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On December 26, 2004, a 9.1-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Sumatra generated a massive tsunami that killed over 230,000 people and displaced millions across several countries. This event remains …
Twenty Years Since the 2004 Sumatra Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster Read More
El Salvador’s Legislative Assembly has approved a new mining law, allowing gold exploitation. The law, repealing a previous mining ban, grants the state a monopoly over metallic mining and invites …
El Salvador’s New Mining Law: Implications for Gold Exploitation and Environmental Concerns Read More
The Hind Rajab Foundation has filed legal cases in Argentina and Chile urging the arrest of Israeli soldier Saar Hirshoren for alleged war crimes in Gaza. This initiative is part …
Legal Action Initiated Against Israeli Soldier by Advocacy Group in Latin America Read More
California is grappling with hurricane-force winds and extreme weather, including record rainfall, tornado warnings, and extensive evacuations due to fires. These incidents underscore the state’s vulnerability to severe climatic events …
California Faces Extreme Weather: Hurricane-Force Winds and Record Rainfall Read More
The article discusses how the Marshall Fire in Colorado exemplifies the negative impact of extreme weather on housing affordability, highlighting the struggles of residents who faced soaring property values and …
The Impact of Disasters on Housing Affordability and Community Dynamics Read More
This article discusses the five largest earthquakes in history, emphasizing their devastating impacts and common occurrence along the Pacific Ring of Fire. Key earthquakes include Chile (1960), Alaska (1964), Indian …
The Most Significant Earthquakes in Recorded History Read More
In Santa Cruz, California, high surf has resulted in a tragic wharf collapse, leading to two successful rescues while a man tragically died after being trapped under debris at a …
High Surf Causes Death and Destruction in Santa Cruz, California Read More
Desi Bouterse, former President of Suriname, died at 79 after a controversial political career marked by a military coup and the murder of opponents. His death has sparked public gatherings …
Former Suriname President Desi Bouterse Passes Away at 79 Read More
Desi Bouterse, former president of Suriname, died at 79 following a short illness, confirmed by sources. He came to power via a military coup in 1980 and faced various legal …
Former Suriname President Desi Bouterse Passes Away at 79 Read More
Afghanistan summoned Pakistan’s envoy to protest recent airstrikes in Paktika province that allegedly killed 46 people, including civilians. Pakistan claims the strikes targeted TTP camps. This incident reflects ongoing tensions …
Afghan Foreign Ministry Protests Pakistani Airstrikes in Paktika Province Read More