Natalie Ortiz — News & World Editor

Fluent in English and Spanish, Natalie Ortiz guides Archyworldys’ global desk through elections, disasters, and UN climate summits. Her bilingual live blogs and data visualizations rank across Google Images, Video, and Top Stories. A Knight Science Journalism fellow and Tableau power user, Natalie trains reporters to transform raw data into highly shareable interactives that extend on-page time and social reach.

Belgium’s Defence Minister Warns of ‘Dark Winter for Europe’ as Hybrid Warfare from Russia Threatens Military Readiness

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Europe faces a window of vulnerability until 2030 as military leaders warn that the continent’s armed forces are racing to rearm against escalating Russian threats while procurement systems still operate at peacetime speeds. General Onno Eichelsheim Warns of the 2030 Vulnerability Window Gen Onno Eichelsheim, the chief of defence of the Dutch armed forces, told … Read more

Asian Hornet Alert: Invasive Species Captured in Cork | Irish News

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An invasive Asian hornets—identified by wildlife authorities as a threat capable of devastating honeybee populations—was recently captured in the Ringaskiddy area of Co Cork by a member of the public, prompting warnings from government officials and wildlife authorities. The Ringaskiddy Sighting and Rapid Response Last week, a sharp-eyed resident in County Cork spotted, photographed, and … Read more

Indonesia excluded from new $100 million South America fire fund

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Indonesia’s Forest Fires Left Out of New $100 Million South America Fund, Sparking Calls for Inclusion A newly launched multi-million-dollar international fund designed to combat devastating forest fires across South America has completely excluded Southeast Asia, leaving nations like Indonesia vulnerable and searching for answers amid severe seasonal blazes. The $100 Million South America Fire … Read more

Indonesia Wildfires and Haze Bring Relief from Recent Rain

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Borneo and Sumatra face severe seasonal wildfires worsened by the El Nino weather phenomenon, sending choking haze across regional borders to Malaysia and Singapore. In Pontianak, Indonesia, PM2.5 air pollution levels recently soared to more than 100 times safe limits, forcing school closures and straining local health systems before recent downpours brought temporary relief. How … Read more

Iran Link Suspected in RAF Base Terror Plot: Police Investigation

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Counter-terrorism police in Britain are investigating a potential Iranian link to a suspected bomb plot targeting RAF Fairford, a Gloucestershire military airbase hosting United States Air Force bombers, following the arrest of five men near the facility over the weekend. The high-security operation unfolded when local residents and armed officers intercepted suspicious vehicles approaching the … Read more

Nepal Floods: UN Loss and Damage Fund Request at 0.7% of Total Losses

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Nepal Seeks $20 Million From UN Climate Fund While Facing $2.7 Billion in Flood Losses Nepal has formally requested $20 million in financial compensation from the United Nations’ loss-and-damage fund following catastrophic flash floods on August 26 that killed more than 1,400 people. According to reports from Carbon Brief, this appeal represents the maximum allowed … Read more

Mary Jane Veloso receives presidential pardon from President Marcos

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Mary Jane Veloso, a single mother from Nueva Ecija spared from execution in Indonesia in 2015, received a presidential pardon from Philippine President Bongbong Marcos on Thursday, September 24. Her journey from a prison cell in Wirogunan to repatriation and executive clemency highlights why newsrooms must reject one-off viral reporting in favor of long-term follow-through … Read more

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