Europe United Kingdom England's entire coast has opened for hikers; with 2.689 miles of continuous trails, it's the longest organized coastal footpath in the world
Europe Belgium Ecopower, a citizen-owned energy cooperative based in Belgium, says it has experienced such an increase in demand that it has had to stop accepting new members
Oceania Nauru The Nauru Court of Appeal opened its doors on Monday and heard its first case in several years; several criminal and civil appeals will be heard in the next fortnight
America Costa Rica Students took to the streets to protest a possible cut in funding for education; the government has listened, and announced that no cuts will be done to the current academic funds
Africa Liberia A historic $84 million compensation to four victims of the Lutheran Church massacre, one of the deadliest attacks on civilians during Liberia's civil conflict from 1989 to 2003, has been awarded by a court in the US state of Pennsylvania
Oceania Micronesia Several states sent condolences to Micronesia on the death of Vice President Yosiwo Palikkun George
Europe Austria The government intends to conduct 'anti-marketing' campaigns in safe countries where refugees are suspected of emigrating for economic reasons, to counter the promises made by human traffickers
Asia India Extreme weather conditions and the availability of cheap Russian oil in the aftermath of the war in Ukraine have put pressure on the country, which is trying to become energy independent and is lagging behind renewable energy targets
Europe Montenegro The Montenegrin government led by Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic failed in front of the parliament's no-confidence motion in a vote held in the early hours of 20 August, as announced by the parliament
Asia Kazakhstan Kazakhstan's oil exports through the Caspian Pipeline Consortium's Black Sea terminal are likely to be disrupted for at least a month each after repairs to two of the three individual berths begin
America Brazil Due to climate change, the country has seen lower coffee yields than usual, and it has foreseen a 20% annual loss in coffee revenue for 2022
Europe Albania Farmers growing wheat on their land will receive €256 per hectare in an attempt to stimulate local production in response to rising prices that have even caused bakeries to close down
Europe Serbia The country is considering adding small nuclear power plants from 2032, and expects to reduce emissions from 34,2% to 44,4% by 2030
Africa Republic of the Congo Télé Congo will be the only broadcaster of the 22nd FIFA World Cup on national territory: aware that sport is a factor of social cohesion, the Minister of Communication and Media signed the exclusive agreement with the organization