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Recent research claims Afghanistan has the lowest life satisfaction and hope for the future in global history, showing alarming averages of 1.28 for life satisfaction and 1.02 for future hope, …
Afghanistan Faces Lowest Life Satisfaction and Hope Levels in History Read More
In a recent press conference, Donald Trump revealed he warned Prime Minister Netanyahu against a strike on Iran’s nuclear sites. This comes as U.S. intelligence indicated Israel’s potential military actions. …
Trump Warns Netanyahu Against Military Action on Iran Amid Nuclear Deal Push Read More
A cholera outbreak in Sudan has claimed 172 lives, with over 2,500 reported ill recently. The infection is spreading mainly in Khartoum and Omdurman due to poor sanitation and water …
Cholera Outbreak in Sudan: Disease Claims Over 170 Lives Amid Civil Strife Read More
The Fiji Football Association will conduct its 87th Ordinary Congress this Friday, with new candidates nominated for vice-presidential positions. A mix of experienced and emerging football personalities are in the …
FFA Congress This Weekend: New Faces Nominated for VP Positions Read More
On the eve of Guyana’s 59th independence celebration, Venezuela’s government announces plans to hold elections in the Essequibo region, a territory legally recognized as part of Guyana. This action raises …
Venezuela’s Election Plans in Essequibo Ignite Diplomatic Concerns Read More
Venezuelans experienced a low turnout at polling stations for new legislature and state governors. The main opposition party boycotted the election in protest of President Maduro’s disputed reelection. Approximately 21 …
Low Turnout in Venezuela Amid Opposition Boycott of Divisive Elections Read More
The UAE delegation engaged in the 34th session of the UN Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, focusing on international cooperation, human trafficking, and terrorism. They highlighted preparations for …
UAE Delegation Participates in UN Commission Session on Crime Prevention Read More
A group of eight migrants deported from the U.S. was detained in Djibouti post-court ruling against their expulsion to South Sudan. U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy ruled that the migrants …
Deportees from U.S. Detained in Djibouti Following Court Ruling Read More
Syria’s interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa met with Turkish President Erdogan in Istanbul following the U.S. and EU’s decision to lift sanctions on Syria. The leaders discussed strengthening bilateral relations and …
Syria’s Al-Sharaa and Erdogan Meet in Turkey Post-Sanction Lift Read More
First Andes Silver Ltd. has hired SPF Drilling S.A.C. for a 2000-meter drilling program at Santas Gloria, Peru. The drilling starts in July 2025 following a successful 2024 campaign that …
First Andes Silver Engages SPF Drilling for 2000-Meter Drilling Program at Santas Gloria Read More