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Bangkok has declared all 50 of its districts disaster zones following severe flooding across the Thai capital. The declaration allows city authorities to unlock emergency resources and relief measures for residents affected by widespread inundation. The move signals the scale of the flooding crisis, and people are discussing the city's response and conditions on the ground as heavy water disrupts daily life across the metropolis.
- 2Congo struggles to trace contacts as Ebola outbreak worsens▼Ebola outbreak deepens as Congo fails to trace most contacts | Daily Sabah
Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo are failing to trace the majority of contacts of confirmed Ebola cases, according to Daily Sabah, a gap that is allowing the outbreak to deepen. Contact tracing is a core tool for containing Ebola, and widespread missed contacts raises the risk of further spread within the region.
- 3Bitcoin ETF Inflows Hit 2026 Record as BTC Holds Above $84K▼Bitcoin ETF Inflows Hit 2026 Record as BTC Price Holds Above $84K
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have recorded their strongest daily inflows of 2026, while the price of BTC remains steady above $84,000. The figures point to renewed institutional demand for the asset after a quieter period, and market watchers are treating the combination of heavy inflows and a stable price as a sign of confidence in Bitcoin's near-term outlook.
- 4Kharkiv region under guided bomb threat alert●🔴 AirAttack | 9/10 KAB threat for Kharkiv region Threat of guided aerial bombs (KAB) detected for the Kharkiv region. #
Air raid monitoring channels have issued a 9/10 threat alert for guided aerial bombs (KAB) targeting Ukraine's Kharkiv region. The warning follows a pattern of near-daily Russian glide bomb strikes on the city and surrounding area, which have damaged homes and infrastructure. Residents are urged to take shelter immediately.
- 5Türkiye expands agricultural diplomacy at regional and global level▼Türkiye steps up regional and global agricultural diplomacy efforts
Türkiye is intensifying its agricultural diplomacy efforts both regionally and globally, according to Hürriyet Daily News. The report signals Ankara's push to strengthen cooperation on farming, food security and agricultural trade with international partners, positioning agriculture as a growing element of Turkish foreign policy.
- 6Bitcoin ETF Daily Inflows Sink 80% Despite Strong Weekly Total●Bitcoin ETF Daily Inflows Sink 80%, Yet Weekly Total Hits Largest Since October
Daily inflows into US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds dropped roughly 80%, but the full weekly total still came in as the largest since October. The drop-off suggests a slowdown in daily demand, yet the overall weekly figure points to sustained institutional appetite for Bitcoin exposure through ETFs. Market watchers are weighing whether the dip marks temporary cooling or the start of a broader slowdown in ETF-driven buying.
- 7Commentary Says Cornell Reform Report Misses Trust Crisis▼Cornell’s University Reform Report Sidesteps the Real Reason Americans Have Lost Trust in Higher Education
A Cornell University report on reforming higher education is being criticized in conservative commentary for avoiding what the authors call the real cause of declining public trust in American universities. The Daily Signal argues the report sidesteps ideological issues driving skepticism of colleges. The piece adds to an ongoing debate over campus politics, accountability and how universities should respond to eroding confidence among Americans.
- 8Turkish Parliament to run entirely on solar power from Konya▼Parliament to meet all electricity needs with solar power from Konya
Turkey's Parliament is set to meet all of its electricity needs through solar power sourced from Konya, according to Hürriyet Daily News. The move would make the legislative body fully reliant on renewable energy from the central Anatolian province, a region known for high solar potential. It signals a symbolic step in the country's push toward clean energy in public institutions.