Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japanese Princess Aiko arrives at the COPE Visitor Centre, an exhibition facility on unexploded ordnance, in Vientiane on Nov. 19, 2025, during her official trip to Laos. (Pool photo)

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japanese Princess Aiko arrives at the COPE Visitor Centre, an exhibition facility on unexploded ordnance, in Vientiane on Nov. 19, 2025, during her official trip to Laos. (Pool photo)

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japanese Princess Aiko arrives at the COPE Visitor Centre, an exhibition facility on unexploded ordnance, in Vientiane on Nov. 19, 2025, during her official trip to Laos. (Pool photo)

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japanese Princess Aiko arrives at the COPE Visitor Centre in Vientiane, an exhibition facility on unexploded ordnance, in Vientiane on Nov. 19, 2025, during her official trip to Laos. (Pool photo)

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japanese Princess Aiko looks at an exhibit on cluster bombs at the COPE Visitor Centre, an education center on unexploded ordnance, in Vientiane on Nov. 19, 2025, during her official trip to Laos. (Pool photo)

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japanese Princess Aiko looks at an exhibit on cluster bombs at the COPE Visitor Centre, an education center on unexploded ordnance, in Vientiane on Nov. 19, 2025, during her official trip to Laos. (Pool photo)

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japanese Princess Aiko looks at an exhibit on cluster bombs at the COPE Visitor Centre, an education center on unexploded ordnance, in Vientiane on Nov. 19, 2025, during her official trip to Laos. (Pool photo)

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japan Princess Aiko in Laos

Japanese Princess Aiko looks at an exhibit on cluster bombs at the COPE Visitor Centre, an education center on unexploded ordnance, in Vientiane on Nov. 19, 2025, during her official trip to Laos. (Pool photo)

The Norman Lear Awards 2025

The Norman Lear Awards 2025

Brent Miller, Greg Cope White, Miles Heizer and Sachin Bhatt arriving to The Norman Lear Awards 2025 at Writers Guild Theater on October 27, 2025 in Beverly Hills, CA. Photo by LISA OConnor/AFF/ABACAPRESS.COM

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Xavier Bertrand, president of the Hauts de France region, and Jean François Copé, mayor of Meaux In front of the headquarters of the LES REPUBLICAINS following the resignation of Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu. Paris, France on October 6, 2025 Photo by Karim Ait Adjedjou/ABACAPRESS.COM

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Jean Francois Cope leaving strategic committee at the headquarters of Les Republicains party, in Paris, France on October 6, 2025 after French Prime Minister's resignation. Photo by Jean-Bernard Vernier/JBV News/ABACAPRESS.COM

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Mayor of Meaux Jean-Francois Cope arriving at strategic committee at the headquarters of Les Republicains party, in Paris, France on October 6, 2025 after French Prime Minister's resignation. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Mayor of Meaux Jean-Francois Cope arriving at strategic committee at the headquarters of Les Republicains party, in Paris, France on October 6, 2025 after French Prime Minister's resignation. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Mayor of Meaux Jean-Francois Cope arriving at strategic committee at the headquarters of Les Republicains party, in Paris, France on October 6, 2025 after French Prime Minister's resignation. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Mayor of Meaux Jean-Francois Cope arriving at strategic committee at the headquarters of Les Republicains party, in Paris, France on October 6, 2025 after French Prime Minister's resignation. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Mayor of Meaux Jean-Francois Cope arriving at strategic committee at the headquarters of Les Republicains party, in Paris, France on October 6, 2025 after French Prime Minister's resignation. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Mayor of Meaux Jean-Francois Cope arriving at strategic committee at the headquarters of Les Republicains party, in Paris, France on October 6, 2025 after French Prime Minister's resignation. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Strategic Committee of Les Republicains - Paris

Mayor of Meaux Jean-Francois Cope arriving at strategic committee at the headquarters of Les Republicains party, in Paris, France on October 6, 2025 after French Prime Minister's resignation. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

Searchers Retrieve Bodies as Afghan Quake Toll Expected to Rise - Afghanistan

Searchers Retrieve Bodies as Afghan Quake Toll Expected to Rise - Afghanistan

A man looks on with concern at his two injured boys in Kunar province, eastern Afghanistan, on September 1, 2025, after a powerful earthquake devastated the region. The scene reflects the deep personal toll of the disaster as families cope with loss and injury amid ongoing rescue efforts. Photo by Javid Ashna/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Searchers Retrieve Bodies as Afghan Quake Toll Expected to Rise - Afghanistan

Searchers Retrieve Bodies as Afghan Quake Toll Expected to Rise - Afghanistan

An injured man is taken to a hospital in Kunar province, eastern Afghanistan, on September 1, 2025, following a powerful earthquake that killed around 800 people and left more than 2,500 injured, according to the Taliban government. As emergency responders and locals rush to treat the wounded, hospitals struggle to cope with the influx of patients amid limited resources and extensive damage across the region. Photo by Javid Ashna/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

