Oceania Marshall Islands The fish aggregation devices FADs that fishing boats use to make catches easier, lately equipped with satellite communications gear to pinpoint location, are now being built by drug cartels that wrap packs of cocaine and radio transponders to trace troves
Africa Djibouti Fortescue Future Industries announced a new partnership with the government, signing a framework agreement that gives the company access to "study the possibilities of renewable energy resources" in the nation
Oceania Samoa The Samoa Womens' Growers Association wants to help more women grow and produce goods that are attractive and saleable to tourists with the opening of Samoan borders on 1 August 2022
Africa Ivory Coast The 34th edition of the AFCON, initially scheduled to take place between June and July next year in Ivory Coast, will finally take place between January and February 2024, in a decision taken due to weather concerns that predict heavy rain in stadium area
Europe Ireland Plans have been approved to turn the former Magdalene Laundry on Seán McDermott Street in north central Dublin into a national memorial and research centre, becoming a "multipurpose place of consciousness"
Europe United Kingdom On average, dog attacks to a postman occur 32 times a week, with Royal Mail recording 1.673 dog attacks in the financial year 2021/22
Africa Zambia President of the Italian Republic Mattarella is visiting the country and will address the National Assembly of Zambia today on issues of mutual cooperation
America Belize The country has signed an official partnership with Mexico to develop sustainable tourism, which includes extending Mexicos’ railroad and bus system into the country, having joint dіѕсuѕѕіоnѕ аbоut the industry, аnd аddressing shared border security
Asia Indonesia The Deputy Minister of Health confirmed that the Ministry will continue to evaluate the dengue haemorrhagic fever prevention programme to ensure its effectiveness; success will be indicated by a decrease in the number of transmissions, treatments, deaths
Oceania Kiribati The country is facing a constitutional crisis after the government suspended its Chief Justice, leaving the judiciary in disarray as experts raise concerns about the rule of law
Africa Eritrea The College of Business and Social Sciences, based in Adi Keih, graduated 654 students, including 306 first degree and 348 diploma students, at its 15th graduation ceremony
Europe Russia Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called on everyone to make efforts to protect international law because, he said, "the world is evolving in a complicated way"
Europe Hungary According to a report by the Hungarian Energy and Utilities Regulatory Office, the share of total solar power plant production in 2021 was 11,1%, the highest in the EU-27
Asia Nepal According to Pasang Sherpa, president of Pioneer Adventure, Nepali mountaineer Pasang Lhamu Sherpa climbed to the summit of Nanga Parbat on 1 July, becoming the first Nepali woman to scale the 8126 metre peak