Africa Morocco Rivalry between Morocco and Algeria has a new geopolitical battlefield in the Sahel, where they are deploying radically different strategies; the area is under geopolitical reconstruction after the vacuum left by French withdrawal and the rise of Russia
America Honduras Over 100 abusers were detained by authorities as part of a state plan aimed at defending women’s rights and bringing justice to women that have suffered from aggression, abuse and physical ill treatment
Asia Bangladesh The nation celebrates its 52nd Independence and National Day today; the national flag will be hoisted on top of all government, semi-government, autonomous and private buildings with the rising of the sun
Asia Lebanon The country is planning a tender to import 50.000 tonnes of wheat from India, but the timing depends on Lebanon's central bank opening the necessary credit line, as stated by the Economy Minister
Oceania Kiribati In Betio, tap water is only available for a few hours every 2-3 days; the country has the lowest percentage of households with access to tap or protected water in the Pacific
Africa Republic of the Congo Musician Zao celebrates his 40-year musical career this year: today, he will be in concert at the Centro Culturale Zola for this celebration
America Dominica Dominica's Cabinet has approved the implementation of the National Telecommunications Emergency Plan to establish a cohesive and harmonised structure for emergency communications on the island
Africa Niger After the cases of infection and deaths from meningitis reported in the Zinder region, doctors evaluate the risk of spread as high and have recommended strict compliance with hygiene rules and vaccination
Europe Slovakia The 41st Coneco International Construction Fair closes today in Bratislava, together with the 30th Racioenergia International Energy Efficiency Fair, presenting solutions for sustainability and energy saving
Oceania Tonga Non-government essential services are not allowed to access fuel tanks during the final blockade, only government vehicles are allowed to refuel at designated service stations
Asia Kuwait The country has determined that it will hire 1.000 new foreign teachers to alleviate the shortage in 11 different subjects including English, French, mathematics, science, physics
Africa Burundi Rickshaws, motorbike and bicycle taxis are banned from almost all of largest city Bujumbura, as the country think the popular cheap transport providers cause fatal road accidents
America Costa Rica The country has ended its state of emergency for Covid-19 pandemic and the vaccination certificate will be no longer be required to enter Costa Rica
Oceania Fiji Lau Seascape Initiative partners are in Lomaloma, with Conservation International Fiji's marine programme manager saying the aim is to achieve sustainable protection, conservation and development for a healthy environment and increased livelihoods