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The World Bank’s 2024 Economic Update for Equatorial Guinea highlights a 5.7% economic contraction in 2023, driven by losses in the hydrocarbon sector. It advocates for sustainable forestry practices as …
New Fiscal Strategies for Sustainable Forestry in Equatorial Guinea Read More
Mozambicans are preparing to vote in a presidential election on Wednesday to select a successor to President Filipe Nyusi. Approximately 17 million voters will elect a new president and parliamentary …
Mozambique’s Presidential Election: Key Insights and Expectations Read More
The Ministry of National Defence in Việt Nam has appointed three officers to serve in UN missions in South Sudan and Abyei, emphasizing their training and past experiences. Lieutenant Colonel …
Vietnamese Peacekeepers Deployed to South Sudan and Abyei Read More
As COP29 approaches, a significant debate looms over climate financing for developing nations, with wealthier countries pressured to broaden their financial support base to include emerging economies like China. The …
COP29 Set to Address Climate Financing Disputes Among Nations Read More
The upcoming Zimbabwe versus Namibia AFCON qualifier will take place behind closed doors at Orlando Stadium due to Namibia’s financial constraints. Both teams are barred from hosting matches at home, …
Zimbabwe versus Namibia AFCON Qualifier to Take Place in Empty Stadium Read More
President Kais Saied has been re-elected in Tunisia, reportedly securing over 89 percent of the vote. His election follows the dismantling of democratic structures and the disqualification of many rivals, …
Tunisia’s Presidential Election: A Step Back Towards Authoritarianism Read More
Heavy floods in the Lake Chad Basin have resulted in at least 621 deaths and widespread displacement. The rains, some of the heaviest in decades, have severely impacted Chad, Nigeria, …
Devastating Floods in Lake Chad Basin Claim Hundreds of Lives and Displace Thousands Read More
The United States is not actively pursuing the revival of a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollah, focusing instead on limiting the scope of Israeli military operations in response to …
US Resigns to Limiting Israeli Operations Amid Escalating Conflict with Hezbollah Read More
Wendy Osirus, Haiti’s goodwill ambassador in Santiago, criticized Dominican President Luis Abinader’s new immigration policy to repatriate 10,000 undocumented immigrants per week. He argued that such measures empower problematic migration …
Haitian Leader Critiques Dominican Immigration Measures as a License for Abuses Read More
Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan outlined the severe threats posed by Hurricane Milton, particularly flooding and storm surge, as the storm approaches the region. Residents are warned about significant rainfall and …
Mayor Deegan Highlights Flooding and Storm Surge Risks Ahead of Hurricane Milton Read More