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healthMay 27, 2026The Straits Times

WHO urges ceasefire in Congo to contain Ebola as cases surge

GENEVA/DAKAR, May 27 - The head of the World Health Organization on Wednesday called for a ceasefire in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo in order to contain an Ebola outbreak, saying that ongoing fighting was driving mass displacement and spreading the disease in overcrowded camps. com.

healthMay 27, 2026The Straits Times

Countries tighten travel rules as Ebola risk rises

May 27 - The World Health Organization on Saturday, May 17, declared an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo a Public Health Emergency of International Concern and said there was a high risk it could spread to neighbouring countries. com.

healthMay 27, 2026Watts Up With That

European “Expert Commission” Urges COVID

The timing of the report’s submission was strategically chosen to precede the annual World Health Assembly of the WHO in Geneva, aiming to initiate a debate on updating international health regulations.

worldMay 27, 2026The Tribune

Cosmo Foundation Supported Global Fair Play Movement in India to Promote Integrity, Respect and Inclusion in Sport

New Delhi [India], May 27: Cosmo Foundation, the community outreach arm of Cosmo First, supported the International Symposium on World Fair Play Day 2026 on May 19 at the ISIC Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences, New Delhi. The symposium, attended by over six million people across the globe through a hybrid format, marked the global observance recognised by the United Nations and brought together sports leaders, educators, students, policy advocates and international stakeholders to reinforce the importance of ethics, inclusion and integrity in sports and society.

worldMay 27, 2026Times Now

5 Malayalam Thrillers To Watch Before Kattalan

Kattalan is coming to the theatres with the kind of energy which feels raw, relentless and rooted in a world where violence has its own consequences. And this type of genre is best executed by Malayali Films. Before you gear up to watch Kattalan, here are five films you should watch in the same genre. From Political thrillers to survival dramas, each one of these masterpieces will remain with you even beyond the credits., South, Times Now

worldMay 27, 2026Euro Weekly News

Walks for World No Tobacco Day

On May 28 and 29 a coordinated programme of walks and health-promotion activities are marking World No Tobacco Day.

worldMay 27, 2026Times of India

The 10 largest clocks in the world

Discover the fascinating details of the world's largest clocks, from the towering Makkah Royal Clock Tower to the artistic Bhestan Floral Clock, showcasing human ingenuity in design and engineering.

worldMay 27, 2026Times of India

10 powerful psychological tricks that work better than arguing

Let’s face it: winning an argument usually feels pretty empty, and losing one can completely ruin your day. Most fights don’t actually solve problems—they just leave both people feeling exhausted, misunderstood, and deeply resentful.But you don’t have to bite every hook that’s thrown your way. You can completely shift the energy of a heated conversation without ever throwing a verbal punch.The goal: This isn't about manipulation. It’s about protecting your mental peace while gently guiding a chaotic conversation back to reality.Here are some practical, real-world psychological strategies to help you stop fighting and start protecting your peace.

cultureMay 27, 2026Times Now

Start Your Dream Hospitality Career with Chandigarh University Uttar Pradesh

India’s booming hospitality sector is opening up exciting career opportunities across hotels, tourism, aviation, and luxury services. To succeed in this fast-evolving industry, students need future-ready education that blends practical learning, technology integration, and real-world industry exposure - an approach Chandigarh University Uttar Pradesh is actively championing., Bizz Impact, Times Now

cultureMay 27, 2026The Tribune

Admission Rush Begins at Galgotias University as Applications Open for Undergraduate Programs for the 2026 Academic Session

New Delhi [India], May 27: Student expectations from higher education are shifting. They are focused not at conventional degrees but towards institutions that can offer them academic depth alongside interdisciplinary learning, give them practical exposure, nurture an innovation ecosystem, and build stronger pathways that lead to employment. As the world is changing rapidly with the growing needs of technology, universities have started rethinking how they are preparing students.

powerMay 27, 2026The Manila Times

World's smallest deployable operational optical ground station proves capability in successful trials

Data transferred securely and rapidly between space and groundCompatible with U.S. Space Development Agency standardUK Space Minister Liz Lloyd welcomed the newsUnits for purchase and service contracts availableOXFORD, England, May 27, 2026 Archangel Lightworks, the laser communications company, has successfully completed field trials of the TERRA-M, the world's smallest deployable operational optical ground station, proving its capability. The news was warmly welcomed by Liz Lloyd, the UK Space Minister, and the trials were funded by the UK's Defence Science and Technology Laboratory.

moneyMay 27, 2026The Economic Times

Hindalco, Nalco shares jump up to 5% after aluminium prices hit 4-year high. Where is metal headed?

Hindalco and Nalco shares climbed as aluminium prices hit a four-year peak. Geopolitical tensions in Iran and possible production curbs in China, the world's top producer, are driving the rally. Traders are concerned about China's review of energy consumption and emissions. This situation tightens global supply, benefiting Indian aluminium producers. Morgan Stanley sees strong demand and constrained supply supporting prices.

technologyMay 27, 2026NPR

Should we reengineer the world's deadliest animal?

The most ferocious predator for us humans is actually quite small: the mosquito. They are hungry for blood, spreading diseases like malaria, yellow fever and dengue – and picking up new ones all the time. But what if we could wipe out the mosquito? Gene-editing technology could do it, potentially saving millions of lives. But it comes with serious potential for risk. Which begs the question: Should we get to decide when humanity rewrites nature? Here to discuss that is Ben Bradford, the host of a new podcast distributed by the NPR Network: Are We Doomed?Interested in more science? Email us your question at shortwave@npr.org.Listen to every episode of Short Wave sponsor-free and support our work at NPR by signing up for Short Wave+ at plus.npr.org/shortwave.

worldMay 27, 2026The Tribune

International Security Forum highlights health of nations as key to global stability

The International Security Forum, held under the auspices of the Security Council of Russia, commenced in the Moscow Region on Tuesday, bringing together senior officials, security experts, and representatives from across the world to deliberate on key global security challenges. International media network TV BRICS is serving as the official international media partner of the event.

climateMay 27, 2026pv magazine

Paraguay launches first large-scale solar tender, marking historic shift in energy policy

Paraguay has launched its first large-scale solar photovoltaic tender under Law No. 7599/2025, marking a key step in diversifying its electricity mix beyond hydropower. The 140 MW project, supported by the World Bank, includes grid connection via a 220 kV substation and opens the door to long-term renewable PPAs and future hybrid solar-plus-storage developments.

worldMay 27, 2026Natural News

“The Abundance Code” Argues Scarcity Is Manufactured, Abundance Is Natural

A new book, “The Abundance Code: Unlocking Limitless Possibility in a Manufactured World,” argues that scarcity across food, energy, health and housing is not a natural condition – but a deliberate construct by elites to maintain control. According to the book, natural systems produce abundance and manufactured scarcity is a hoax used to enforce dependence