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
Africa Gabon Patricia Janet Scotland, Secretary-General of the Commonwealth of Nations, will make her first official visit next week to Gabon, the new member of the Commonwealth
Europe Czech Republic The floods that hit the Czech Republic exactly 20 years ago were caused by the close proximity of two major rainy periods that occurred that month, according to a new study by the Institute of Atmospheric Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences
America Saint Lucia Banana exports to the UK have resumed, thanks to the joint work of farmers, field officers, the Banana Task Force and the NFTO
America Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago's first "grocerant" opened in Piarco Plaza, allowing shoppers to choose from a buffet full of different dishes to choose from
Africa Democratic Republic of the Congo Violence between government forces and armed groups in the country has forced more than 800.000 people to flee their homes in the east of the country since January, according to figures released by Ocha
Europe Finland The Russian invasion of Ukraine had an impact on people applying to study Russian at the University of Tampere, the University of Helsinki and the University of Eastern Finland
America Bolivia 15 years ago the country inaugurated roads that don’t pass through wildlife, unlike its older roads; it was recently announced that its fauna has finally returned to the old, unused roads with over 200 species inhabiting and bringing life back to them
America Belize For the first time ever, a 400 year-old Arctic shark was found in the Caribbean Sea, creating excitement and concern in the scientific community as it could be a sign of severe global warming or a new perspective on 'sleeping' sharks’ habits
Africa Togo In a CFA 1,75 billion (€2,7 million) financing agreement for the country's vulnerable populations, the Ministry of Agriculture will receive white rice from Japan as part of the Kennedy Round Project
Asia Tajikistan 12 instructors and teachers in the field of fashion and sewing at the Kulob Institute of Technology and Innovation Management completed a two-week intensive tailoring course on pattern-making for men's shirts and trousers
Oceania Fiji The 28-year wait for readily available drinking water has ended for over 120 Fijians from 18 families in the Waiwari settlement after a drinking water project was commissioned by the Minister of Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management
Asia Iran The country denies involvement in Salman Rushdie attack, though the 1989 fatwa still stands and a semiofficial foundation had posted a bounty for the killing of the author
America Grenada The Minister of Culture congratulated the winners of Carnival 2022 and praised them for a job well done during the two weeks of what is considered 'our biggest cultural event of the year'