Europe Albania Diaspora is remembering 35 years since the cargo ship Vlora docked in Bari, Italy, with 20.000 refugees fleeing the collapse of the communist regime; the disembarking of 8 August 1991 is the largest single-vessel mass migration landing in European history
Asia Azerbaijan The country asked Russia to correctly name the liberated settlements, calling it inadmissible to incorrectly name the regions
Oceania Micronesia During the week of 21 to 25 November 2022, Honourable Aren B. Palik - Vice President of the Federated States of Micronesia - participated in a series of meetings and events in the Republic of Vanuatu
America Guyana The state has implemented almost a 10% increase in its public wages as a response to the rising poverty rate in the public sector
Africa South Africa Sibongile Mongadi, founder of Ukuhamba Prosthetics, a small company that uses 3D technology to produce low-cost prosthetic limbs from recycled materials such as water bottles - makes amputee care accessibile to many who couldn’t afford it
America Trinidad and Tobago Schools remained closed Monday as the adverse weather conditions and flooding that disrupted the lives of citizens over the weekend were expected to continue for the third day
Asia North Korea The daughter of leader Kim Jong Un made a second public appearance with her father in days, suggesting an expansion of the child’s public-facing role and fueling speculation over Kim’s succession plans
Africa Tunisia Ministry of Education announced that 132 new rural school transport bus routes will be operational in the various governorates in January 2023, following the delivery of 95 rural school transport buses, enabling 7.600 more pupils to benefit from it
America Honduras The government has declared a state of emergency to start a "war against extortion" in the country, as public workers claimed that national criminal groups of extortionists won’t let them work if they do not pay their quotas regularly
Europe San Marino 14 people, including children, ended up in the emergency department for intoxication in the Tavolucci swimming pool; it was a case of inhalation poisoning, probably due to a mixture of sulphuric acid and sodium hypochlorite
America Suriname To promote entrepreneurship and address unemployment among women, the government is now holding a textile production course for underprivileged women and teenagers that will focus on helping hundreds of women out of poverty and economic dependence
Europe Serbia Social Card law is an intrusive surveillance system that could harm the most marginalised members of society, including Roma communities, Amnesty International said, submitting a legal opinion as part of a review of the law's constitutionality
Asia South Korea "Talchum", the traditional Korean mask dance, was added to the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list
Asia Syria After a huge explosion rocked a busy street in Istanbul, Ankara carried out a series of air raids against Kurdish military targets in Iraq and northern Syria; rumors of a possible Turkish invasion into the country are mounting