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UNESCO has launched a public consultation on its draft guidance for fair payment for news in the digital age, seeking input from stakeholders worldwide to address the economic challenges facing journalism.
Argentine host Florencia Pena resigned after incorrectly reporting Lionel Messi’s father’s death live on Luzu TV, later apologizing and taking responsibility for the misinformation.
Cricket Ireland has confirmed that the T20I series against India will proceed as planned on June 26 and 28 in Belfast, following a security review. Officials are working with security partners to ensure the safety of all involved.
A recent report has debunked rumors suggesting Taylor Swift excluded Blake Lively from her wedding guest list, despite earlier speculation about their friendship.
Spain clashes with Saudi Arabia in a crucial FIFA 2026 World Cup Group H match. Teen sensation Lamine Yamal is included in the starting XI for Spain as they seek their first win of the tournament against a strong Saudi Arabian side.
Discover the best foods to eat and avoid before your yoga practice to ensure an energetic and light session. Learn about optimal timing and hydration.
Sunil Gavaskar suggests that Prasidh Krishna’s outstanding five-wicket haul against Afghanistan could mark a significant turning point in his international career, highlighting the bowler’s improved line and aggressive approach.
The Qube, located at The Leela Palace New Delhi, has been awarded ‘Best All-Day Dining Restaurant’ at the NDTV Food Awards 2026, celebrating its consistent quality and service throughout the day.
Dylan Harper’s father has addressed rumors, stating his son has not requested a starting role with the San Antonio Spurs, despite his impressive performances.
Harmanpreet Kaur makes history by playing her 200th T20 International match as India takes on South Africa in the Women’s T20 World Cup. She discusses the team’s strategy and her personal journey.
India’s FSSAI has issued warning notices to several food businesses for misleading claims, labeling violations, and other consumer complaints, directing them to take corrective actions.
Mumbai Indians are reportedly exploring a trade for Hardik Pandya, with Yashasvi Jaiswal emerging as a key target. Speculation mounts over significant changes within the franchise following a disappointing season.
A nutritionist attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the US has voiced concerns about the American food environment potentially impacting elite athletes’ performance due to unfamiliar diets and hidden ingredients.
15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi smashed the fastest half-century in List A cricket history during the Tri-Nation Series final, scoring 94 off 29 balls and earning respect from Sri Lankan players.
Dutch King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima supported both the Netherlands and Curaçao at the World Cup, marking a unique moment for the royal family and the participating nations.
Chennai’s Avartana has been named ‘Most Innovative Indian Restaurant’ at the NDTV Food Awards 2026 for redefining South Indian cuisine with its unique tasting menu and innovative approach. The award recognizes the restaurant’s creativity and bold culinary vision.
India’s selectors have shown confidence in Rohit Sharma by including him in the ODI squad for the upcoming series against England, while Virat Kohli’s participation depends on a fitness test. Jasprit Bumrah also returns to the squad.
Examining India’s diverse culinary landscape, this piece questions whether a single metric can adequately assess restaurants across varied regional food cultures, highlighting the need for broader recognition frameworks.
India A has taken the first wicket in the Tri-Nation Series Final against Sri Lanka A, with a PBKS star making a significant impact. The match is underway with both teams announcing their playing XIs.
A former student has filed a $10 million lawsuit against the now-closed Family Foundation School in New York, alleging severe physical and sexual abuse, forced labor, and neglect by unqualified staff.
15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s blistering 94 off 29 balls against Sri Lanka A in the Tri-Nation Series final broke the record for the fastest List A fifty, showcasing exceptional batting talent.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi achieved a new world record for the fastest List A half-century, scoring fifty in just 11 balls against Sri Lanka A in the Tri-Nation Series final.
The World Food Programme (WFP) successfully delivered critical food aid to Afghan children by overcoming significant logistical challenges, including border closures and geopolitical instability, through an epic 15,000 km journey.
Discover a vibrant array of culinary events and food festivals happening across India in May and June 2026, from Delhi’s Dragon Boat Festival to Mumbai’s Craft Cocktail Week and Bengaluru’s Mango celebrations.
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has provided a simple home test to detect adulterated ghee, involving a reaction with hydrochloric acid and sugar. Pure ghee shows no color change, while adulterated ghee turns the acid layer red or pink.
Actress Bhumi Pednekar visited the Art of Living Ashram in Bengaluru as part of her ‘Bhooki Bhumi’ series, exploring sattvic eating, community, and sustainability.
The UN Security Council has issued a stark warning regarding the escalating violence in El Obeid, Sudan, citing a significant risk of mass atrocities. The Council also expressed deep concern over the broader conflict and urged all parties to protect civilians and adhere to international humanitarian law.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has exceeded 780 cases, with Uganda also reporting cases. The World Health Organization (WHO) states that current response efforts are insufficient, despite expansion, highlighting a critical need for more resources.
