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Congo-Kinshasa: 'Time Is Not On Our Side,' UN Relief Chief Warns As Ebola Spreads in DR Congo

[OCHA] Virtual Briefing to Member States on the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo by Tom Fletcher, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief…

  • Ebola outbreak spreading in 6 DRC provinces, including insecure regions
  • Women and children disproportionately affected, leading to family separations
  • $2.1 billion humanitarian plan requested, $500 million funding gap remains

Business

Pakistan, Uzbekistan eye $2bn bilateral trade

Pakistan and Uzbekistan have set an ambitious target of raising bilateral trade to $2 billion within the next five years, while direct air connectivity between the two countries is expected to expand to nine weekly flights by October 2026, signalling a major push to deepen economic and strategic ties .

World

Germany news: Blast reported at Augsburg train station

Police are investigating the explosion of an unidentified object at a train station in southern Germany. Meanwhile, a malfunction at a German power station near Cologne is being probed as a deliberate…

  • Blast at Augsburg train station on September 1
  • Two people injured with minor injuries
  • Short circuit at power station in Bergheim

AI

AI Trading Bot Platforms in 2026: 7 Key Factors Crypto and Stock Traders Should Compare

Artificial intelligence is becoming a larger part of the trading technology market, but choosing an AI trading bot platform in 2026 is becoming more complicated rather than easier.

  • Range of markets and assets supported by platform is crucial factor
  • Platform should adapt strategies to each market's characteristics
  • Transparency of trading strategy is essential for understanding functionality

AI

Scientech CEO On AI Buildout Demand

Eric Lee, CEO at advanced packaging firm Scientech Corporation, discusses demand and business outlook with Bloomberg's Stephen Engle on the sidelines of SEMICON Taiwan. (Source: Bloomberg)

Science

Korean forests gain global recognition in biodiversity push

Deep within the dense canopy of Gwangneung Forest, centuries-old trees have long served as a quiet refuge for native flora and fauna. Now, the historic woodland and four national recreational forests across Korea have secured international recognition, not just as scenic escapes, but as crucial players in the global fight to reverse…

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