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The WFP reported the death of three staff members due to an aerial bombardment in Sudan on December 19, 2024. The conflict in Sudan has persisted since April 2023, severely …
WFP Reports Tragic Loss of Three Staff Members in Sudan Aerial Bombing Read More
Italy and the Dominican Republic celebrated National Space Day with a conference on aerospace cooperation, focusing on the importance of developing nano-satellites for environmental monitoring. Key speakers included Marco Lisi, …
Italy and Dominican Republic Strengthen Aerospace Cooperation on National Space Day Read More
Human Rights Watch emphasizes the opportunity for Syria to transition from years of repression following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad. Key recommendations include ensuring accountability for past human rights abuses, …
Syria’s Transition Post-Assad: A Call for Human Rights and Justice Read More
President Putin’s recent visit to Mongolia has sparked controversy as it occurred despite ongoing war crimes accusations against him by the International Criminal Court. While Mongolian officials defended their decision …
Mongolia Hosts Putin Amidst ICC War Crimes Accusations Read More
Scientists have initiated a groundbreaking project using animals, including goats and dogs, to predict natural disasters such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. By fitting various species with tracking transmitters, researchers …
Innovative Research: Can Animals Predict Natural Disasters? Read More
The G-7 foreign ministers condemned the military cooperation between Russia and North Korea, particularly the deployment of North Korean troops to assist Russia in Ukraine, reaffirming their unwavering support for …
G-7 Foreign Ministers Condemn Russia-North Korea Military Alliance Read MorePresident Biden attended the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, discussing critical global issues such as poverty, governance, and climate change with world leaders. On the occasion of the G20 …
President Biden Engages at G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro Read More
The analysis discusses corporate criminal liability concerning human rights violations, highlighting varying global approaches, the significance of corporate culture in establishing accountability, and the implications of Indonesia’s revised Criminal Code. …
Corporate Criminal Liability and Human Rights Violations: Insights from Indonesia Read More
A recent EIB survey shows that 67 percent of Italians deem climate adaptation a priority for lifestyle and investment. The report, unveiled during COP29, reveals that most Italians have experienced …
Survey Reveals High Priority for Climate Change Adaptation Among Italians Read More