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His Highness the Aga Khan pledged €100 million at the European Commission’s conference to aid Syria’s humanitarian and developmental needs. The AKDN has been engaged for over 25 years, focusing …
Ismaili Imamat Commits €100 Million to Support Syria’s Development Efforts Read More
Peru has lost 80% of its European market share for ginger, with demand expected to decline due to favorable weather. Challenges in procurement arose from quality issues in early shipments, …
Peruvian Ginger Exits European Market Amid Supply Challenges and Shifting Demands Read More
Argentina is witnessing a shift in its wine industry with grape varieties like Cabernet Franc gaining popularity, alongside a renaissance in white wines such as Chardonnay and Semillon. Esteemed wineries …
The Emerging Grape Varieties in Argentina’s Wine Industry Read More
Hundreds protested in London against China’s proposed embassy at Royal Mint Court, fearing it will threaten dissidents. Uyghur activist Rahima Mahmut expressed concerns that it would serve as a base …
Protest Erupts Against Planned Chinese Embassy in London Read More
India and Mauritius have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance cooperation in combating financial crimes, including money laundering and asset recovery. This agreement, signed during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s …
India and Mauritius Sign MoU to Strengthen Cooperation Against Financial Crimes Read More
Lebanon has finalized 22 agreements with Saudi Arabia to bolster economic ties, ahead of a proposed high-level visit. These include various sectors and aim to facilitate international aid for Lebanon’s …
Lebanon Finalizes 22 Cooperation Agreements with Saudi Arabia for Economic Growth Read More
Desi Bouterse, Suriname’s former dictator and president, has died at 79. Known for his military coup in 1980 and subsequent political career, he faced serious accusations including drug trafficking and …
Desi Bouterse, Former Suriname Dictator and President, Dies at 79 Read More
The Constitutional Court of Morocco validated Law 97-15, concerning the right to strike, ruling it constitutional. The law faced significant opposition from labor organizations, which view it as an infringement …
Constitutional Court Affirms Morocco’s Controversial Right to Strike Law Read More
Rwanda’s local governments, through RALGA, are updating national climate action pledges known as NDCs, with a goal to submit revisions to the UN by 2025. The country has secured $4.5 …
Engaging Local Governments in Shaping Rwanda’s Climate Action Strategy Read More
The Tigray conflict in Ethiopia faces a possible resurgence into civil war, with the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) reclaiming control of significant areas. Internal party divisions and external allegations …
Ethiopia’s Tigray Conflict: A Resurgence Threat Amid Regional Tensions Read More