Brazil’s New Legislation Undermines Amazon Protection Efforts
New laws in Brazil's Amazon states diminish tax incentives under the soy moratorium, which protects recently deforested land. Environmental groups...
Day: December 16, 2024
Mayotte Devastated by Cyclone Chido: Thousands Feared Dead
Cyclone Chido has caused widespread destruction in Mayotte, leading to fears of thousands dead. Officially, 14 fatalities have been reported,...
Rashid Khan Returns as Afghanistan Unveils Test Squad for Zimbabwe Series
Afghanistan has named its Test squad for the series against Zimbabwe, welcoming back star spinner Rashid Khan after nearly four...
Erdogan’s Upcoming Diplomatic Visit to Ethiopia and Somalia
President Erdogan of Turkey will visit Ethiopia and Somalia after negotiating a significant truce between the two nations, aiming to...
Venezuelan Opposition Seeks Global Aid from Argentine Embassy Amid Maduro’s Repression
Venezuelan opposition leaders at the Argentine embassy in Caracas, under siege for almost nine months, urgently request international assistance to...
Urgent Humanitarian Crises in Yemen, DRC, and Haiti Demand Immediate Action
Recent humanitarian crises have emerged globally, with over 50 humanitarian personnel detained in Yemen, a mysterious illness claiming lives in...
UN Initiates New Efforts to Resolve Libya’s Electoral Standoff
The United Nations has convened a technical committee of Libya experts to address electoral disputes and expedite national elections. Following...
Cyclone Chido Leaves Mayotte in Crisis, High Casualty Estimates Expected
Cyclone Chido has devastated Mayotte, leading to a preliminary death toll of 14 that may rise to several hundred or...
Zimbabwe Fined for Slow Over-Rate in Third T20I Against Afghanistan
Zimbabwe has been fined for a slow over-rate in their third T20I match against Afghanistan, showcasing the ICC's enforcement of...
Cyclone Chido: Unprecedented Destruction Hits Mayotte
Cyclone Chido wreaked havoc on Mayotte, causing substantial damage with casualties potentially reaching a thousand. It has been identified as...
