Asia Mongolia A 40-metre replica of Japan’s historic Illustrated Account of the Mongol Invasions was donated to Mongolia by a Japanese collector; The replica, depicting the Yuan dynasty’s invasions of Japan in 1274 and 1281, will be housed at the Kharakhorum Museum
Africa Sierra Leone 29 billion Lions (€1,6 million) have been disbursed for the renovation of 538 primary schools in the form of grants through the Sierra Leone Free Education Project by the Ministry of Basic and Higher Secondary Education
Africa Togo The census now underway will help know the social situation of all Togolese, said the Secretary General of Togolese Presidency, sharing the belief that the census is crucial for socio-economic development
Africa Gabon Pacome Moubelet Boubeya, Minister of Industry, presented the main themes of the Gabonese Industrial Days, a meeting to be held today and on 12 November at the Libreville Botanical Garden
Oceania Micronesia The Crowne Plaza Resort Saipan marked the brand's debut in Micronesia with an opening ceremony on 31 October
Europe Russia Russian mercenary organisation Wagner Group reportedly held a series of pro-war lectures for school children at its new headquarters in St Petersburg
Africa Namibia Although not yet producing oil, Namibia last week joined the African Organisation of Petroleum Producers
Asia Pakistan Tourists have resumed visiting Swat to enjoy the natural beauty of the scenic valley after the influx of tourists was severely affected by the recent devastating floods that destroyed extensive infrastructure in the district
America Suriname The country has now legalised the whole crossing of its border with Guyana, in order to try and prevent smuggling and drug trafficking by implementing new controls and authorities along the newly crossable border
America Peru A group of 70 tourists in a boat was held hostage in the Amazon by local tribes as a form of protest towards the government, as a recent oil spill in the area hasn’t yet been addressed and has tremendously affected the nearby wildlife
Africa Mozambique Climate-resistant coffee trees have been planted and grown around Gorongosa National Park, a rainforest that has lost more than 100 hectares of tree cover per year over the past four decades
Europe Serbia NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg urged Serbia and Kosovo to refrain from any unilateral action that could trigger escalation in northern Kosovo
Europe San Marino An open day for flu vaccination will be held today 9 November at the State Hospital's vaccination point, with no need for reservation
Oceania Palau Palau, along with other Pacific island states, at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, calls for a separate financing instrument to address climate change loss and damage