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Fiji 7s men’s coach Osea Kolinisau expressed disappointment over the team’s 10-12 loss to South Africa in the Vancouver 7s semi-final. He attributed the defeat to failing to capitalize on …
Fiji 7s Team Manager Osea Kolinisau Reflects on Semi-Final Loss Read More
Senator Jon Ossoff criticized the Trump administration for denying Georgia’s request for an extension of hurricane relief after Hurricane Helene. The storm caused considerable destruction, leading to losses of at …
Ossoff Criticizes Trump’s Denial of Hurricane Helene Relief Extension for Georgia Read More
Valentine’s Day chocolates symbolize love but are threatened by climate change, increasing prices and rarity. Cocoa farmers in West Africa struggle with rising temperatures and erratic weather, leading to a …
Valentine’s Day and Chocolate: A Love Story Endangered by Climate Change Read More
Osea Kolinisau, Fiji’s men’s 7s head coach, criticized the team’s failure to capitalize on opportunities and maintain control during the HSBC Perth 7s quarter-final against South Africa. Despite having possession, …
Fiji Men’s 7s Coach Kolinisau Addresses Performance Issues Post-Perth 7s Read More
Yemen’s Houthi rebels have released the crew of the Galaxy Leader, seized in November 2023. The release was facilitated by Omani mediation and was part of the Houthi’s strategy amid …
Yemen’s Houthi Rebels Release Crew of Galaxy Leader Vessel Seized in November 2023 Read More
Syria’s new President Ahmed al-Sharaa visited Saudi Arabia on his first foreign trip, meeting Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. His objectives include garnering support for Syria’s transitional government and rebuilding …
Syria’s President al-Sharaa Engages with Saudi Arabia on First Foreign Visit Read More
The UN has urged Libya to detain war crimes suspect Osama Najim, sent home by Italy despite a pending ICC warrant. Najim, arrested in Italy, was returned following a court …
UN Calls on Libya to Detain War Crimes Suspect Returned by Italy Read More
Kurdish groups in Syria are seeking a unified representation for negotiations in Damascus despite internal divisions. The SDF and ENKS recently met to discuss collaboration, emphasizing the need to resolve …
Kurdish Groups in Syria Pursue Unity Amid Challenges in Post-Assad Era Read More
Mozambique’s Constitutional Council has confirmed the election results, extending Frelimo’s 50-year rule. Daniel Chapo received 65% of votes, while opposition candidate Venancio Mondlane alleged election fraud. The ruling has heightened …
Mozambique’s Constitutional Council Ratifies Frelimo’s Election Victory Amidst Unrest Read More
Brazil’s Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has enacted Ordinance GM/MMA No. 1,250/2024 to govern the Incentive Mechanism for the Recycling Industry. The ordinance supports tax deductions for recycling projects, …
Brazil’s Recycling Incentive Law: New Ordinance Published by Ministry of Environment Read More