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Brazil’s Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has enacted Ordinance GM/MMA No. 1,250/2024 to govern the Incentive Mechanism for the Recycling Industry. The ordinance supports tax deductions for recycling projects, …
Brazil’s Recycling Incentive Law: New Ordinance Published by Ministry of Environment Read More
Zambia’s Rugby 15s, led by captain Ali Bhika, is determined to win Pool A at the 2024 Rugby Africa Cup after defeating Ghana 31-22. They will next face Tunisia, who …
Zambia’s Rugby 15s Eyes Victory Against Tunisia in Africa Cup Clash Read More
Pakistan clinched an ODI series win by defeating South Africa by 81 runs, securing a 2-0 lead in the series. Key contributions came from captain Mohammad Rizwan (80) and Babar …
Pakistan Secures ODI Series Victory Over South Africa with 81-Run Win Read More
Former North Korean soldiers share their harrowing experiences of hunger and lack of training during military service, illuminating the conditions of troops now deployed in Ukraine. Despite reported high morale …
The Deployment and Implications of North Korean Troops in the Ukraine Conflict Read More
The UAE has stopped supplying arms to Sudan’s RSF after U.S. pressure, as reported by the White House. This follows Senator Van Hollen’s legislative efforts to block arms deals with …
UAE Halts Arms Supply to Sudan’s RSF Amid U.S. Legislative Pressure Read More
The German Federal Foreign Office’s 16th Human Rights Report reveals that Iran’s regime systematically violates personal and political freedoms, suppressing protests violently. With Iran holding the second-highest global execution rate, …
German Government’s Human Rights Report Exposes Violations in Iran Read More
ISA, Colombia’s major electricity transmission company, has sold its Chilean telecommunications division. This sale aligns with its strategic focus on enhancing its primary electric power operations. The divestment reflects a …
ISA Divests Chilean Telecom Subsidiary to Focus on Core Electricity Business Read More
This article discusses the vital connection between biodiversity conservation and climate action in Latin America and the Caribbean, emphasizing the need for integrated approaches to enhance human security and peace. …
Weathering Risk: Integrating Biodiversity and Climate Action for Peace in LAC Read More
Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister James Marape announced plans to return to UN climate talks with a focus on forest conservation after boycotting recent discussions deemed ineffective. He emphasized the …
Papua New Guinea Plans Return to UN Climate Talks with Forest Conservation Focus Read More
Ethiopia and Somalia have purportedly settled a dangerous feud that nearly escalated into a crisis, with potential military conflicts brewing as alliances shifted. The withdrawal of Ethiopian troops from Somalia …
Ethiopia and Somalia Claim Resolution of Dangerous Feud Amid Skepticism Read More