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 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 Madagascar Supported by UNICEF for $500.000, ADRA Madagascar will be the implementing partner for 7 months in the 3 southern regions to strengthen emergency WASH responses during the Kere period to support 50.000 direct beneficiaries
Africa Togo A regional cybersecurity hub, the African Cybersecurity Centre, will soon rise in Lomé, with the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa helping the country to build the facility
Asia Kuwait Kuwait's Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs has requested an increase in the number of foreign employees to meet the needs of mosques in remote areas
Europe Lithuania 80% of Lithuanian households have a personal computer at home this year, down 1% year-on-year
Asia Taiwan Taiwan's largest source of gold last year has been Japan, overtaking Switzerland among main suppliers
Asia Thailand GAP Monkey Free Plus is expected to be introduced on domestic coconut farms to allay the fears of global trading partners by reassuring them that primates are not used to harvest the fruit
Asia Iran Ms. Maryam Kamyab, Mehr News Agency, won the Best Single Photo in the Sports Section at the 6th Iran Press Photo Awards, reportedly saying she was glad to receive it for “all limitations imposed on female photographers in the country’s sports photography"
Africa Somalia Emergency units and police officers secured the Hayat hotel and its surroundings in Mogadishu yesterday 30 hours after the violent Al-Shabaab attack, which left 21 dead and 117 injured between Friday evening and Saturday night
Africa Mali Mali's transitional government has banned the import, distribution, sale and consumption of hookahs in the country
Europe Denmark The trial in which two Syrian brothers and one of their wives are accused of tentative terrorism attack will be held today at Holbæk District Court; the woman has dual Iraqi-Danish citizenship: the prosecution will aim at depriving her from the latter
Africa South Africa Thousands of South African Zulus on Saturday celebrated the coronation of their new king, Misuzulu ka Zwelithini, in a rural area of KwaZulu-Natal province