Europe Italy Giorgia Meloni's government became the longest since Italy became a republic after WWII: the first led by a woman, it lasted 1.413 days as of 4 September, one more than Silvio Berlusconi's 2nd; premier said stability isn't a record, but a key for planning
Europe Hungary The country bought a seven-storey property in central London to establish a Hungarian cultural centre
Africa Uganda Jewish volunteers offer Ugandan students alternative learning methods, with classes focusing on creativity and open-mindedness, taught by informal Israeli teachers, many of whom are serving in the military at home
Asia Myanmar The military government has rejected a request by the ASEAN special envoy to meet members of the Government of National Unity (GUN), which was formed in opposition to the military and is considered a terrorist group by the latter
Europe Liechtenstein Sportmonitoring Liechtenstein 2021, the national annual report on sports issued yesterday, shows a general trend of good attitude towards active daily life, especially among children and teens
Europe Estonia Construction work in the rails area of Tartu railway station has started to improve access to the station platform between the railway tracks with a €1,57 million budget
Europe Kosovo Last week the country celebrated 14 years of independence; despite the support of the US, it is still not part of the EU not of the UN, and it suffers a major rift with Serbia, which doesn't recognize it as a country nor admits its atrocities in war
Europe Serbia 80% of urban waste, 2,4 million tonnes out of 2,9 million per year, ends up in unhealthy and illegal landfills, not equipped to prevent the spread of the pollution they generate, with obvious impact on citizens' health
America Cuba Honouring 50 years of higher education in Matanzas will be a special motivation for the city's Book Fair, with an inaugural gala scheduled for today; dancer and choreographer Liliam Padrón will be the artistic director of the opening ceremony
Africa Burkina Faso Exactly one week ago, Lieutenant Colonel Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba was inaugurated as president; many are placing great trust in him because they believe he can fight corruption, which is regarded as a major scourge of the country
Africa Ghana Moringa School, Africa's top tech boot-camp, has launched its operations in the country, partnering with Impact Hub Accra to train tech talents in the country by closing the skills gap
Africa Kenya A new beverage is hit in downtown Nairobi: cappuccino with a splash of camel's milk; demand for milk was initially growing from the Somali community and now from the whole population
Africa Cameroon More than 700.000 children are deprived of the fundamental right to education in the Anglophone Northwest and Southwest regions of Cameroon, with many experiencing their fifth year of denied or restricted access to schooling
Oceania Australia The country said it will list the entire Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas as a terrorist organisation, the last Western nation to do so, placing restrictions on funding or providing other support