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NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte warned President-elect Trump that a weak peace agreement regarding Ukraine could embolden countries like China, Iran, and North Korea. He articulated that such a deal harms …
NATO Chief Warns Trump: Weak Ukraine Peace Deal May Strengthen Global Adversaries Read More
Chinese scientists are rapidly researching the impact of climate change on potatoes, a key crop for food security. Their studies reveal that while warmer temperatures can hasten tuber growth, they …
Chinese Scientists Urgently Research Climate-Resilient Potatoes Read More
A recent study highlights severe contamination of African waters by PFAS, known as ‘forever chemicals.’ Found in 11 countries, these substances pose serious health risks and threaten aquatic ecosystems. Key …
Alarming Presence of ‘Forever Chemicals’ in African Water Bodies Read More
Venezuela hosted the Antifascist International For a New World promotional committee meeting, attended by over 400 international delegates. The event aimed to combat fascism through structured discussions and working groups, …
Venezuela Hosts Significant Antifascist Congress: A New Path Forward Read More
There are concerns about al-Shabaab’s potential to strengthen in Ethiopia, but significant barriers such as clan-based animosities and poor propaganda strategies hinder their possibilities. Although Ethiopia’s government is presently weakened …
Challenges Facing al-Shabaab in Establishing a Presence in Ethiopia Read More
A stampede at a football stadium in Guinea resulted in 56 fatalities and numerous injuries, following clashes between fans. An investigation is underway to identify responsible parties, amid rising tensions …
Tragic Stampede in Guinea Football Match Claims 56 Lives and Raises Outcry for Justice Read More
COP29 concluded on November 24 with inadequate outcomes on climate finance, revealing a significant gap between developing and developed nations’ commitments. The promise of $300 billion by 2035 is insufficient …
Navigating the Challenges of Climate Finance After COP29 Read More
The U.S. is launching its third crackdown on China’s semiconductor industry, imposing restrictions on 140 companies including key chip toolmakers. The new measures target advanced chip production, particularly in areas …
US Imposes New Restrictions on China’s Semiconductor Industry as Competition Intensifies Read More
The article explores the dual nature of Armageddon as both a war and a representation of the global crisis of climate change. It highlights the urgency of addressing environmental issues, …
Understanding Armageddon: Climate Action and Global Stewardship Read More
President Biden will visit Angola to fulfill a two-year commitment, emphasizing U.S. investment in Africa amidst rising Chinese influence. This trip marks a significant first, as it is the inaugural …
Biden’s Strategic Visit to Angola: Countering China’s Influence in Africa Read More