Ukraine’s women wage war on Russia as mothers, breadwinners and soldiers

A 5-year-old girl from Christchurch, Tilly, is in critical condition at a Singapore hospital after developing gastrointestinal symptoms during a family holiday in Bintan, Indonesia, following their trip to Ireland. Her mother, Bridget Hendley, initially believed Tilly had a viral illness from traveling but grew concerned as her condition worsened. Want More Context? 🔎

A geological assessment following the flash flood in Dharali village revealed that a catastrophic collapse of glacial sedimentary deposits, estimated at 360 million cubic meters, was the primary trigger, rather than just heavy rainfall. Experts emphasize the need for urgent investigations into the unstable geological features and advocate for a ban on construction in vulnerable areas to prevent future disasters. Want More Context? 🔎

Manitoba Métis leaders have declined an invitation to Prime Minister Mark Carney's summit regarding the government's major projects law, citing concerns over the inclusion of the Métis Nation of Ontario. Other Métis organizations are also voicing dissatisfaction after learning they were not invited to the event. Want More Context? 🔎

Ghanaian authorities have seized a luxury Lamborghini Urus linked to musician Shatta Wale amid allegations of its connection to fraudster Nana Kwabena Amuah, who is imprisoned in the US. Wale, claiming he is a "third-party owner," criticized the armed recovery operation and stated he had purchased the car for $150,000, while it will be returned to the US as part of Amuah's restitution. Want More Context? 🔎

Federal prosecutors have moved to dismiss criminal charges against Carolina Amesty, a former Florida lawmaker accused of COVID relief fraud, after claims by her attorney, Brad Bondi, that the government ceased its investigation. Amesty, who alleged political targeting by the Biden administration, faced potential 20-year imprisonment but now sees charges dropped without prejudice. Want More Context? 🔎

A march from Chiapas to central Mexico, involving nearly 300 migrants and activists, protested policies hindering legal immigration, following the arrest of prominent activist Luis Garcia Villagran on human trafficking charges, which the nonprofit Pueblo Sin Fronteras condemned as a political distraction. The demonstration highlighted slow asylum processing and Mexican policies aimed at restricting undocumented migrants from reaching the U.S. border. Want More Context? 🔎