Europe Malta The heating debate on overtourism must not become an argument against tourists or the tourism industry, Prime Minister Abela warned, or the sector would risk "a mortal blow"
Asia Maldives The Maldives Transport and Contracting Company has completed the port development project at F. Dharanboodhoo: dredgeding, building of a breakwater, a quay wall, a channel and a 140-metre barrier
America Mexico In this past month, 210.000 migrants at the US border were arrested, the highest monthly total in two decades
Asia Malaysia Exports rose 25,4% year-on-year to a new high of MYR 131,64 billion (USD 30,99 billion) in March, according to official data, driven by external demand for electrical/electronic and commodity-based products
Asia Kyrgyzstan The country has received additional quotas for duty-free imports of white and raw sugar, as announced by the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) trade minister
Europe Ireland A Wexford hotelier has said providing accommodation for refugees from Ukraine, currently housed at dozens of the country's hotels, will become "unsustainable" as the summer season hits, unless more support comes from the government
Africa Mozambique A study by the Institute for Multiparty Democracy, a Mozambican NGO, has reported a decline in the political representation of young people in the country, noting that this context damages the participation of this population group in elected bodies
Oceania Micronesia After a legal challenge won by the Center for Biological Diversity and Blue Ocean Law, the US Fish and Wildlife Service must identify and protect critical habitat for 23 endangered species located in Greater Micronesia and must act by June 2025
America Suriname A database of all fishing boats registered in the country will be established, with the aim of curbing illegal fishing and other criminal activities
Africa Mauritania The Central Bank of Mauritania and Saudi Arabia’s have converted Saudi’s $300m deposit into a soft loan to stimulate economic growth and implement development projects in key sectors
Europe San Marino The University of San Marino has opened the opportunity to apply for two scholarships for a research on San Marino Public Administration
America Paraguay The Paraguay River has reached its highest water level in two years, allowing the long awaited re-connection with the ports of Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Bolivia to transport merchandise
Oceania Marshall Islands A weekly climate webinar is being organised by Jo-Jikum and the RMI Climate Change Directorate, with both face-to-face and online sessions and international guests
America Nicaragua The government announced that it will subsidies 100% of all further gas increases that might take place