Urgent Fiscal Challenges as Brazil Prepares for Court-Ordered Debt Payments
Brazil's President Lula's administration is racing against time to manage court-ordered debt payments set to begin in 2027. With fiscal...
Month: March 2025
Mozambique’s Dollar Bond Rises Following U.S. LNG Loan Approval
Mozambique's dollar bond rose over 2 cents after the U.S. approved a $5 billion LNG loan, seen as vital for...
UN Envoy Advocates for a Transitional Government in Syria
UN envoy Geir Pedersen urges for a credible transitional government in Syria, citing recent constitutional changes as a step towards...
Poland’s Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski Embarks on Historic Visit to Zimbabwe
Poland’s Foreign Minister, Radosław Sikorski, will visit Zimbabwe from March 14 to 16, marking the first visit by a Polish...
Palestine and Chile Sign Agreements to Boost Bilateral Cooperation
Palestine and Chile have signed three agreements to enhance cooperation in agriculture, customs, and diplomacy. This step follows a meeting...
Sri Lanka Agricultural Production Trends and Educational Initiatives
Sri Lanka's agricultural production has seen a reduction in paddy, coconut, and fish during December-January, while tea and rubber production...
2026 World Cup Qualifiers: Gambia’s McKinstry Anticipates Kenya’s Attacking Style
The 2026 World Cup Qualifiers will see Gambia face Kenya on March 20, 2026. Coach Benni McCarthy's arrival has transformed...
Cora Gold Acknowledges Partial Lifting of Mining Permit Moratorium in Mali
Cora Gold Ltd acknowledges the Government of Mali's partial lifting of the permit moratorium, effective March 15, 2025. This change...
Release of Six Americans Imprisoned in Kuwait: A Diplomatic Achievement
Six Americans imprisoned in Kuwait on drug charges have been released following an agreement with the United States. Many of...
Tom Saintfiet’s Ambitious Quest for Mali’s First World Cup Appearance
Tom Saintfiet, Mali's national football team coach, aims to lead the Eagles to their first World Cup appearance in 2026....
