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Mongolia has agreed to host COP17 in 2026, focusing on combating desertification with participation from 194 countries. Ambassador Ensaikhan discussed the pressing threats posed by desertification in Mongolia, where 70% …
Mongolia to Host COP17 Conference on Desertification in 2026 Read More
Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned founder of the PKK, has called for the group to disarm and dissolve to pursue peace with Turkey. His letter encourages unity and congressional decision-making within …
Ocalan Calls for PKK Disarmament and Dissolution for Peace with Turkey Read More
The M23 rebels captured Bukavu in the DRC with Rwandan support, becoming the second city taken in three weeks. The DRC government condemned Rwanda’s involvement and sought to restore order …
M23 Rebels Capture Bukavu in Democratic Republic of Congo with Rwandan Support Read More
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gathered in Israel to discuss releasing hostages from Gaza, eliminating Hamas, and countering Iran’s regional influence. They emphasized …
Rubio and Netanyahu Address Hostage Release, Hamas, and Iran’s Influence Read More
The Foreign Minister of the DRC, Therese Kayikwamba Wagner, accused Rwanda of illegal territory occupation amid a conflict involving the M23 rebel group. Rwanda denies these claims, emphasizing its role …
DRC Accuses Rwanda of Illegal Occupation Amid Ongoing M23 Conflict Read More
The DRC’s Foreign Minister accused Rwanda of illegal occupation amidst M23 advances in eastern Congo. The capture of Goma has heightened fears of violence and humanitarian crises, leading to international …
DRC Accuses Rwanda of Occupation Amid M23 Escalation Read More
January 17, 1982, witnessed a severe windstorm in Colorado’s Front Range, with gusts reaching 137 mph. The storm caused damages amounting to $20 million, impacting 40 percent of properties in …
The Boulder Windstorm of 1982: A Historical Overview Read More
January 12 marks a series of historical milestones, including Andrew Carnegie’s testimony in 1912, the 1919 Paris peace negotiations post-World War I, Hattie Caraway’s election as the first female senator …
Significant Historical Events of January 12, from Carnegie to Haiti’s Earthquake Read More
January 12 has witnessed significant historical events, including Andrew Carnegie’s testimony in 1912, the founding meetings of the Big Four nations in 1919, and the first woman elected to the …
Significant Historical Events of January 12: From Earthquakes to Political Milestones Read More
Syria’s new leader, Ahmad Sharaa, calls for a fresh start in relations with Lebanon, promoting long-term strategic ties and addressing past grievances, particularly regarding border security and missing individuals. Sharaa …
Syria’s New Leadership Aims for Renewed Strategic Relations with Lebanon Read More