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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian reiterated the nation’s peaceful nuclear intentions in a call with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store. He emphasized Iran’s cooperation with the IAEA, criticized Israel’s accusations, …
Iran’s President Reassures Peaceful Nuclear Intentions in Dialogue with Norway Read More
A UN helicopter was attacked while evacuating besieged SSPDF soldiers in Nasir, South Sudan, resulting in the death of a UN personnel, injuries to two crew members, and several SSPDF …
UN Personnel and Soldiers Killed in South Sudan Evacuation Mission Read More
Protests erupted in Buenos Aires against President Javier Milei’s pension cuts, leading to clashes with police as demonstrators sought higher pensions. The unrest highlights widespread public dissatisfaction with austerity measures. …
Clashes Erupt in Argentina During Pensioners’ Protest Against Austerity Measures Read More
Pakistan has been ranked second in the Global Terrorism Index 2025 due to a substantial rise in terrorist attacks and civilian deaths, with the TTP emerging as the deadliest group. …
Pakistan Ranks Second in Global Terrorism Index 2025 Due to Rising Attacks Read More
Lebanon and Saudi Arabia have pledged to strengthen Arab cooperation on key issues in a joint statement following a meeting between President Joseph Aoun and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. …
Lebanon and Saudi Arabia Reinforce Commitment to Arab Cooperation on Key Issues Read More
The IMF has initiated a governance review in Kenya to assess corruption and support economic growth, following a request from the government. Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi emphasized the importance …
IMF Initiates Governance Review in Kenya to Combat Corruption and Enhance Economic Growth Read More
South Sudan is testing a resilient coffee species to combat climate change’s harmful effects on coffee crops, which is critical for the local economy. Farmers and researchers aim for sustainable …
South Sudan Innovates Coffee Cultivation Amid Climate Challenges Read More
As climate change threatens coffee crops, farmers in South Sudan are experimenting with tougher coffee species to adapt to the conditions and ensure future production. Recent challenges posed by climate …
South Sudan Adapts Coffee Farming to Climate Change Challenges Read More
Amidst climate change challenges, South Sudan is testing a more resilient coffee species to sustain its agricultural output and support local farmers’ livelihoods. As climate change increasingly disrupts coffee production …
Amid Climate Change, South Sudan Trials Hardier Coffee Species Read More
Kenya is facing severe wildfires in various national parks due to a prolonged drought. Emergency teams are actively engaged in firefighting efforts, particularly in Nairobi National Park and Aberdare National …
Kenya Intensifies Wildfire Response Amid Severe Drought in Wildlife Parks Read More