Asia United Arab Emirates Emirates customers made over one million connections to Starlink Wi-Fi in seven months, using more than one petabyte of data through the satellite internet service accessible free onboard aircraft in the fleet
Africa Central African Republic Central African President Touadéra and his Rwandan counterpart Kagame have agreed to strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries, with CAR receiving military support for training and strengthening soldiers
Africa Burkina Faso Following jihadist attacks in the country, security deteriorated and over 4.000 people have been displaced this year in northern Togo
Africa Comoros Comorian director Intissam Dahilou's short film has been selected for the 9th edition of the Emergence Film Festival to be held in the beginning of November in Lomé, Togo
America Guyana According to recent studies the country has demonstrated notable progress in reducing the gender gap in politics, education, health and economics, improving by almost 20%
Asia Tajikistan A decree by the mayor of Dushanbe will impose restrictions on the entry of vehicles carrying passengers from the regions, seeking to regulate the entry of cars and improve the quality of services
Europe Bosnia and Herzegovina Tuzla International Airport is preparing for the arrival of Europe's largest low-cost airline, RyanAir, which will start flyghts from the beginning of November, boosting the scarce links of the country
Asia North Korea North Korea's use of nuclear weapons will 'end' Kim's regime, according to latest US defence review, while calling for continued pressure on North Korea to denuclearise the peninsula
Europe Andorra The Cea and the UsdA agreed that the minimum wage will increase with inflation, as long as it "remains around 5%", as explained by the employer representative, Iago Andreu
America Suriname The government this year has issued more than 6.000 land decrees to citizens that didn’t own any land and has begun planning to help them next year in building their houses
America Barbados As the court system grapples with a caseload of hundreds of cases, Attorney General Dale Marshall reports that some litigants are noticing an improvement in the time it takes the courts to resolve their civil matters
Oceania Australia Although Australia has not yet acceded to the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, the change in its voting position to 'abstention' after five years of 'no' votes is seen by activists as a sign of progress
Europe Bulgaria In 2020, the Bulgarian business death rate rose to 14,64%, with 50.139 companies closing, second only to Lithuania, which had the highest business death rate, according to Eurostat
America Belize The government has launched the Vanilla Cultivation Training Project, which consists of training women in rural areas to cultivate vanilla and generate their own, independent income