Innovators from the Global South are developing impactful solutions for critical issues like malaria and renewable energy, yet many struggle to reach those who need them most. This article explores how these vital solutions are being created and why they often fail to scale.
The UN Human Rights Council marks its 20th anniversary, reflecting on its journey to uphold global human rights amidst enduring and emerging challenges, funding crises, and the ongoing need for accountability.
At the 2026 NDTV Food Awards, prominent Indian chefs like Kunal Kapur, Manish Mehrotra, and Manu Chandra shared their personal favorite dishes and guilty pleasures, highlighting the diverse and personal nature of India’s culinary scene.
Bukhara, the iconic Delhi-based restaurant, has received the ‘India’s Legendary Restaurant’ award at the NDTV Food Awards 2026, recognizing its 48-year legacy of culinary excellence and iconic dishes like Dal Bukhara.
Explore how NDTV has shaped India’s food culture, from Vinod Dua’s ‘Zaika India Ka’ to the NDTV Food Awards, and its lasting culinary legacy.
Discover the secrets to making authentic, crispy Halwai-style samosas at home. Learn essential tips for dough preparation, filling, sealing, and frying to achieve perfect results.
Michelin-recognized Jhol from Bangkok brought its celebrated coastal Indian cuisine to Gurugram for a special pop-up event. Chef Shreesha Rao led the seven-course tasting menu, highlighting unique dishes like Ghee Roast Crab and Alleppey Fish Curry, offering a memorable culinary journey.
A United Nations event celebrating Juneteenth underscored the power of art and culture in combating hate speech and fostering societal understanding.
The UN welcomes progress towards a Lebanon ceasefire, as human rights experts call for Iran to be held accountable for its role in the conflict.
Basketball offers young refugees in Uganda a powerful platform for healing, identity formation, and community building, transforming a sports court into a sanctuary of hope.
UNICEF reveals that a child has been killed daily on average in Gaza for over eight months, often during everyday activities, due to Israeli military actions. The agency highlights a lack of accountability and dire humanitarian conditions.
The escalating Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is accelerating, prompting intensified cross-border control efforts and a coordinated international response. Challenges include complex environmental factors and the need for robust monitoring.
On World Refugee Day, UN officials urge renewed solidarity and action for displaced people, highlighting the contributions of refugees and the challenges of prolonged displacement. The day also marks the 75th anniversary of the 1951 Refugee Convention.
BM Sözcüsü Stéphane Dujarric, UNIFIL barış gücü askerlerinin hareket özgürlüğünün kısıtlanmaması gerektiğini vurgularken, Lübnan’daki insani yardım çabalarına ilişkin güncellemeler paylaştı.
UN Special Envoy Hanna Tetteh warns that Libya’s political process is gaining traction but the opportunity for action is shrinking, urging stakeholders to move forward with a roadmap for elections and stability.
The UN Security Council convened to address the critical humanitarian situation in Gaza, with members expressing concern that the crisis is being overshadowed by wider regional events. The effectiveness of the current ceasefire and the urgent needs of the Palestinian population were key discussion points.
IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi announced that technical discussions can commence regarding a potential agreement framework between the U.S. and Iran, which reportedly includes provisions on uranium enrichment and sanctions relief.
The UN human rights chief warns of imminent atrocities against civilians in El Obeid, Sudan, as RSF militias advance. The strategic city’s potential fall raises fears of wider conflict.
UN human rights experts warn that ‘media deserts’ and the marginalization of women in the digital age pose significant threats to global human rights. Reports highlight concerns regarding freedom of expression, women’s rights under the Taliban, and violence against LGBTQ+ women, alongside the use of gender-based violence as a repressive tool in Nicaragua.
Chef Jaume Biarnés highlights Korean fermentation techniques as key to sustainable eating, enhancing vegetable flavors and reducing waste. He also discusses the economic and policy aspects of sustainability in the culinary world.
El Niño is expected to intensify climate shocks in Africa, exacerbating existing humanitarian crises and threatening food security for millions. UN agencies FAO and WFP are launching an urgent appeal for $202 million to provide anticipatory aid.
The U.S. Department of State has announced over $1 billion in combined support for the World Food Programme (WFP) and UNICEF, aiming to bolster global efforts against hunger and support vulnerable children.
UNICEF reports an average of 12 children are killed or maimed daily in Lebanon due to ongoing conflict, despite hopes for a ceasefire. The humanitarian situation remains critical with widespread displacement and damage to infrastructure.
The World Health Organization (WHO) is enhancing Ebola treatment capabilities and releasing new public health guidelines in the Democratic Republic of Congo to control the ongoing outbreak.
