BBC meets Venezuela earthquake survivors

Venezuela’s northern coastline faces a dire humanitarian crisis following devastating earthquakes, with tens of thousands left homeless and reliant on makeshift shelters while residents express frustration over the government's militarized and slow response. Meanwhile, Israel’s formal recognition of the Armenian genocide has ignited diplomatic tensions with Turkey, despite the move being largely symbolic. In Gaza, the ongoing conflict has left the territory in ruins, with reconstruction estimates exceeding $70 billion and no clear path forward for displaced residents. Elsewhere, the Large Hadron Collider has entered a four-year upgrade to investigate dark matter, while Canada celebrates a historic football victory. Additionally, Uganda’s independent media faces a severe crackdown as armed soldiers seal off offices, and a mysterious vigilante in Mexico is targeting motorcycle thieves, highlighting the broader struggle against crime in the region.