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Nana Ayew Afriye, MP for Effiduase/Asokore, has accused the NDC of importing foreign miners to engage in illegal galamsey activities to undermine the NPP’s electoral prospects. He emphasizes the distinct …
NPP MP Accuses NDC of Importing Foreign Miners to Undermine Political Stability in Ghana Read More
China and Brazil met at the UN General Assembly in a bid to mediate peace between Russia and Ukraine, emphasizing non-sanctioning approaches and inclusive dialogue. The discussion excluded the US …
China and Brazil Pursue Mediation for Ukraine Conflict During UN General Assembly Read More
Rubis has reported double-digit margin growth in the Caribbean, primarily thanks to Jamaica and Guyana, with a gross margin rise to €167 million. However, the unstable conditions in Haiti resulted …
Rubis Reports Strong Growth Driven by Caribbean Markets, Offset by Haiti’s Challenges Read More
On September 4, 2002, Turkmenistan’s Foreign Minister Rashid Meredov met with UAE Ambassador Hassan Abdullah Al Adab, who conveyed greetings from UAE officials. The discussion focused on the strong relations …
Turkmenistan Foreign Minister Engages with UAE Ambassador Read MoreHuman Rights Watch has accused Rwandan forces and M23 rebels of indiscriminately shelling civilian displacement camps around Goma, resulting in numerous civilian casualties and human rights abuses as the conflict …
Accusations of Indiscriminate Shelling by Rwandan Forces and M23 Rebels in Eastern DR Congo Read More
Glencore’s Kamoto Copper Company is facing a royalty dispute with the DRC tax authority, DGRAD, which claims KCC owes over €800 million. The conflict escalated with the freezing of KCC’s …
Glencore Copper Mine in DRC Engaged in €800 Million Royalty Dispute Read More
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed continued discussions on a US-supported ceasefire with Lebanon after recent meetings, while Israeli airstrikes against Hezbollah have resulted in significant casualties. Foreign Minister Israel Katz …
Escalating Conflict in the Middle East: Israeli Government Continues Military Operations Amid Calls for Ceasefire Read More
Egypt has delivered its second weapons shipment to Somalia this month, involving anti-aircraft guns and artillery, amidst rising tensions with Ethiopia over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. Somalia’s relationship with …
Egypt’s Military Support for Somalia: Implications for Regional Stability Read More
Kazakhstan is hosting the “Indestructible Brotherhood-2024” military drill for the CSTO Collective Peacekeeping Force from September 26 to October 7, involving forces from Russia, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan. The exercise, …
Kazakhstan Conducts “Indestructible Brotherhood-2024” Drill for CSTO Peacekeeping Force Read More
This article examines the impacts of biodiversity loss and environmental crime on women from rural and indigenous communities in Ecuador, Mexico, Cameroon, and Indonesia. It discusses how illegal extractive activities …
The Impact of Biodiversity Loss and Environmental Crime on Women in Rural and Indigenous Communities Read More