Bok Women’s Sevens Begin Strong Campaign in Cape Town
The Bok Women's Sevens team achieved impressive victories against Samoa and Poland in Cape Town, scoring a total of 88...
Day: March 8, 2025
Tunisia’s Ambitious Plan to Boost Phosphate Production by 2030
Tunisia plans to increase phosphate production to 14 million tonnes annually by 2030. During a recent cabinet meeting, an initial...
The UAE’s Alleged Role in Sudan’s Civil Conflict: Accusations and Implications
Sudan accuses the UAE of complicity in genocide related to its support of the Rapid Support Forces amid the civil...
Egypt Stands Firm Against Threats to Syria’s Security Following Latakia Clashes
Egypt expresses deep concern over the recent clashes in Latakia, Syria, which resulted in 333 civilian deaths. The country reaffirms...
Current Global Affairs: Key Developments Across Asia
Myanmar's military junta will hold elections in late 2025, facing opposition; Bangladesh police quash an Islamist march; Yemen experiences migrant...
OIC Endorses Egypt’s Gaza Reconstruction Plan, Opposes Trump Initiative
The OIC endorsed Egypt's plan for revitalizing Gaza, opposing Trump's proposal. This plan emphasizes Palestinian Authority governance and calls for...
Resilience of Ghana’s Youth Farmers Amid Climate Change Challenges
A study in Ghana indicates resilience among youth towards farming despite climate change adversities. With 13.9% unemployment and over 50%...
Nigeria Drops to Fourth in UK Study Visa Issuances for International Students in 2025
Nigeria has dropped to fourth place in UK study visa issuances for international students in 2025, following India, China, and...
Heightened Travel Advisories: U.S. Warns Against Travel to High-Risk Destinations Ahead of Spring Break 2025
The U.S. Department of State has issued heightened travel advisories, including Level 4 "Do Not Travel" warnings for numerous countries,...
Fragmentation and Changing Alliances: The Shiite Political Landscape in Iraq
Iraq's political landscape has transformed since 2003, with Shiite factions divided by ideological differences and external influences from the US...
