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Venezuela faces a deepening humanitarian crisis as earthquake fatalities exceed 5,000 and logistical hurdles complicate the military response.
Thousands of Venezuelans are returning home as the nation grapples with a deepening humanitarian crisis following a series of powerful earthquakes.
U.S. forces are leading expansive disaster relief efforts in Venezuela following an earthquake, including the processing of international aid shipments.
The German government is reallocating billions from climate and development funds to balance its upcoming budget plans.
European Union members and partners have mobilized $1 billion in financial pledges aimed at supporting recovery efforts in the Gaza Strip.
Public anger intensifies in Venezuela as the death toll from recent earthquakes reaches 4,734 and humanitarian aid needs remain critical.
United Nations officials have leveled accusations against Hamas regarding the obstruction and raiding of humanitarian aid distribution sites in Gaza.
DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak spirals as rebels bypass Kinshasa’s health response
The death toll from recent earthquakes in Venezuela has surpassed 4,300, prompting emergency housing initiatives.
A Venezuelan girl’s survival story—eating ketchup and cheese for 32 hours—dominates global coverage as quake recovery shifts focus to human resilience.
Venezuela’s quake death toll nears 3,500 as rescue efforts stall, leaving survivors to dig for answers—and bodies—alone
Pope Leo’s prayers and Vatican-backed aid highlight global response to Venezuela’s earthquake crisis
Over 100 Venezuelans deported from the U.S. vanish after earthquakes strike—families demand answers as rescue efforts stall.
Intensive search operations are underway in Venezuela following a series of earthquakes that have resulted in 188 confirmed fatalities.
Coastal Venezuela faces a critical rescue operation following twin earthquakes, the strongest to hit the region in over a century.