Africa Zambia Following statements circulating on social media, some politicians reminded that any individual’s citizenship or immigration status are matters of law, not tribe, and no tribe in Zambia must ever associated with foreignness or unequal citizenship
Asia Nepal Construction has resumed on the 18km railway line linking Katahari and Bathana (India), after it stalled on a dispute over land compensation
Europe Belgium Carrefour Belgium has confirmed its supply difficulties: the chain is struggling to stock some of its shops in consequence of a strike by its logistics provider
Africa eSwatini High school students in Shiselweni region, in the southern part of the country, have abandoned their classes demanding the release of two arrested pro-democracy representatives
America Saint Kitts and Nevis Ambassador Jasmine E. Huggins gifted handmade traditional desserts to the Taipei Veterans General Hospital to thank frontline workers and celebrate the country’s 38-year-old relationship with Taiwan
Asia China An abnormal heatwave has forced the country to limit electricity consumption, to the point that some Apple and Tesla suppliers have stopped production, shops in the north-east are operating by candlelight and shopping centers have reduced opening hours
Asia East Timor The country has extended the deadline for its onshore and offshore oil and gas licences for a second time, in a bid to capture the interest of international and domestic oil companies
America Trinidad and Tobago Nicola Cross' short documentary Becky won best film at T&T at the Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival; Becky is an uplifting story about the resilience of a Kenyan woman on her journey to feel whole
Asia North Korea State media are promoting President Kim Jong-un's "10 years of great revolutionary leadership" to celebrate his first decade in power in a series of new articles and programmes
America Uruguay Manifestations in the country continue as thousands of protesters overtake the city of Montevideo to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights
Europe Finland The Ministry of Foreign Affairs wants to strengthen the network of Finnish missions abroad with appropriate allocations and invest in measures that promote the availability of skilled labour
Africa Lesotho After the increase of reported cases of human trafficking involving the two countries, a collaboration with South Africa has started with the specific task of ending the local trade of human beings
Africa Ethiopia The embassy in the Egyptian capital Cairo will be closed for three to six months due to economic reasons; the closure would have nothing to do with the disagreement over the Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
Asia Tajikistan Over 83.300 tons of raw cotton, called 'white gold' as it's basis of the country's agricultural production, have been harvested since the beginning of the season, which is still 19,9% of the forecasts