Global Displaced Population Declines for First Time in a Decade

The UNHCR reported the first decline in the global displaced population in ten years, with 117.8 million people currently displaced worldwide, noting that 70% of refugees live in exile for years and many are now returning to countries like Afghanistan, Syria, and Sudan. This marks a significant shift in global refugee trends, with further details expected from the AAIB regarding India's deadliest aviation disaster in decades.