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The U.S. and Israel seek to resettle Gaza’s displaced Palestinians in East Africa, contacting Sudan, Somalia, and Somaliland. While the plan has drawn condemnation for its ethical implications, the officials …
U.S. and Israel Explore East Africa for Palestinian Resettlement Read More
Germany has commenced a new aid round for Syria as the EU holds a donor conference post-Assad. For the first time, Syrian authorities are attending, reflecting a shift towards potential …
Germany Initiates New Aid Initiative for Post-Assad Syria Read More
Bahia Blanca, Argentina, faced severe flooding from a storm, causing 13 deaths and displacing hundreds. The rainfall exceeded annual amounts within hours, prompting calls for improved climate preparedness and effective …
Bahia Blanca Devastated by Unprecedented Storm Flooding Read More
Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung indicated a need for heightened attention towards Haiti and the Vatican amidst ongoing challenges. Haiti continues to face significant unrest following the assassination of President …
Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Stresses Importance of Haiti and Vatican Ties Read More
Coffee prices have surged to record levels due to climate change, political issues, and market dynamics. Arabica bean prices rose by 90% last year, influenced by poor harvests in Brazil …
Surging Coffee Prices: Global Forces and Implications for Producers Read More
The article recounts the severe impact of a magnitude 7.5 earthquake that hit Wajima, Japan, on New Year’s Day, resulting in significant fatalities, destruction of property, and ongoing recovery challenges. …
A Year After the Wajima Earthquake: Challenges and Resilience of Survivors Read More
Ethiopia and Somalia have agreed to technical talks mediated by Turkey to resolve disputes stemming from Ethiopia’s deal with Somaliland. The negotiations, set to begin in February, aim to ensure …
Ethiopia and Somalia Initiate Talks Amid Somaliland Dispute Read More
The COP29 summit ended with a controversial climate deal wherein developing nations deemed the US$300 billion annual pledge by wealthier countries insufficient. Negotiations were tense, leading to widespread criticism from …
Developing Nations Reject Insufficient $300 Billion Climate Pact at COP29 Read More
The UN climate talks COP29 faced significant challenges as negotiators struggled to finalize a deal on financial support for developing nations, proposing US$250 billion annually by 2035, which fell short …
UN Climate Talks COP29 Experience Challenges in Financial Commitments Read More
The EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service has announced that 2023 is likely to be the hottest year recorded. This assessment precedes the UN COP29 climate summit, where increased funding for …
2023 Set to Be Hottest Year on Record, Warn EU Scientists Read More