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Hospitals and care homes in the UK face severe staffing shortages as new data shows a 93% drop in overseas nurses and carers entering the country over 3 years.

A new WHO report reveals that Europe is on track to have the world's highest tobacco use rates by 2030, driven by rising consumption among women and youth. Experts call for urgent action to address this concerning public health issue.

The EU will provide financial assistance to help citizens in countries with restrictive abortion laws access safe termination services elsewhere in the bloc, a landmark move hailed as a victory for women's reproductive rights.

Explore how US economic warfare has pushed Cuba to a state of humanitarian collapse, as the UN warns of a dire situation. This in-depth report examines the impact of sanctions and the easing of the fuel embargo.

As European leaders grapple with the complexities of global power dynamics, their businesses face unique challenges in maintaining strong ties across diverse markets.

Experts allege Chad's involvement in supplying arms to one of the warring factions in Sudan, raising concerns about the country's growing influence in the ongoing conflict.

Chad's border closure aims to prevent the spread of Sudan's war, but experts claim it's secretly aiding one faction. Discover the geopolitical tensions and potential consequences.

Columbia University condemns DHS agents for making misrepresentations to search campus and detain a student, sparking concerns over academic freedom and civil liberties.

A promising new HIV drug may allow older adults living with the virus to replace their complex multi-pill regimens with a single daily dose, revolutionizing treatment.

National Theatre's Indhu Rubasingham calls for bold new writing and creative risk-taking to revive the struggling UK theatre industry.