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JBS has announced a $100 million investment to build two factories in Vietnam, aiming to enhance its market presence and contribute to local economic development. The project, formalized with the …
JBS Announces $100 Million Investment in Vietnam for Global Expansion Read More
Lebanon’s Information Minister Paul Morcos met with UNESCO officials to discuss collaborative media projects and initiatives. Key topics included upcoming meetings, combating hate speech, and strategies on fake news. Morcos …
Lebanon’s Information Minister Engages with UNESCO on Media Initiatives Read More
Portugal has scheduled early elections for May 18 after the government collapsed following Prime Minister Luis Montenegro’s loss of a confidence vote. This situation arises from a scandal involving potential …
Portugal to Hold Early Elections on May 18 Following Government Collapse Read More
EU leaders will strengthen ties with South Africa at the upcoming summit, focused on addressing the Ukraine situation. President Ramaphosa will represent South Africa, while EU leaders aim to discuss …
EU Leaders Strengthen Partnership with South Africa at Upcoming Summit Read More
Portugal is set for its third snap general election in three years due to a confidence vote likely to unseat Prime Minister Luís Montenegro. Amid scrutiny of his family’s consultancy, …
Portugal Prepares for Potential Snap General Election Amid Confidence Vote Read More
The Great Passage cruise will retrace the slave trade route from Brazil to Angola, promoting education about the consequences of slavery. Helena Monteiro da Costa, whose father was enslaved, participates …
Great Passage Cruise to Illuminate the Legacy of the Transatlantic Slave Trade Read More
The Great Passage cruise will navigate the transatlantic route once taken by enslaved Africans, reversing the journey to educate about the legacy of the slave trade. Helena Monteiro da Costa, …
Navigating Heritage: The Great Passage Cruise from Brazil to Angola Read More