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Why WFP has called Nepal flood relief one of its toughest missions | Explained (opens the original)
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The story so far: Weeks after catastrophic floods hit Nepal, authorities are scrambling to mount a relief effort with over 6,000 people still missing and death toll climbing to 1,410. Aid operations in the disaster-hit country rank among the most challenging for the World Food Programme (WFP), its head said on Thursday (September 17, 2026). Riaz Lodhi, head of the WFP in Nepal, said that the August 26 flash floods and its aftermath were among the “top three most challenging disasters” the agency
Australiaâs plan to let users opt out of social media algorithms | Explained (opens the original)
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The story so far: Australia has announced a plan to offer social media users greater control over their feed by providing them a choice to opt out of algorithm-driven feed. Part of the countryâs push for greater online safety norms, the plan ensures that Australian users have more choice on what they see online. The draft legislation for the Digital Duty of Care was released on Tuesday (September 8, 2026) for targeted consultation. Here is a list of countries regulating childrenâs social med
Parental control features in ChatGPT for Teens | Explained (opens the original)
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The story so far: On August 18, OpenAI launched a version of ChatGPT for teenagers. The company said ChatGPT for Teens will have stronger protections, including restrictions on content related to self-harm, suicide, and sexual content. The launch comes amid claims that AI chatbots have contributed to deaths by suicide among the youth and caused other mental health problems.. ChatGPT for Teens, designed for 13- to 17-year-olds, has features such as parental controls, quiet hours, a study mode, an
DRCâs latest deadly Ebola outbreak | Explained (opens the original)
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The story so far: The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has now become the deadliest in the countryâs history as deaths cross 2,300 mark as of August 18, 2026. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the outbreak is on track to surpass the 2014-16 outbreak in West Africa, the deadliest on record with over 28,616 cases and 11,325 deaths. As cases and deaths mount, the strife-torn DRC is struggling to contain the spread of the deadly disease. The country has repo
Why is it difficult to contain the growing Ebola outbreak in DRC? | Explained (opens the original)
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The story so far: The latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to tighten its grip even as latest figures indicate that the number of deaths caused by the disease has crossed 1,500. As of July 28, 2026, Congo has recorded 3,442 cases and 1,521 deaths, according to data from the country’s Ministry of Health. Almost 797 people are hospitalised or in isolation while the strained Congo scrambles to mount a response. Ebola, a deadly disease, is caused by a group of viruses
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