Europe Iceland With the highest show up ever recorded in Reykjavik, 52,8% of 225.031 of Icelanders voted against the government's proposal to resume talks on joining the EU after 13 years; Around 12.600 votes separated the figure from the 47,2% who voted in favor
Asia Iran The Foreign Ministry spokesman said the country expects the US delegation to arrive in Vienna with a clear agenda to remove anti-Iran sanctions, calling for statements on positive talks to be translated into actions
Europe Liechtenstein Last chance for an Olympic medal in Beijing 2022 tomorrow with Nina Riedener - cross-country ski athlete - competing in the Women 10km classical
America Uruguay The unemployment rate decreased to 7%, officially reaching pre-pandemic levels and presenting a positive outlook for the workforce
Europe Serbia The city of Novi Sad hosted the opening ceremony of the state music project "Best of Novi Sad" with the participation of the city's main Vojvodanski Symphony Orchestra, part of the international programme "Novi Sad - European Capital of Culture - 2022"
America Venezuela The Iranian ship Starla entered Jose Port with 2 million crude barrels of condensate in order to aid oil production, thus violating the sanctions the US had imposed for the country
America Colombia As the US is unable to fly many Venezuelan illegal immigrants back to their home country, the government has been sending many of them to Colombia, resulting in the Colombian government asking the US to find an alternative solution to this problem
Africa Togo The Thione Niang group, already active in Senegal, wants to invest in Togo's agricultural industry after the executive director met with the Togolese Prime Minister
America Belize An official press release by the government of Belize stated that the country is extremely concerned by the evolving security situation in Ukraine, and is urgently asking to peacefully and diplomatically resolve the issue at hand
Africa Benin The government has extended by six months the detention of Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, a human right activist and Yoruba self determination activist
Africa Uganda Doctors at the Uganda Cancer Institute are seeing more male patients suffering from penile cancer than ever before; according to doctors, 10 years ago they treated one patient a year, now they treat up to 10 men
Oceania Samoa The National University of Samoa expects 3.000 students to enrol during this year's registration, despite recent problems with enrolment processes
Oceania Vanuatu More than 2.000 Motalava people are facing a shortage of 'Motalava Strong Biscuit', or dried breadfruit, until the next harvest season; provincial councillor blamed climate change for affecting the season
Africa Malawi The library of the University of Malawi is almost fully operational, with several sections being opened, after the renovation work carried out