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General Brice Oligui Nguema of Gabon has positioned himself as a compassionate leader following his coup that deposed President Ali Bongo Ondimba. At 50, he plans to run for president, …
Brice Oligui Nguema: Embracing Leadership Amidst Expectations in Gabon Read More
Rodney Wilkes, the first Olympic medalist for Trinidad and Tobago, earned silver in weightlifting at the 1948 London Games, marking a significant moment in the nation’s sports history. Known for …
The Legacy of Rodney Wilkes: Trinidad and Tobago’s First Olympic Medalist Read More
Pope Francis is hospitalized for double pneumonia after a recent health scare. His papacy, noted for liberal views, has been complicated by past accusations related to Argentina’s ‘Dirty War.’ Accusations …
Pope Francis’ Health Crisis Amid Historical Accusations from the ‘Dirty War’ Read More
Pristyn Care has exited Bangladesh due to civil unrest, despite initial growth success. Bitcoin’s price has dropped below $80,000 amid market uncertainties and tariff impacts. Tamanna Sharma’s Earthling First is …
Pristyn Care Exits Bangladesh: Insights on Bitcoin Decline and Sustainability Initiatives Read More
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi discussed key areas of bilateral cooperation, including education, renewable energy, and migration management. This engagement enhances Italy’s influence in …
Italy and Egypt Forge a Common Strategic Agenda in the Indo-Mediterranean Region Read More
An Argentine court’s historic decision to issue arrest warrants for Myanmar’s military leaders over the Rohingya genocide represents a significant legal advancement. Grounded in universal jurisdiction, this ruling could foster …
Argentina’s Historic Decision: A Step Towards Accountability for Myanmar’s Generals Read More
Developing countries urged wealthy nations to honor the $20 billion annual funding pledge for climate change efforts during the climate talks in Rome. The discussions, held amid geopolitical tensions, focus …
Climate Talks in Rome: Wealthy Nations Face Pressure on Funding Commitments Read More
Colombia’s deforestation increased by 35% in 2024, reverting from a 23-year low. Environment Minister Susana Muhamad reported that deforestation reached 1,070 square kilometers, driven mainly by operations involving organized crime …
Colombia Experiences 35% Surge in Deforestation Ahead of COP16 Talks Read More
Susana Muhamad, Colombia’s environment minister and COP16 president, has resigned but seeks to remain in her position until the UN biodiversity negotiations conclude. Her resignation follows internal political strife, including …
Colombia’s COP16 Presidency in Jeopardy as Minister Resigns Read More
The Bishops of Burundi, DRC, and Rwanda express solidarity with affected people in Goma due to escalating violence. They condemn the violence, urge political dialogue, and call for urgent humanitarian …
Catholic Bishops of Burundi, DRC, and Rwanda Show Support for Goma Amid Violence Read More