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A Senate commission in Colombia voted against a labor reform despite major protests supporting it. Key elements of the reform aimed at enhancing worker rights included compensation for night work, …
Colombia’s Senate Commission Rejects Labor Reform Amidst National Protests Read More
Professor Digne Rwabuhungu of the University of Rwanda emphasizes Rwanda’s rich mineral resources, evidenced by surveys since the 1930s. He argues that global demand for minerals will rise with technological …
Rwanda’s Mineral Wealth: Insights from Geologist Digne Rwabuhungu Read More
Arab foreign ministers will meet U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff in Qatar to discuss Gaza reconstruction efforts, as reported by a source to The Jerusalem Post. A significant diplomatic meeting …
Arab Foreign Ministers to Discuss Gaza Reconstruction with U.S. Envoy in Qatar Read More
The Wetland Taskforce, formed under Executive Order 143, held its inaugural meeting in Monrovia to tackle the pressing issue of wetland degradation caused by urbanization, pollution, and climate change. Officials …
Wetland Taskforce Convened to Address Wetland Degradation in Liberia Read More
Religious sisters in Goma are facing severe trauma and anxiety following recent violent escalations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo due to the M23 rebel offensive. Despite the fear …
Religious Sisters Face Trauma and Violence as Conflict Erupts in Congo Read More
This article discusses the perilous situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo due to escalating conflict between M23 rebels and government forces. Religious sisters in Goma share their traumatic …
Sisters in Congo: Resilience Amid Escalating Violence and Fear Read More
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani has directed the establishment of secure exhibition halls within the Iraqi National Museum to display recovered artifacts. This initiative will ensure the preservation of …
Iraq Establishes Fortified Halls for Displaying Recovered Artifacts Read More
The Iranian regime executed at least 27 prisoners on March 2, 2025, leading to widespread protests by the youth who conducted operations against regime centers. These actions reflect a strong …
Iranian Youth’s Courageous Response Amidst Regime’s Brutal Repression Read More
The U.S. State Department has criticized Venezuela for operating vessels near ExxonMobil’s unit in Guyanese waters, labeling them as unacceptable. This follows reports of a Venezuelan vessel infringing upon territory …
U.S. State Department Condemns Venezuelan Activities in Guyanese Waters Read More
A general strike in Om Laarayes, Tunisia, resulted in the closure of schools and businesses, protesting deteriorating infrastructure following a fatal road accident. The URT labor union demands urgent improvements …
General Strike in Om Laarayes Highlights Urgent Infrastructure Needs of Tunisia Read More