America Brazil 180,1 million tonnes of soybeans are expected to be harvested in the 2026/27 season, with exports forecast to reach a record 110 million tonnes; Domestic crushing is expected to rise to 63,5 million tonnes, also driven by stronger biodiesel demand
Europe Ireland School headmasters in Dublin and other urban areas have spoken of the difficulties in finding teachers for next year unless today's budget discussion addresses housing prices, fuel and the cost of living
Europe San Marino Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Luca Beccari, spoke, with a recorded message, at the debate of the 66th General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency, being held this week in Vienna
America El Salvador As an attempt to discredit rumours of a potential default on its debt, the country has bought back a portion of its sovereign debt bonds, totalling a record-breaking US$565 million
Asia Tajikistan The euro exchange rate in Tajikistan fell below 10 somon for the first time, dropping 2,5%, reports the National Bank of Tajikistan
Africa Tunisia The country has just passed a law that imprisons those who spread "disinformation" for up to 5 years; critics of the law - like political opponents of President Saied, journalists and fact-checkers - denounce it as a mechanism to uniformly punish dissent
Asia Maldives Bank of Maldives made a donation to the Maldives Deaf Association to support the development of a sign language dictionary by organising a sign language learning session for the bank's teams in collaboration with the Maldives Deaf Association
Asia Turkey A team of scientists from the Faculty of Medicine at Ege University in Izmir is proud to have solved the mystery of a patient's illness and declared it a new disease previously unknown to the medical community
Europe North Macedonia Small opposition Levica Party will file a motion for a referendum aimed at undermining the deal with Bulgaria; it will not attack the 2017 friendship treaty, but its consequences, to avoid the annulment faced by right wing opposition motion weeks ago
America Barbados Caveton 'Food Franklyn' Greenidge, former referee and long-time administrator, is appealing to the Barbados football community for financial assistance, having lost both legs and seeking to raise A$20.000 for prostheses
Africa Togo The third edition of the 'Mois du Consommer Local' (Month of Local Consumption) will be held next month
Africa Sao Tome and Principe Portugal supports the development of São Tomé and Principe with 60 million by 2025, focusing on the country's most priority areas, such as health, education, culture, employment, vocational training, justice
America Uruguay According to the Food and Agriculture Organisation, the state is currently the South American leader in food security