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A 6.1-magnitude earthquake hit Peru on Sunday, resulting in one death, injuries, and landslides. The quake struck near Callao, causing the suspension of a football game, but no tsunami warning …
One Dead After 6.1-Magnitude Earthquake in Peru Read More
The U.S. has welcomed a deal between Britain and Mauritius for the Chagos Islands, allowing the islands to return to Mauritius while maintaining military access to Diego Garcia. Mauritius Prime …
U.S. Applauds Historic Chagos Islands Agreement; Mauritius Cites Decolonization Win Read More
Pope Leo XIV, previously known as Robert Francis Prevost, makes history as the first American pope, renowned for his missionary work in Peru. Appointed by Pope Francis to head the …
Pope Leo XIV: A Missionary Leader from Chicago to the Papacy Read More
A 6.3 magnitude earthquake hit Ecuador’s Pacific coast on Friday, causing damage to homes but no injuries. The quake, centered near Esmeraldas, was felt in at least ten provinces, with …
6.3 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Ecuador’s Pacific Coast Read More
The March 13 oil spill in Ecuador dumped over 25,000 barrels of crude oil into the environment, severely impacting local communities and ecosystems. Despite government attempts to downplay the situation, …
Ecuador’s Oil Disaster: Communities Unite Against Future Threats Read More
The WMO Hurricane Committee has retired the names Beryl, Helene, Milton, and John due to the significant death toll and destruction caused by these storms in 2024. New names Brianna, …
WMO Hurricane Committee Retires Names of Beryl, Helene, Milton, and John Due to Devastation Read More
South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yul will attend the NATO foreign ministers’ meeting to enhance defense ties amid U.S. pressures. The meeting will address security cooperation between Europe and the …
South Korea Engages with NATO Amidst Rising Security Challenges Read More
Tonga experienced a 7.0 magnitude earthquake without reported damages or casualties. A proposal in Vanuatu seeks to ban non-indigenous candidates from elections, attracting criticism. The Flying Fijians narrowly lost to …
Tonga’s Earthquake: Resilience Amidst Political and Sporting Developments Read More
Fiji faces rising HIV/AIDS cases and drug use, as stated by UNAIDS adviser Renata Ram. Historically, HIV funding decreased, causing neglect as resources shifted to other health priorities. This deterioration …
Fiji’s Challenges in Addressing HIV/AIDS and Drug Use Read More
Colombia, rich in biodiversity, has expanded its climate finance from primarily reducing greenhouse gases to include biodiversity financing. The government, with support from the World Bank Group, has developed regulations …
Advancing Biodiversity Finance Initiatives in Colombia Read More