The UN’s 2025 report reveals a record increase in grave violations against children, with national forces identified as primary perpetrators. 24,174 children were affected by 38,558 verified violations.
A new UN report reveals a record number of killings and disappearances of human rights defenders, journalists, and trade unionists in 2025. The OHCHR’s “Human Rights Count 2026” highlights alarming trends, including a defender being targeted every 10 hours and a child dying in conflict every hour. The report coincides with a UN meeting on humanitarian aid, where officials stressed the need for adherence to international humanitarian law and protection for aid workers.
UN Secretary-General Guterres stated that hate speech is the initial step towards dehumanization, rapidly disseminated by AI and digital platforms. He also highlighted the role of technology in amplifying misogyny and violence against women.
A joint FAO and WFP report identifies 13 regions facing rising food insecurity, with Sudan, South Sudan, Yemen, and Palestine as critical hotspots. Declining aid and escalating conflicts are pushing millions towards starvation.
The UN Security Council met to discuss the crucial role and representation of women in peace and security initiatives. A recent report indicates that women made up only 7% of negotiators in 2024, with most peace processes lacking any female representation.
UN officials, including Special Envoy Hans Grundberg and Aid Chief Tom Fletcher, have urged the Security Council to take urgent action to advance peace efforts and combat the escalating hunger crisis in Yemen. They highlighted the ongoing conflict’s devastating impact and the critical need for sustained humanitarian funding.
Public trust in health authorities and science is crucial for controlling the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where skepticism and past negative experiences pose significant challenges.
A newly formed security force in Haiti has launched operations against powerful gangs, aiming to restore stability and break the cycle of violence. The initiative is closely watched internationally as the nation grapples with pervasive organized crime.
A new UNHCR report indicates that 2.4 million refugees will need resettlement by 2027, highlighting declining opportunities and increasing risks. Resettlement figures have sharply dropped, leaving the international community behind its targets.
Global fish production reached a record 188.2 million tons in 2024, with aquaculture now surpassing wild-caught fisheries for human consumption. Despite this growth, climate change and environmental risks pose significant threats to the sector and marine ecosystems.
UNODC Executive Director Monica Juma calls for stronger international cooperation to combat complex global threats like organized crime, terrorism, and corruption, emphasizing the need for adaptive, interconnected responses and concrete commitments at the upcoming Abu Dhabi Crime Congress.
Violence subsides in the Middle East following a US-Iran agreement, but Gaza grapples with fuel shortages impacting essential services. A new UN report highlights escalating debt burdens in developing nations, limiting crucial investments.
The UN calls for adherence to the Mine Ban Treaty, highlighting ongoing casualties from anti-personel mines and urging states to recommit to eradication and clearing efforts. Thousands are killed and injured annually, with civilians and children disproportionately affected.
A new UNICEF report reveals that 1.1 billion children globally are exposed to at least three overlapping climate risks, jeopardizing their health, education, and survival. The analysis highlights the urgent need for comprehensive action to mitigate these growing threats.
Sudan’s ongoing conflict has led to a rise in fear, disappearances, and arbitrary detentions among civilians, as reported by the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Sudan. Families face extortion, and aid workers’ disappearances raise further concerns.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has lauded Uganda’s response to the recent Ebola outbreak, while also urging continued vigilance and regional collaboration. The outbreak, caused by the Bundibugyo strain, has presented significant challenges due to humanitarian pressures and cross-border movement.
A recent Russian assault on a Ukrainian city has caused civilian deaths and damaged a significant cultural landmark, prompting rescue efforts and international aid requests.
Learn about the latest world news regarding urgent financing needs for safe returns in Lebanon, increasing displacement in Gaza, and the looming risk of famine in Somalia amidst ongoing crises in the Middle East and Africa.
World leaders are urged to finalize the Pandemic Accord’s pathogen access and benefit-sharing annex to prevent future global health crises and ensure equitable access to medical countermeasures.
The UN has called for an urgent humanitarian aid corridor in the Strait of Hormuz as details of a potential Iran-US agreement emerge. Disruptions in the vital waterway have impacted global energy supplies and exacerbated a growing food crisis.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres welcomed the US-Iran peace agreement, calling it a crucial step towards ending regional conflict. The deal includes a ceasefire and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Amidst the ongoing conflict in the Central African Republic, refugee leader Nina Mireille Yankinon is transforming communities by fostering dialogue, empowering women, and prioritizing education.
Toddler hip carriers are rapidly gaining popularity among parents, offering improved weight distribution, enhanced comfort, and ease for daily carrying needs.
Hospitals in Lebanon continue to be targeted amidst escalating conflict, leading to casualties and damage. The UN expresses deep concern over the impact on healthcare access, with 17 hospitals damaged and over 135 health workers killed.
