Cyclone Chido Devastates Mayotte: The Most Severe Storm in 90 Years
Cyclone Chido has struck Mayotte, resulting in at least 22 fatalities and extensive damage to infrastructure, marking the worst storm...
Day: December 19, 2024
Turkey’s Ankara Process: A Diplomatic Achievement for Peace and Stability in Africa
Turkey's Ankara Process successfully mediated tensions between Somalia and Ethiopia, averting conflict and promoting regional stability. Led by President Erdoğan...
Argentina’s Energy Sector Poised for Growth in 2025 Midstream Projects
Argentina is preparing for significant midstream oil and gas projects in 2025, focusing on private investment and the expansion of...
CSU Study Reveals Link Between Climate Change and Earthquake Frequency
A recent study from Colorado State University links climate change to increased earthquake frequency, particularly in the context of melting...
CSU Study Uncovers Link Between Climate Change and Earthquake Activity
A Colorado State University study reveals that climate change may enhance earthquake frequency, particularly as glaciers melt. Researchers found that...
Cyclone Chido Death Toll Rises to 13 in Malawi, Displacing Thousands
Cyclone Chido has caused significant destruction in Malawi, killing 13 and affecting 45,000. After its initial impact in Mayotte and...
Democratic Republic of Congo Seeks Non-Permanent UN Security Council Seat
The Democratic Republic of Congo has launched a campaign for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council for 2026-2027....
Democratic Republic of Congo Initiates Bid for UN Security Council Seat
The Democratic Republic of Congo has launched its campaign for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council for 2026-2027...
Russia’s Strategic Eastward Shift Before Trump’s Presidency
Russia is pivoting eastward, enhancing its partnership with Kazakhstan to consolidate its geopolitical and economic influence before the Trump presidency....
UN Condemns Arbitrary Arrests in South Sudan; Calls for Urgent Action
The United Nations has condemned the arbitrary arrests in South Sudan, revealing that over 1,140 civilians, including women and children,...
