects are set to appear in court later this year.
The Trump administration has moved ICE’s center of activity from the US border with Mexico to the heart of US cities. Federal agents’ encounters with the public are challenging the foundational ideas of America.
Three Dutch political parties clinched a coalition deal but will have to rely on support from other parties to govern.
A corruption scandal in the People’s Liberation Army has rocked China’s military. Probes into two of President Xi Jinping’s deputies highlight a struggle over loyalty, power and control within the armed forces.
