India and EU Reaffirm Commitment to Human Rights and Media Freedom
India and the EU reaffirmed their commitment to human rights and media freedom during the Human Rights Dialogue in New...
Month: January 2025
Morocco and Guinea-Bissau Forge Agreement to Support Veterans and Preserve History
Morocco and Guinea-Bissau signed a cooperation agreement to support former resistance fighters, aiming to enhance their living conditions and promote...
Morocco and Guinea-Bissau Forge Partnership for Veterans’ Welfare
Morocco and Guinea-Bissau have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at supporting former resistance fighters. The agreement focuses on preserving shared...
Devastation of Banana Plantations in Formosa: A Call for Government Assistance
Formosa's banana sector has lost half of its plantations due to drought and frost, prompting producers to seek government aid...
Lebanese Leaders Seek Consensus Ahead of Presidential Vote
Lebanese leaders are meeting ahead of a critical parliamentary session aimed at electing a new president after over two years...
Climate Accountability: A Call to Action Ahead of the 2025 Conference
As we near 2025, the anniversary of the Paris Climate Agreement, many countries have yet to fulfill their climate commitments....
Analyzing the Unusual Impact of the Recent NYC-Area Earthquake
A magnitude 4.8 earthquake struck northern New Jersey, causing widespread shaking and damage in the NYC area—more than 150 buildings...
Devastating Earthquake Strikes Dingri, Tibet, Leaving Death and Destruction
A magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck Dingri, Tibet on January 7, leading to the collapse of most buildings, at least 126...
Israel’s New Child Detention Laws: A Threat to Palestinian Minors’ Rights
The Knesset's new legislation permits the detention of Palestinian minors under 14, claiming security needs. Human rights reports reveal severe...
Devastating Earthquake in Tibet Claims Over 100 Lives and Leaves Many Injured
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake in Tibet killed at least 126 people and injured 188 on January 7. Over 3,600 houses were...
