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Professor Charles Anosike of NiMet attended an AATF meeting on March 18, 2025, focusing on proactive flood preparedness in Nigeria. Vice President Kashim Shettima hosted the meeting, emphasizing the need …
NiMet Director-General Participates in AATF Meeting on Flood Preparedness Read More
Kazakhstan has taken on the Presidency of the Conference on Disarmament, emphasizing transparency and inclusivity. The conference will address critical issues such as nuclear disarmament and biological safety, with eight …
Kazakhstan Assumes Presidency of the United Nations Conference on Disarmament Read More
A UNIFIL soldier was injured in a landmine explosion in southern Lebanon, specifically between the towns of Yater and Zibqin, as reported by the National News Agency. A soldier from …
UNIFIL Soldier Injured in Landmine Explosion in Southern Lebanon Read More
Abhishek Kaushik, President of the Amateur Soft Tennis Association UP, supports the Indian government’s visa denial for Pakistan and Bangladesh teams, citing an incompatibility between terrorism and sports. The ISTC …
Abhishek Kaushik Advocates Visa Denial for Terrorism and Sports Separation Read More
The Kazakhstan Institute for Strategic Studies hosted a discussion on March 18 featuring Yerkin Tukumov’s monograph, which examines Kazakhstan’s opportunities amidst challenges like climate change and economic diversification. Experts emphasized …
Kazakhstan’s ‘Narrow Corridor’: Perspectives on Future Opportunities Read More
Early voting for Louisiana’s March 29 Election has started and will continue until March 22, excluding Sundays. Low turnout has been reported, prompting officials to encourage voter participation. The Registrar …
Early Voting Commences for Louisiana’s March 29 Election Read More
The FDC Party in Uganda is set to contest the Kawempe by-election results in court, claiming electoral irregularities. The election saw NUP’s Naukoola Luyimbazi win amidst violent incidents affecting journalists. …
FDC Party to Challenge Kawempe By-Election Results Over Irregularities Read More
The Turkish hospitality industry expects a surge in tourism activity from Eid al-Fitr, Nevruz, Easter, and school breaks, aiming for 65 million visitors and $64 billion in revenues. Key figures …
Eid and Easter Holidays Expected to Boost Turkish Tourism Industry Read More
Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr, the mayor of Freetown, addresses the climate emergency through initiatives such as appointing Africa’s first chief heat officer and launching the “Freetown the Tree Town” project. She emphasizes …
Women Leading Freetown’s Fight Against Climate Change Read More
Vice-President Kashim Shettima announced that Nigeria’s economy is on a path to sustainable growth and urged the National Assembly to prioritize unity and national development. He praised President Tinubu’s leadership …
Shettima Affirms Nigeria’s Economic Progress, Urges Unity for Growth Read More