Africa Comoros Tayar, the first Comorian ride-hailing app, has been launched with support of Comorian Association of ICT and its incubator Comor'Lab; relying on geolocation, it is designed to enhance road safety and has an alert system connected to emergency services
Asia China Over the weekend, in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, two annual meetings of the People's Republic's largest assemblies were held to ratify Xi Jinping's third term in office, appoint the new premier and define economic goals
Europe United Kingdom British intelligence (MI5) could have foiled the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing says a public enquiry after three years of research and testimony from 267 people
Europe Italy Prime Minister Meloni, for the first time, six days later, spoke out on the shipwreck of the migrant fishing boat off the coast of Calabria and the controversy that followed, denying any responsibility of her government
America Chile Armed forces have been deployed for the next 90 days to the Bolivian and Peruvian borders to oversee the flow of people crossing, as the government is seeking more control over migrants coming through the country’s borders
Asia Myanmar Nestlé has announced that it will close its factory at the Dagon Seikkan Industrial Zone and head office in Yangon, as it switches to a more “sustainable” business model, amid ongoing turmoil in the country
Africa Mauritania Auditorium of Faculty of Science at Nouakchott University was filled with hundreds of students, political personalities and intellectuals who came to celebrate the 'Al-Aqsa Week' as part of the 'Fight against Zionist Infiltration' campaign
Europe Serbia The subsidies available for the purchase of new electric and hybrid vehicles will now amount to approximately €2,5 million, double the amount allocated last year
Asia Nepal Maoist Centre is reportedly seriously concerned about the Supreme Court's order to his administration to register two petitions against CPN president and Prime Minister Dahal for claiming responsibility for 5.000 deaths in the insurgency three years ago
Africa Benin Two training courses in the field of emergency medicine will soon start; until now, Beninese doctors who wanted to specialise in emergency medicine had to go abroad due to the lack of local specialisations
Europe Montenegro An explosion occurred in a first-instance court building in Montenegro's capital Podgorica, with at least one victim and several injured
America Argentina The government has once again asked the UK to restart negotiations at the UN over the sovereignty of the British-run Falkland Islands, as the country has yet again claimed ownership over such land
Europe Greece Protests continue against the train disaster that killed at least 57 people in the night between Tuesday and Wednesday
America Brazil The country has approved the cultivation and sale of drought-tolerant, genetically modified wheat, a major change for the formerly controversial crop, as the country currently fears a food supply shortage due to the regional dry weather