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Mexico has agreed to send water to the U.S. to resolve treaty shortfalls after Trump threatened tariffs. This decision follows accusations that Mexico was failing to meet obligations under a …
Mexico Agrees to Provide Water to U.S. Following Diplomatic Pressures Read More
Jacob Kiplimo debuted in the London Marathon finishing second with a national record of 2:03:37. He was outpaced by Kenya’s Sebastian Sawe, who won at 2:02:27. Ethiopian Tigist Assefa broke …
Jacob Kiplimo Shatters Ugandan Record in London Marathon Debut Read More
In March 2025, Zimbabweans largely abstained from a proposed stay away from work termed by activist Blessed Geza, citing safety concerns. Political analyst Eldred Masunungure attributed this to the rational …
Political Analyst Warns of Continued Uncertainty in Zimbabwe’s Landscape Read More
Suriname’s officials are meeting with the IMF to discuss a new economic program following the expiration of a $688 million agreement. Finance Minister Stanley Raghoebarsing emphasized the need for a …
Suriname Engages IMF on Successor Program Ahead of Elections Read More
Fernando Collor de Mello, Brazil’s first democratically elected president, has begun serving a nearly nine-year prison sentence for corruption and money laundering after being arrested on Friday. His resignation in …
Fernando Collor de Mello Begins Prison Sentence for Corruption Read More
A 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck near Esmeraldas, Ecuador, causing injuries and property damage. Early reports indicate at least 20 injured and power outages. Authorities issued a tsunami alert, later canceled. …
Magnitude 6.3 Earthquake Strikes Near Ecuador’s Pacific Coast, Causing Injuries and Damage Read More
Houthi rebels have shot down seven U.S. Reaper drones in recent weeks, costing the Pentagon over $200 million. This reflects a concerning escalation in U.S.-Houthi tensions, as defense officials report …
Houthi Rebels Down Seven U.S. Drones, Raising Stakes in Yemen Conflict Read More
South Africa’s finance ministry has decided not to increase VAT from 15% as planned due to political opposition. This decision will result in a significant revenue shortfall of approximately 75 …
South Africa Reverses Planned VAT Increase Amid Political Opposition Read More
The South African finance ministry has announced there will be no increase to value-added tax (VAT) slated for May 1, as initially proposed in the 2025 budget. The decision follows …
South Africa Withdraws Planned VAT Increase Amid Political Opposition Read More
Current humanitarian crises in Gaza, Yemen, Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Somalia, and Ukraine highlight severe challenges faced by civilian populations due to ongoing violence, displacement, and funding …
Current Humanitarian Challenges in Global Conflict Zones Read More