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Climate change is emerging as one of the most significant challenges affecting the African continent today. Despite contributing minimally to global greenhouse gas emissions, Africa is disproportionately experiencing the adverse effects of climate change, particularly in...
Ireland, Spain, and Norway have stated that they will recognize Palestinian statehood on May 28, with Malta and Slovenia saying they may do so as well. Back in March, leaders of these five countries discussed recognizing...
Ireland, Norway and Spain have announced that they intend to formally recognize a Palestinian state from the 28th of May. The countries expressed their decision was “in support of peace”, and not in favor of Hamas,...
Hajj, one of the greatest pilgrimage movements, is performed annually during the Islamic lunar month of Dhul-hija. As events kick off in the holy Saudi Arabian city of Mecca this Tuesday, the ceremony not only unites...
As Colombian President Gustavo Petro is spearheading his plan for “total peace” across the country, he has decided that the Colombian government is going to move forward with peace talks with rebel group The Second Marquetalia...
Singapore Airlines will be adopting more cautious approaches to dealing with turbulence, following one of their jets that was going to Singapore, which then experienced significant turbulence, causing people and items to launch around the cabin....
The City of Paris is sounding alarms over an unprecedented housing crisis, warning that tens of thousands of students may find themselves homeless as the new academic year approaches. The shortage of available rental properties, particularly...
The European Central Bank has lowered interest rates following prior high peaks in an attempt to combat high inflation. Of the 20 countries which all use the euro, inflation has reached over the ECB’s two per...
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have continued an offensive into the southern Gazan city of Rafah beginning in May 2024. Prior to this, Palestinians and other Gazan residents fleeing from the barrage sought refuge in the...
Last week, the Georgian parliament passed a provocative “foreign agent” bill requiring media and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that receive at least 20% of their funding from abroad to register as “agents of foreign influence,” prompting protests and public...
