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Lieutenant General Mohan Subramanian, UNMISS Force Commander, warns of a possible civil war in South Sudan due to escalating violence and a worsening humanitarian situation. He emphasizes the mission’s commitment …
Understanding the Humanitarian Crisis and Security Threats in South Sudan Read More
Astral Foods, South Africa’s largest chicken producer, experienced a cyberattack that resulted in over $1 million in losses due to delivery and processing delays. The incident triggered disaster recovery protocols, …
Cyberattack Disrupts Operations at South Africa’s Largest Chicken Producer Read More
Marie Dunn, a Jamaican author, will publish her new book, Don’t Wait, on April 7, sharing her experiences in endurance sports to inspire others to overcome self-doubt and fear. The …
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Hon. Isalean Phillip, the Minister for Social Development and Gender Affairs in St. Kitts and Nevis, represented Latin America and the Caribbean at CSW69. She highlighted the significance of women’s …
Senator Isalean Phillip Advocates for Gender Equality at CSW69 Read More
The London Marathon is set to break the record for most participants with over 56,000 runners anticipated. The current record stands at 55,646 from the NYC Marathon. Organizers received 840,318 …
London Marathon Set to Break Record for Largest Participation Read More
A report reveals that only 5% of those convicted of illegal deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon have paid their fines. The Imazon study found that from 2017 to 2020, over 265,000 …
Only 5% of Deforesters in Brazil’s Amazon Have Paid Court-Ordered Fines Read More
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist and Columbia University graduate student, was arrested by ICE amid protests on campus. Detained for alleged ties to Hamas, his situation has sparked significant outrage, …
Protests Erupt Over the Arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, Palestinian Activist at Columbia University Read More
Andrew Pearse, a former Credit Suisse banker, has been sentenced to time served in connection with the $2 billion ‘tuna bond’ fraud in Mozambique, after providing key testimony in two …
Former Credit Suisse Banker Receives Time Served in Mozambique Fraud Case Read More
On March 8, 2025, Tempo English reported that Apple has secured local content certificates for 20 products in Indonesia but requires further permits. Additionally, Russia has bombarded Ukraine following the …
Today’s Top 3 News: Apple Receives Certificates in Indonesia; Russia Strikes Ukraine; South Korea Fighter Jet Misfire Injures 29 Read More
Diego de la Vega, a former aide to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, has self-deported to Colombia after living illegally in the U.S. since childhood. He expressed relief over the “freedom of …
Former Aide to AOC Self-Deports to Colombia, Reflects on Immigration Challenges Read More