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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has arrived in Washington to repair strained ties with the U.S. Trump administration. Key discussions will revolve around trade access under AGOA, as well as …
Cyril Ramaphosa in Washington: An Effort to Repair U.S.-South Africa Relations Read More
Brazil has launched a payroll-deductible loan program for private-sector workers, totaling 2 billion reais ($352 million). This initiative, aimed at enhancing financial access and stimulating economic growth, allows loans with …
Brazil Introduces $352 Million Payroll-Deductible Loan Program for Workers Read More
Iraq’s parliament is advancing legislation to integrate the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) directly under state control, amidst U.S. calls for reduced Iranian influence. The original PMF framework lacks clarity but …
Iraq Advances PMF Law Amid U.S. Advocacy for Military Oversight Read More
The Zimbabwe senior women’s rugby team, the Lady Sables, has announced a provisional squad for the Rugby Africa Division One Women’s Tournament taking place in Ivory Coast from April 9 …
Zimbabwe’s Lady Sables Prepare for Rugby Africa Division One Tournament Read More
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signed a Treaty on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership to enhance bilateral relations. Despite this, Russia and Iran have diverging interests in the …
Russia and Iran: Navigating Diverging Interests in the South Caucasus Read More
In the buildup to the Fire Festival, Iranian youth initiated anti-regime activities marked by protests and acts of defiance against the ruling dictatorship. On March 17, they executed numerous operations …
Nationwide Defiance in Iran’s Fire Festival Highlights Youth Resistance Read More
The Association of Tour Operators of Russia has dismissed reports of a rotavirus outbreak in Egypt, with no increased illness inquiries from travelers. Tourists visiting the region report no signs …
Denial of Massive Rotavirus Outbreak in Egypt by Tour Operators Read More
King Alexander, during his State visit to Kenya, urged respect for citizens’ rights, highlighting key areas of focus such as human rights and good governance. His discussions with youth and …
Dutch King Advocates for Human Rights During Visit to Kenya Read More
Rwanda has cut diplomatic ties with Belgium, accusing it of siding with DR Congo and promoting sanctions. Historical grievances date back to colonial practices, political divisions, and complicity in genocidal …
Rwanda’s Diplomatic Strain with Belgium: A Historical Overview Read More
Iran’s Central Bank has released a new 200,000 Toman banknote, equivalent to 1.9 USD. The banknote features iconic imagery amid ongoing protests fueled by economic instability and a collapsing currency. …
Iran Introduces New 200,000 Toman Banknote Amid Economic Crisis Read More