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An emergency framework, the Ceuta shock, and declining asylum claims point to a continent moving from crisis management to permanent control

From Sudan to Somalia, Nigeria and Gaza, the new UN hunger map exposes a global moral failure

Haiti, eastern Congo, crypto kidnappings and falling U.S. violent crime reveal a fragmented global security picture

From Moscow’s content farms to Bangladesh’s ballot box, the world is watching truth lose ground online

As irregular entries drop and deportation tools expand, Europe risks turning a technical migration pact into a moral retreat from its own founding values

New UN data shows famine risk widening, food prices rising, and the world losing ground as conflict, climate shocks, and aid cuts collide.

From record conflict levels to cyber-accelerated risk, the security picture in 2026 is defined less by isolated incidents than by overlapping crises.

As synthetic media scales and social platforms become the world’s primary news source, the fight against fake news is shifting from fact‑checking individual lies to mapping and regulating the systems that produce them.

As the EU Migration and Asylum Pact takes full effect, Europe bets on detention, deportation and digital controls—while quietly courting foreign talent.

As food aid collapses and wars multiply, the world sleepwalks into preventable starvation

Mexico’s World Cup gamble, transnational crackdowns, and oil‑route tensions reveal a world redefining what “security” really means

AI, social media, and collapsing trust are turning misinformation from a nuisance into a systemic threat.