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
America Dominican Republic The $10 refund for Tourist Card payments can be claimed by Dominicans, residents of the Dominican Republic and foreign diplomatic and consular officials accredited to the country
Africa Guinea-Bissau 67% of Guinean women have experienced some kind of violence by men and most of these cases have not been reported to the justice system, according to latest studies by the Minister of Justice and Human Rights
Oceania Marshall Islands Jo-Jikum's climate and health arts workshop last Friday allowed 37 young people to unleash their talents through art, weaving, poetry, filmmaking and songwriting
Europe Hungary Lukoil has limited the amount of fuel, so Hungarians can only fill up once a day at MOL service stations
Europe Italy The employment rate reached 60,1% at the end of June, the highest value since 1977: also due to term contracts, 400,000 more employees in every gender and age group were registered compared to June 2020; July figures hold with 59,9%
Africa Central African Republic Switzerland will open a cooperation office in the country, becoming one of the very few western governments with a local representation
Africa Malawi Malawi's Anti-Corruption Bureau has arrested its former director, Reyneck Matemba, for allegedly taking a bribe for a contract to supply food to the country's police
Africa Botswana Transnet Freight Rail and Botswana Rail have decided to join forces to repair 126 km of railway line between Swartruggens and Mahikeng, in the north-west, allowing landlocked Botswana more efficient access to South African ports
America Suriname The state has passed a new legislation for the protection of minorities in the workplace - even if remote - through access to formal complaints and psychological support
Africa Ivory Coast Celebrations for the 62nd anniversary of independence were marked by the weighty absences of former presidents Henri Konan Bédié and Laurent Gbagbo, who did not respond to an invitation extended by current Head of State Alassane Dramane Ouattara
Asia Kazakhstan The number of people emigrating from the country is steadily decreasing, according to the latest data from the National Bureau of Statistics
America United States A legislation that Congress is about to approve - which includes about $375 billion over the next decade for clean energy development and financial incentives to weaning off fossil fuels - it’s the single biggest investment in climate change in US history
America Guatemala As the government declared that it wants to decrease child malnutrition by 6%, it has begun a new project with UNICEF to provide humanitarian aid in rural areas as well as education for independent food production