Asia Bahrain 394.000 visitors have been registered in state-run heritage sites in January-August 2026, with the Bahrain Fort accounting for 246.409, nearly two thirds of the total, and foreign visitors prevailed with the presence of 187.567 people
Africa Sudan Three associations representing Sudanese doctors have suspended work in hospitals run by the military, claiming that the continuation of the work would be a recognition of the practices of these coup forces
Africa Benin The Glo-Djigbé industrial zone will hire 1.000 young Beninese people in textile units aged between 18 and 30 and with at least a secondary education; they will then receive training in textile trades for eight months
Europe Spain Among European countries, Spain has the most plants and animals at risk of extinction; data from the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species show that one in seven species (14,51%) in the country is classified as endangered
Europe Albania The PM openly labelled ‘abusive’ all entrepreneurs that haven’t self-regulated wages; as of yesterday, all of them must declare wages or can be prosecuted and fined
America Canada Urban exodus increased through the second year of the pandemic with over 64.000 people leaving Toronto for other parts of Ontario, +14%, while Montreal lost 40.000, +60% on the year, for smaller towns or rural areas, and other 6.600 moving out of province
America Peru The country has decided to close 80 ports as well as all maritime recreational activities since the anomalous currents caused by the Tonga eruption might pose a threat to the Pacific coasts
America Mexico The Tequila Fish was declared extinct in 2003, but a new program reintroducing the species successfully managed to revive it in the southwestern region of the country
Oceania Australia The country's largest renewable energy hub will to be operational in 2024; the billion-dollar plant will bring the renewable energy portfolio to more than 2500MW, over 1/8 of the country's current solar, wind and battery capacity
Asia China Plans to sell tickets to the public for the Olympics are cancelled as the number of Covid-19 cases has reached its highest point since March 2020; although international spectators had long since been ruled out, the option was left open for nationals
Europe San Marino The call for tenders for the search of accommodation to be allocated to social housing has been deserted; the Secretariat of State will now proceed to evaluate other opportunities
America Venezuela According to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the country will proceed to strengthen economic relations and multilateral cooperation with Somalia
America Uruguay The nation changed its regulations so residents and citizens that are Covid-19 positive can still enter the country in order to freely get back to their homes
Oceania Micronesia The Department of Military Science at the University of Guam has released its first volume of The Leadership Journal of Micronesia, which features the stories of 11 men and women who have served as notable examples of leadership in Micronesia