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Argentina’s Congress has approved a new IMF loan under President Javier Milei to bolster foreign currency reserves and address debt payments. The specifics of the loan remain undisclosed, but it …
Argentina’s Congress Approves New IMF Loan for Economic Stability Read More
President Gustavo Petro of Colombia led a mass rally to garner support for stalled health and labor reforms, illustrating the political pressure on Congress. Despite being the country’s first leftist …
Thousands March in Support of Colombia’s President and His Reforms Read More
Mozambique is currently experiencing an alarming trend of increased cyclonic activity, with three cyclones striking in recent months. This has greatly impacted vulnerable communities and strained aid organizations. Experts are …
Mozambique Cyclone Cluster Raises Concerns Over Increasing Weather Patterns Read More
Mozambique has experienced three cyclones in three months, raising concerns over the normalization of such extreme weather events. The impacts of these storms have overwhelmed aid organizations and devastated local …
Mozambique’s Cyclone Crisis: A Signal of New Norms in Extreme Weather Read More
Ecuador’s Petroecuador declared a ‘force majeure’ emergency after an oil spill from a ruptured pipeline contaminated rivers, affecting drinking water for hundreds of thousands. The company suspended crude exports while …
Ecuador Declares Emergency as Oil Spill Disrupts Water Supply and Exports Read More
Renamo dissidents demand the resignation of leader Ossufo Momade, criticizing his leadership following poor election results. Protests are escalating across Mozambique, led by former guerrillas who feel betrayed and ignored. …
Renamo Dissidents Intensify Protests Demanding Ossufo Momade’s Resignation Read More
At least 11 bodies were found in a well in Khartoum, following the expulsion of the RSF by the military. Authorities suspect the RSF killed the victims, including women and …
Bodies Discovered in Khartoum Well Amid Ongoing Conflict with RSF Read More
As of February 7, 2025, Jamaica has recorded thirty-seven fatalities in thirty-four fatal crashes, representing a 12 percent decrease compared to 2024. Vulnerable road users constitute 76 percent of these …
Traffic Fatalities in Jamaica: Thirty-Seven Lives Lost as of February 2025 Read More
Rwanda has cut diplomatic ties with Belgium, citing that Belgium has consistently undermined Rwanda amid the conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The decision, effective immediately, signals growing diplomatic …
Rwanda Sever Diplomatic Ties with Belgium Amid Ongoing Conflict Read More
A Peruvian farmer, Saul Luciano Lliuya, is suing German energy company RWE for climate change damages. He demands 17,000 euros for flood defenses, claiming RWE’s carbon emissions contribute to the …
Peruvian Farmer Engages in Landmark Climate Case Against RWE Energy Read More