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
Africa Lesotho Abu Dhabi Fund for Development will help finance the water supply system in Butha-Buthe district to guarantee up to 9.000 cubic meters of clean water per day, enough to meet the the needs of the population and its industrial sector until 2045
Asia Turkey The Social Security Institute spent a total of 6.9 billion Turkish liras (about US$700 million) last year to meet the needs of people with diabetes, a disease more and more recurrent
Oceania Solomon Islands Solomon Ports, as part of promoting and ensuring proper waste management in Honiara, has installed buoys and barriers just outside the mouth of the Mataniko River to trap plastic waste and rubbish before it reaches the ocean and the shoreline
Africa Niger The Africa Industrialisation and Economic Diversification Summit kicks off today in Niamey, a five-day event for a renewed commitment to inclusive and sustainable industrialisation and economic diversification
Europe Liechtenstein Dry-stone walls, an important historical emergency in the country as well as in many areas in Europe, are being repaired and a course for restoration and maintenance know-how is being offered at local level
Asia Japan Beaujolais Nouveau event returns after pandemic; the red wine, made from just harvested grapes and leased every year on the third Thursday in November, went on sale at the exact stroke of midnight
Africa Eritrea Today closes the ten-day training on the discovery and research of ancient and historical heritage organized by the Culture and Sports Commission for its 35 operators
Oceania Samoa Ms. Nua Va'ia, VP of the Samoa and Tokelau Association of Recyclers, spoke at a side event of the 3rd Clean Pacific Roundtable to stress the role of women in good recycling practices
Asia Tajikistan The International Energy Agency has released a new roadmap examining ways in which the country could maximise the potential value of its hydropower surplus through cross-border trade, helping to promote renewable energy across Central Asia
Asia South Korea Seven of the ten themed routes of the DMZ Peace Trail, a trail created near the Demilitarized Zone that is accessible to the public, will reopen today after 2 years
America Bahamas The Minister of Education and Technical Training called on all Bahamians to work to ensure that students do not fail because of their absence from virtual school; schools will reopen the second week of January 2022 with a form of hybrid education
Europe North Macedonia The four emergency numbers for law enforcement agencies will be replaced by the single number 112, as of 11 February next year, which will then also function in the country in Albanian and English; 50 people will be deployed for the needs
America Argentina After his party’s significant setback in the midterm elections, President Alberto Fernández sought dialogue with the opposition, in order to come up with a new sustainable economic plan with the IMF to reschedule a US$44 billion debt