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Climate change is becoming more severe, weakening the cooling impact of La Niña. India is predicted to experience above-normal temperatures and intense heatwaves, reflecting a new normal driven by human-induced …
Climate Change Intensifies: La Niña’s Diminished Impact in a Warmer Era Read More
Vladimir Putin is accused of employing migration as a tactic in hybrid warfare against the West. Experts highlight that Russia uses this strategy to influence European political dynamics, particularly in …
How Russia Utilizes Migration in Hybrid Warfare Against the West Read More
Civil works for Gabon’s 125MW Owendo gas-to-power plant will begin in June, developed by the Gabon Power Company and Wärtsilä in a BOOT IPP framework. The Owendo gas-to-power plant in …
Gabon to Initiate Work on Owendo Gas-to-Power Plant in June Read More
A study reveals that climate change may threaten up to a third of global food production, with particularly severe impacts in low-latitude regions. Essential crops face reduced growing areas, potentially …
Climate Change Poses Severe Threat to Global Food Crop Production Read More
VIFA EXPO 2025, Vietnam’s largest furniture fair, launched on March 5 in Ho Chi Minh City, showcasing a broad range of products from over 650 exhibitors, including international representatives. The …
VIFA EXPO 2025: Vietnam’s Premier Furniture Trade Event Launches in HCM City Read More
On March 5, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh urged for enhanced administrative restructuring and efforts to maintain macroeconomic stability targeting over 8% GDP growth by 2025. Vietnam also committed to …
Vietnam’s March 5 Briefing: Key Developments in Governance and International Relations Read More
An online meeting on February 28, 2023, facilitated by PCUz, involved the Children’s Ombudsmen of Uzbekistan and Finland discussing child protection issues. They shared experiences, focusing on Uzbekistan’s new child …
Online Meeting Focuses on Child Protection Initiatives Between Uzbekistan and Finland Read More
Rodney Wilkes, the first Olympic medalist for Trinidad and Tobago, earned silver in weightlifting at the 1948 London Games, marking a significant moment in the nation’s sports history. Known for …
The Legacy of Rodney Wilkes: Trinidad and Tobago’s First Olympic Medalist Read More
Nigeria recently hosted a high-level summit focused on the protection and resilience of submarine telecommunications cables amid rising global geopolitical tensions and concerns over sabotage. Government officials and industry leaders …
Nigeria Hosts Global Summit to Safeguard Submarine Cable Infrastructure Read More
Sam Nujoma’s state funeral is set for March 1 in Windhoek, with over ten countries expected to send delegations. The body will lie in state for public viewing, and a …
International Attendance at Sam Nujoma’s State Funeral Read More