Asia Georgia The EU annual Report on Human Rights and Democracy in the World noted “severely curtailed” human rights in Georgia, reduced bilateral political contacts and dialogue between Brussels and Tbilisi amid “significant democratic backsliding”
Africa Guinea-Bissau The islands that make up the Bolama Bijagós region have variable tourism potential that must be promoted and sold to the world, underlined the local governor
Europe Liechtenstein Liechtenstein's first multigenerational house, which opened in Eschen in 2020, is offering multigenerational space for everyone, based on social inclusion at all stages of life
Africa Angola Angolan government will create nineteen new industrial development centres and several logistics platforms in the country over a six-year period, with the aim of revitalising the national economy and guaranteeing more jobs for young people
America Haiti Citizens can now obtain passports and national identity cards online through a new platform that the Haitian government launched on 2 April
Africa Cape Verde The government has chosen Águas do Porto Novo as a "strategic partner" for the creation of Santo Antão's inter-municipal water and sanitation company, which will begin operations on the island later this year
Africa Sao Tome and Principe UCCLA - União das Cidades Capitais de Língua Portuguesa - hosted the presentation of the book 'History of São Tomé and Principe', which tells the story from the mid-19th century to the end of the colonial regime
Europe Lithuania Lithuania's population will decrease by a third, to 1,78 million by 2100, according to the latest population projections published by Eurostat
Asia Kuwait According to local media, more than 300.000 expatriate drivers earning less than 600 dinars and without a university degree living in Kuwait will soon have their driving licences revoked to combat traffic congestion
America Dominica Twenty youths from across the country have completed a four-day photo camp organized by the National Geographic Explorers in partnership with the locally-based Project Cetacean Translation Initiative
Asia Cambodia Japan has signed a funding package of up to 2,482 billion yen for an irrigation and drainage system project in southwest Phnom Penh
Africa Burundi Authorities are apparently turning a blind eye to the increasing cases of spousal violence and murder, bringing women's rights activists to speak louder highlighting the weight of this growing problem
America Bahamas The Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium will need major renovations to prepare for next year's World Relays with some $30 million worth of work that the Chinese government has offered to partly fund
Europe Ireland A €200 cost-of-living lump sum will be paid to 1,3 million long-term benefit recipients at the end of April to help cope with the cost-of-living crisis