In a remarkable effort to aid civilians, Saudi Arabia's Project Masam has cleared over 465,000 mines in Yemen since 2018, removing 1,579 explosive devices just last week to further humanitarian access and safety in conflict zones like Marib and Aden.

Meanwhile, the escalating violence in Lebanon has doctors like Norwegian Mads Gilbert and British-Palestinian Ghassan Abu-Sittah witnessing distressing conditions as Israeli air strikes continue, leading to mass displacement and critical medical needs, especially for children.

Shifting focus to Marseille, the tragic murder of a 15-year-old highlights the severe drug turf wars gripping the city, with the teen's brutal death reflecting the alarming involvement of younger individuals in these violent conflicts.

On the international front, Ukraine faces a deadly wave of drone and missile assaults from Russian forces, prompting President Zelenskyy to work on a strategic "victory plan" ahead of critical NATO discussions to bolster defense capabilities.

In a tale of human-wildlife conflict, villagers in Uttar Pradesh, India, have eliminated the last wolf of a dangerous pack responsible for numerous attacks and deaths, as authorities ensure safety and prevent further threats to the community.

Finally, Saudi Arabia is climbing the ranks globally in e-commerce, experiencing a 9.4% growth with nearly 40,000 businesses now registered, marking a significant shift towards a robust and diverse digital economy.