Nepal Army rescue workers help an exhausted, mud-covered survivor after a landslide

Latest updates from flood rescue efforts in Nepal

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Soldiers rescue a worker alive from a tunnel during an ongoing operation at the Trishuli-3A hydropower project in Nepal’s Rasuwa district, Sept. 4, 2026.

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In Nepal today, some welcome but unexpected news as two survivors were rescued — alive — from the tunnel of a hydropower plant, some nine days after getting trapped by devastating floods. Also, the Spanish Women’s Football League has announced it will subsidize the procedure for players on the national team to freeze their eggs. And, Giorgia Meloni becomes Italy’s longest continuously serving prime minister since Benito Mussolini. Plus, finding hospitality in an unknown part of the Indian Himalayas.

In This Episode

The latest from on the ground in Nepal
9:56
Spain’s elite female soccer stars can now freeze their eggs for free
3:41
An AfD win in Saxony could be the first time the far-right party governs
3:03
Germany’s far-right AfD party has adopted a Jewish-built moped as a campaign symbol
5:17
Meloni reaches milestone as Italy’s longest continuously serving PM since Mussolini
5:27
25 years and two wars later, a veteran reflects on 9/11 attacks
11:58
Finding hospitality in an unknown place in India
6:55