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Second-hand smoke is already one of the world’s largest preventable environmental health risks. But its significance is changing as climate change creates a more complicated air-pollution landscape. A new global assessment estimates that 2.71 billion people were exposed to second-hand smoke in 2023, including 767 million children under 15. Exposure was associated with an estimated 1.66 million deaths and 44.8 million years of healthy life lost. The figures cover 204 countries and territories.
Can Pakistan Escape Its Endless Cycle of Political Confrontation?
Pakistan’s political crisis is entering another difficult phase as confrontation between the government and opposition once again moves toward the streets. The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has announced plans for a major protest in Islamabad on September 27, while the government has warned about the possibility of disruption and violence. The dispute has already reached the Islamabad High Court, which has formed a larger bench to hear the matter.
US-Canada Trade War: Is Trump Trying to Force Canada to Surrender?
The trade relationship between the United States and Canada is entering one of its most difficult periods in decades. President Donald Trump is now moving beyond traditional tariffs and using import bans, government procurement restrictions and further tariff threats to increase pressure on Ottawa. The latest measures target Canadian alcoholic beverages, dairy products and motorcycles, with the restrictions scheduled to take effect on September 29.
US Destroys Iranian Tankers, Iran Retaliates: Is a Bigger War Coming?
The Iran-US war is entering another dangerous phase, with Washington and Tehran moving from pressure and deterrence toward increasingly direct attacks on military and economic targets. The latest escalation began with the United States destroying five Iranian oil tankers after Washington said Iranian forces had repeatedly targeted a US Navy warship with ballistic missiles.
Is France Emerging as the New Leader of Global Peace Efforts?
France is increasingly positioning itself as one of the most active Western powers trying to protect the possibility of a negotiated peace in the Middle East. Its latest decision to join the United Kingdom and Canada in restricting imports from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank represents more than a trade measure.
Is the US Sponsoring Ground Attacks in Iran to Topple the Islamic Regime?
The possibility that the United States could use Iranian armed opposition groups to increase pressure on Tehran has moved from speculation into a serious strategic question. Iran is already facing sustained military, economic and political pressure from Washington and its allies. At the same time, armed groups operating along Iran’s western and southeastern borders have become a potential additional front in the conflict.
Is Macron Fighting AI — or Fighting for France’s Cultural Power?
French President Emmanuel Macron is turning the future of cinema into a much bigger political question: who will control culture when artificial intelligence, streaming platforms and global technology companies increasingly determine what audiences see and how stories are created? At the Lumière Summit in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Macron brought together political leaders, filmmakers, technology companies and entertainment executives to debate the future of cinema and the moving-image industry.
Is Euronews Predicting a Far-Right Surge in France — or Creating the Narrative?
The dramatic victory of Germany’s Alternative for Germany (AfD) in the Saxony-Anhalt regional election has reignited a familiar question across Europe: is the far right becoming the new political centre of gravity? For France, the question is particularly important because the country is moving toward the 2027 presidential election with the National Rally (RN) already occupying a strong position in the political landscape.
From JF-17s to Air Defence: How China Became Pakistan’s Military Backbone
Pakistan’s growing reliance on Chinese military equipment is no longer simply a procurement story. It has become one of the defining features of the country’s defence strategy, linking weapons purchases with geopolitics, industrial cooperation, financing, technology transfer and the long-term balance of power in South Asia.
Is the EU Finally Getting Tough on Pakistan’s Human Rights and Press Freedom?
The European Union appears to be moving beyond diplomatic expressions of concern over Pakistan’s human rights and press freedom record. The real question, however, is whether Brussels is prepared to turn those concerns into meaningful political and economic pressure. That question has become increasingly important as Pakistan seeks continued access to the European market under the EU’s Generalised Scheme of Preferences Plus, or GSP+. The trade arrangement is not simply an economic programme.