The United Nations expressed satisfaction with ongoing talks between the US and Iran for a potential ceasefire deal, highlighting concerns over the global impact of the prolonged conflict.
Yemen’de kadın ve kız çocukları, artan yetersiz beslenme, sınırlı sağlık hizmetleri ve şiddet riskleri ile karşı karşıya kalırken, UNFPA’nın finansman kesintileri hayat kurtarıcı hizmetleri tehdit ediyor.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is expanding, with new cases detected daily across multiple health zones. Health officials express growing concern for vulnerable children, many of whom suffer from malnutrition and lack vaccinations, increasing their risk of severe illness and death.
A new UNAIDS report highlights that decades of progress in the global HIV/AIDS response are at risk due to significant funding cuts and an increase in rights violations, particularly affecting marginalized communities and essential prevention programs.
Haiti has opened new safe houses for women escaping gang violence, while global competition for critical minerals intensifies. The EU’s new Pact on Migration and Asylum is set to strengthen refugee protection.
The UN Security Council discussed the future of the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals as it approaches closure. Key topics included significant staff reductions, the transfer of functions to the UN Secretariat, and the contentious issue of archive management, with several nations advocating for their respective countries to host these historical records.
A new WHO report reveals progress in global blood safety, with over 85% of donations coming from voluntary unpaid donors. However, significant gaps persist, particularly in low- and middle-income countries, hindering universal access to safe blood and blood products.
The UN’s latest report reveals that civilian casualties in Ukraine surged to a four-year high in May, underscoring the escalating impact of ongoing conflicts.
Elkin Norena, NASA’s SLS Program manager, shares her journey from childhood dreams to leading critical Artemis missions, highlighting her role in returning humans to the Moon.
NASA’s new AstroPix gamma-ray sensor will be tested in space on the Fly Foundational Robots mission using a robotic arm, aiming to improve observations of high-energy cosmic events.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres launched the Muscat Action Plan to combat hate speech, highlighting the role of traditional and indigenous leaders and warning of its unprecedented speed due to digital platforms and AI.
A recent attack on a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz resulted in the deaths of three sailors, prompting a stern warning from the UN about escalating regional conflict and its potential impact on global food security.
UN human rights experts expressed “grave concern” over the arrest of dozens of women in Afghanistan for alleged dress code violations and the reported excessive use of force against protesters. The experts called for the immediate release of detainees and de-escalation of tensions.
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, has launched a global alliance in Geneva to address escalating human rights threats worldwide. Aimed at channeling the desire for a more just world, the initiative unites diverse actors under the principles of imagine, dialogue, and act. The alliance confronts unprecedented pressure on the human rights system and launches concrete actions, including expanding human rights cities and focusing on accountability for victims.
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk condemned the riots in Northern Ireland. Meanwhile, the FAO warns of escalating risks from animal diseases globally, and the WHO reports over 200,000 deaths in Europe due to heatwaves in the past four years.
Lamine Yamal, the 16-year-old Spanish football prodigy, has been named UNICEF’s youngest Goodwill Ambassador during the World Cup opening ceremony. He will champion children’s right to play and aid children in crisis zones.
NASA is collaborating with robotics firm PickNik Inc. to enhance robotic capabilities for lunar missions, focusing on automated tasks and advanced motion control. The developed software, MoveIt Pro, is also finding applications in Earth-based industries like automotive manufacturing and construction.
The UN Security Council held a high-level debate on Wednesday to address political solutions in the Middle East, with the UN Chief highlighting the urgent need for diplomacy amidst rising regional tensions.
UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk has called for a comprehensive review of U.S. immigration policies, warning that current issues could overshadow the upcoming World Cup. He emphasized the need for major sporting events to be inclusive and safe for all participants.
UNHCR’s Global Trends Report shows a 3% decrease in global refugee numbers to 41.6 million in 2025, the first drop in a decade. While returns have accelerated, many occur under unsafe conditions, and millions remain displaced and dependent on aid.
International aid workers in Ukraine face constant missile and drone threats while delivering essential supplies to civilians in war-torn regions, demonstrating resilience and solidarity.
NASA has revealed the four astronauts who will embark on the Artemis III mission, a crucial step in the agency’s lunar exploration program. The crew includes NASA astronauts Andre Douglas, Randy Bresnik, Frank Rubio, and ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano.
NASA has announced the crew for the Artemis III mission, which will involve complex lunar landing system tests in Earth orbit in 2027, paving the way for a lunar landing in 2028.
The International Labour Organization (ILO) has called for global action against child labor, which affects 138 million children. Meanwhile, ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan has been suspended amid a sexual misconduct investigation. The World Food Programme (WFP) is launching a campaign in Egypt to raise awareness about food security.
