Europe Malta The heating debate on overtourism must not become an argument against tourists or the tourism industry, Prime Minister Abela warned, or the sector would risk "a mortal blow"
Africa Tanzania The government has suspended from publishing a private newspaper for 30 days after linking a 'terrorist' gunman who killed four people to the country's ruling party
Africa Equatorial Guinea A decade-long scandal involving the eldest son of the president may actually have a happy ending for the people of the country whose resources were looted: the sale of a seized house finances the country's Covid-19 vaccination
Oceania Palau Micronesian countries are looking to Palau as a leader in the success of the tourism bubble, stated the president of Nauru, pointing out that travel bubbles could be a model to emulate to reopen borders and welcome visitors during pandemic
America Peru Recent figures show that the country’s agricultural exports have increased 26% since last year, generating a surplus in the agricultural sector of US$ 494.000.000
Oceania New Zealand Supermarket chain Countdown has temporarily removed knives from its shelves after a knife-wielding terrorist injured seven people in an Auckland shopping centre; PM Ardern has promised new anti-terrorism laws by the end of the month
America El Salvador The decision of President Nayib Bukele to make Bitcoin a legal tender for the nation continues to stir doubts and citizens have started to express their disagreement by protesting on the streets and the media
Oceania Nauru An Air Service Agreement was signed with Palau for the start of travel routes, thus increasing economic opportunities and mutual exchange between the two countries
Asia Israel Doctors successfully separated conjoined twins at the head for the first time in the country in a 12-hour operation; both babies are now likely to live completely normal lives
Africa Zambia Government-owned telecom service provider Zamtel aims to double its active subscriber base to 7 million by 2023 by investing in new network capacity equipment
Africa Madagascar A 17-month state of emergency linked to Covid-19 ended as virus cases dropped to a minimum
Europe North Macedonia The sports hall of the Municipal Primary School "Metodi" was handed over by the Prime Minister and several ministers; the primary school will have more modern conditions and a dedicated area for teaching physical and health education
America Trinidad and Tobago Five-year-old Trinidadian author, Coryn Anaya Clarke, has written a second book, her St Kitts-Nevis travelogue; The first book 'Chronicles of Coryn: 7 Days of Fun' was published last year and was recently named one of the most popular books in the world
Africa Tunisia The Observatory for Rights and Freedoms condemned the ongoing human rights violations in the country, accusing law enforcement and security agencies of engaging in verbal and physical violence against peaceful protesters