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Islamic State-Linked Rebels Kill 43 in Eastern Congo Attack
Rising fuel costs ripple through daily life worldwide, straining livelihoods from farms to cities
U.S. overhaul of global HIV and malaria supply chain raises fears of treatment disruptions
Canada’s GMO Mustard Push Triggers Clash Between Innovation and Export Risk
Israel Says 3,500 Targets Hit in Lebanon as Fighting with Hezbollah Intensifies

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Child Labour Persists Across Informal Sectors Despite Legal Prohibitions, Field Reports Indicate

Observers said child labour “is not disappearing, but shifting into less visible and more precarious forms of work.” Child labour

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Post-Separation Abuse Remains Under-Recognised Despite Legal Reforms in England and Wales

“The sense of hopelessness is overwhelming in that situation because you’ve done all you can and it still continues.” Cases

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Northern Nigeria Faces Escalating Malnutrition Crisis Amid Strained Health System and Funding Gaps

“Malnutrition weakens immune systems, increasing demand for treatments at exactly the moment supply chains are most strained.” Zuwaira Hanafi stood

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Kohli anchors Bengaluru win as reduced international schedule sharpens focus

“For me there was always a risk of getting burned out rather than being undercooked. So these breaks helped me

NewsDesk MC March 28, 2026March 28, 2026 anxiety, behavioural psychology, communication, dating culture, depression, digital communication, emotional stress, emotional well-being, Gen Z relationships, health impact, intermittent reinforcement, mental health, modern dating, personal boundaries, relationship ambiguity, relationship dynamics, situationships, sleep disorders, social media impact, stress symptoms, therapy, university students, youth counselling, youth psychology

Blurred boundaries, lasting impact: how “situationships” are affecting Gen Z mental health

“It looked like a relationship from the outside, but inside it felt like uncertainty every single day.” Ambiguous romantic arrangements,

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How extremism shapes young minds: voices from the frontlines of prevention

“Extremism doesn’t begin with violence it begins with a sense of belonging offered at the wrong place.” Concerns over the

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Modern “hair systems” revive toupee market as demand grows among balding men

“It’s pain-free, guaranteed results you’re going into the barber shop with no hair and walking out with the best hair

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Debt, policy shifts and private equity reshape Britain’s care home sector

“You can’t, in this business, just make profits. You’ve got to take into account something more important: people’s lives.” On

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Between confinement and imagination, literature becomes a quiet refuge within prison walls

“In a place where movement is restricted, imagination becomes the last territory of freedom.” From Crime and Punishment to The

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Inside Cancún’s Cereso prison, women navigate control, rehabilitation and fragile spaces of dignity

“In a place designed to regulate time and discipline bodies, these women find small spaces in which to exist as