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In Minneapolis, Somali mothers are fostering community resilience by serving traditional ginger tea to neighborhood patrols, who warn of nearby ICE agents. Organiser Nasro Hassen highlights how these gatherings offer warmth and connection, honoring the memories of those affected by enforcement actions

Somali tea warms hearts and builds bonds in minneapolis

Somali tea warms hearts and builds bonds in minneapolis

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Somali tea warms hearts and builds bonds in minneapolis

February 5, 2026

Spain set to ban social media for under-16-year-olds

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated, "our children are exposed to a space they were never meant to navigate alone." The new law, pending parliamentary approval, would also criminalise manipulating algorithms to amplify illegal content in a place of "addiction, abuse, pornography, manipulation, and violence."

February 5, 2026

Indian fishers trained to save whale sharks from nets

Since 2001, the Wildlife Trust of India has educated fishing communities about whale sharks, once hunted for oil and meat. Fishers are trained in safe disentanglement and provided compensation for damaged nets. More than a thousand whale sharks have been freed from entanglements off India’s west coast.

February 5, 2026

WHO maps risks to help prevent cancer before it appears

A comprehensive World Health Organization study across 185 countries reveals that nearly 40% of cancer cases are preventable through lifestyle changes. 7.1 million new cancer cases were linked to modifiable risk factors, including tobacco and alcohol use, obesity, air pollution, other environmental toxins, and various infections, representing 37.8% of the 18.7 million new cancer cases in 2022.

February 5, 2026

Ending extreme poverty worldwide is surprisingly affordable

Lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty requires about $318 billion annually, which is only 0.3% of global GDP. New research shows this goal is achievable, as the amount is small compared to what the world spends on cosmetics or alcohol, proving that global equity is within our reach.

February 5, 2026

Somali tea warms hearts and builds bonds in minneapolis

In Minneapolis, Somali mothers are fostering community resilience by serving traditional ginger tea to neighborhood patrols, who warn of nearby ICE agents. Organiser Nasro Hassen highlights how these gatherings offer warmth and connection, honoring the memories of those affected by enforcement actions through shared acts of kindness.

February 2, 2026

Octopus populations explode along south-west coast of UK

Coastal waters in Devon and Cornwall last year experienced a spectacular rise in common octopus numbers, delighting local fishers and marine enthusiasts. The rare surge reflects a shifting marine ecosystem, where these intelligent creatures are reclaiming their historic territory, bringing an unexpected boost to local biodiversity and ocean life.

February 2, 2026

Landowners in Wales help rare butterflies bounce back

After conservationists successfully persuaded landowners not to cut back their blackthorn hedges each year to allow the rare brown hairstreak butterfly to lay its eggs, record numbers were found near Llandeilo this winter, showing a 50% increase from last year after decades of decline.

February 2, 2026

Bad Bunny makes history with first-ever latino album of the year win

The versatile 31-year-old artist Bad Bunny has secured a historic victory at the 68th Grammy Awards as the first Latin performer to win Album of the Year. Looking forward to his Super Bowl halftime show, he dedicated this milestone to all immigrants pursuing their dreams and enriching global culture.

February 2, 2026

Tomato plants use scent to protect their neighbors from harm

A fascinating study has revealed that tomato plants release specific scents to warn nearby greenery about viruses and pests. This natural communication allows neighboring plants to bolster their own defenses before threats arrive- a discovery that opens doors for sustainable farming by using nature's own mechanisms to protect crops.

February 2, 2026

Spain grants legal residency for hundreds of thousands of unregulated persons

The Spanish government is rolling out an extraordinary plan to help over half a million foreigners gain legal status and work permits. The plan applies to anyone who arrived before December 31, 2025, has been living there for at least five months, and maintains a clean criminal record. To ensure everyone receives their criminal record certificates on time, the consulate is extending its hours until 11pm, including weekends.

January 28, 2026

Amsterdam leads the way with public ban on meat and fossil fuel advertising

Amsterdam is transforming its city streets into a space for health and sustainability by becoming the first capital to ban meat ads in public. This Dutch initiative already applied in Haarlem, Utrecht, and Zwolle, focuses on local well-being and climate goals, encouraging a shift toward plant-based living through positive urban design and conscious choices.

January 28, 2026

European nations unite to power millions with north sea wind

Ten European countries, including Germany, France, and the UK, have pledged 95 billion euros to transform the North Sea into a massive green energy hub. This historic collaboration aims to install vast offshore wind farms, securing a sustainable future and providing clean electricity to homes across the continent.

January 28, 2026

Swiss researchers unlock IA efficiency via local networks

A brilliant team from the EPFL in Switzerland has developed a way to run large artificial intelligence models using local computers instead of massive data centers. This breakthrough reduces energy waste and empowers users to process complex data privately on their own devices, creating a more sustainable digital future.

January 28, 2026

Grandparenting boosts brain health and sharpens the mind

Engaging with grandchildren significantly slows cognitive decline, according to a major study involving thousands of seniors. Researchers found that the social interaction and active lifestyle required by these family roles keep the brain agile and resilient, fostering mental clarity and joy for years.

January 28, 2026

Mosque visitors in Bradford find fitness and friendship through pilates

A mosque in Bradford, England, is leading a health revolution by hosting dedicated pilates sessions for men to improve their physical and mental wellbeing. These popular classes offer a welcoming space for all ages to build strength and lasting bonds, showing how community hubs can foster vitality and unity.