America Bolivia 77 gold bars seized at Viru Viru Airport in compliance with a court order have been delivered to the Central Bank of Bolivia; the total weight recorded during the valuation process is 189.503,9 grams with an average purity over 90%
Europe Serbia Football legend Sinisa Mihajlovic has died at the age of 53 after a long battle with leukaemia; one of the world's best free-kick shooters, Mihajlovic won the European Cup in 1990 with Red Star Belgrade
Europe San Marino Faetano Castle Council inaugurated exhibition 'Once upon a time there was a teacher' in the Faetano Castle Library, which relives the memories of the classes of Gennaro Gennari, a historical figure for the people of Faetano between the 1950s and 1980s
Europe Montenegro Montenegrin Interior Minister Filip Adzic said Wednesday that the latest series of false bomb scares in the country is being investigated, while schools have been ordered to work online until the end of this week
Africa Comoros Agence Nationale Régulation des TIC and customs have signed a partnership for the control of electronic equipment, mainly to achieve compliance with international standards; a joint commission should be set up soon to ensure the follow-up of the agreement
Asia Uzbekistan Over 9.000 artefacts related to Uzbekistan's cultural heritage are stored in museums, collections and private collections in 40 countries, according to the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Ministry of Tourism
Africa Uganda International Criminal Court upheld the sentencing of Ugandan Dominic Ongwen to 25 years in prison for war crimes and crimes against humanity, former child soldier and one of the leaders of the armed movement Lord's Resistance Army
Oceania Tonga 350 graduates received their certificates and diplomas from the Tonga Institute of Higher Education; School of Tourism and Hospitality produced the most graduates, 181
America Trinidad and Tobago The Trinbago Unified Calypsonian Organisation has given notice of the death of Francine Edwards, aka Singing Francine; she won the national Calypso Queen competition in 1972, 1973, 1981 and 1983 and was known for Christmas songs
Asia Philippines Authorities have launched a new incentive programme aimed at overseas Filipino workers, many of whom live in the Middle East, to encourage them to bring foreign visitors to the country
Africa Gambia India claimed that the four cough syrups linked to the deaths of dozens of children in the country were found to 'meet safety specifications' following a series of tests carried out by Indian authorities, denying WHO allegations
Europe Latvia New Transport Minister has set as a priority the development of railway, public transport and road infrastructure to meet the people’s mobility needs in a safe, convenient and environmentally-friendly way, ultimately changing everyday habits in the long r
Asia Vietnam Political leaders from Vietnam and and international group have agreed to form a partnership for a just energy transition to help achieve ambitious 'zero net emissions' target for 2050 and reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Oceania Vanuatu The President of Vanuatu's Malvatumauri Council of Chiefs has told Australia's foreign minister, Penny Wong, that Melanesian custom must be preserved in the Seasonal Worker Program as it is a highly profitable opportunity for the young people of Vanuatu