More Than 4 000 Hectares Of Vines Snapped in Gard - France

To cope with the wine crisis, the state is launching a snapping campaign. It started last January and should continue until June. On this date, more than 4,000 hectares of vines in the Gard will have disappeared. Partial uprooting or final uprooting depending on the situations of the farms.The uprooting of vines and fallow agricultural land for economic reasons favored the propagation of flames in the Corbiéres massif, on August 8, 2025 in Ledignan, Gard, France. Photo by Patrick Aventurier/ABACAPRESS.COM

Scorching Heat Torments Displaced Families - Syria

Scorching Heat Torments Displaced Families - Syria

Many camp residents in Idlib suffer from the intense heat during the summer, due to the lack of basic cooling facilities and weak infrastructure, which exacerbates their daily suffering. Under the blazing sun, displaced families in makeshift camps across rural Idlib endure extreme summer temperatures on July 29, 2025. With little to no access to electricity, clean water, or ventilation, residents seek shade wherever they can and rely on rudimentary means to cope with the heat. The tents provide minimal protection from the scorching weather, and the absence of proper infrastructure worsens their hardship. Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable, as humanitarian relief remains limited in the war-torn region. The heatwave highlights the fragile living conditions faced by thousands displaced by years of conflict, struggling not just with poverty and displacement, but also with climate-related challenges. Photo by Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Scorching Heat Torments Displaced Families - Syria

Scorching Heat Torments Displaced Families - Syria

Many camp residents in Idlib suffer from the intense heat during the summer, due to the lack of basic cooling facilities and weak infrastructure, which exacerbates their daily suffering. Under the blazing sun, displaced families in makeshift camps across rural Idlib endure extreme summer temperatures on July 29, 2025. With little to no access to electricity, clean water, or ventilation, residents seek shade wherever they can and rely on rudimentary means to cope with the heat. The tents provide minimal protection from the scorching weather, and the absence of proper infrastructure worsens their hardship. Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable, as humanitarian relief remains limited in the war-torn region. The heatwave highlights the fragile living conditions faced by thousands displaced by years of conflict, struggling not just with poverty and displacement, but also with climate-related challenges. Photo by Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Scorching Heat Torments Displaced Families - Syria

Scorching Heat Torments Displaced Families - Syria

Many camp residents in Idlib suffer from the intense heat during the summer, due to the lack of basic cooling facilities and weak infrastructure, which exacerbates their daily suffering. Under the blazing sun, displaced families in makeshift camps across rural Idlib endure extreme summer temperatures on July 29, 2025. With little to no access to electricity, clean water, or ventilation, residents seek shade wherever they can and rely on rudimentary means to cope with the heat. The tents provide minimal protection from the scorching weather, and the absence of proper infrastructure worsens their hardship. Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable, as humanitarian relief remains limited in the war-torn region. The heatwave highlights the fragile living conditions faced by thousands displaced by years of conflict, struggling not just with poverty and displacement, but also with climate-related challenges. Photo by Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Scorching Heat Torments Displaced Families - Syria

Scorching Heat Torments Displaced Families - Syria

Many camp residents in Idlib suffer from the intense heat during the summer, due to the lack of basic cooling facilities and weak infrastructure, which exacerbates their daily suffering. Under the blazing sun, displaced families in makeshift camps across rural Idlib endure extreme summer temperatures on July 29, 2025. With little to no access to electricity, clean water, or ventilation, residents seek shade wherever they can and rely on rudimentary means to cope with the heat. The tents provide minimal protection from the scorching weather, and the absence of proper infrastructure worsens their hardship. Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable, as humanitarian relief remains limited in the war-torn region. The heatwave highlights the fragile living conditions faced by thousands displaced by years of conflict, struggling not just with poverty and displacement, but also with climate-related challenges. Photo by Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Scorching Heat Torments Displaced Families - Syria

Scorching Heat Torments Displaced Families - Syria

Many camp residents in Idlib suffer from the intense heat during the summer, due to the lack of basic cooling facilities and weak infrastructure, which exacerbates their daily suffering. Under the blazing sun, displaced families in makeshift camps across rural Idlib endure extreme summer temperatures on July 29, 2025. With little to no access to electricity, clean water, or ventilation, residents seek shade wherever they can and rely on rudimentary means to cope with the heat. The tents provide minimal protection from the scorching weather, and the absence of proper infrastructure worsens their hardship. Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable, as humanitarian relief remains limited in the war-torn region. The heatwave highlights the fragile living conditions faced by thousands displaced by years of conflict, struggling not just with poverty and displacement, but also with climate-related challenges. Photo by Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Scorching Heat Torments Displaced Families - Syria

Scorching Heat Torments Displaced Families - Syria

Many camp residents in Idlib suffer from the intense heat during the summer, due to the lack of basic cooling facilities and weak infrastructure, which exacerbates their daily suffering. Under the blazing sun, displaced families in makeshift camps across rural Idlib endure extreme summer temperatures on July 29, 2025. With little to no access to electricity, clean water, or ventilation, residents seek shade wherever they can and rely on rudimentary means to cope with the heat. The tents provide minimal protection from the scorching weather, and the absence of proper infrastructure worsens their hardship. Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable, as humanitarian relief remains limited in the war-torn region. The heatwave highlights the fragile living conditions faced by thousands displaced by years of conflict, struggling not just with poverty and displacement, but also with climate-related challenges. Photo by Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM