September 2023 Marks Second-Warmest Record, Warns EU Climate Monitor
In September 2023, global temperatures reached unprecedented levels, marking it as the second-warmest September ever recorded. Extreme weather patterns, including...
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Turkey Strengthens Somali Ties Amid Rising Tensions with Ethiopia
Turkey has deepened its relationship with Somalia by deploying an energy research vessel amid rising tensions with Ethiopia, which threaten...
Record September Temperatures Signal Escalating Climate Crisis
September 2023 was confirmed as the second-warmest September globally, with implications suggesting 2024 could be the hottest year recorded. Extreme...
Equatorial Guinea: Addressing Economic Challenges through Sustainable Forestry Initiatives
The World Bank's 2024 Economic Update for Equatorial Guinea details the country's economic contraction of 5.7% in 2023, driven by...
Thomas Partey Withdraws from Ghana Squad for Sudan Matches Due to Illness
On October 7, 2024, the Ghana Football Association announced that Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey will not be participating in upcoming...
UCSC Artist micha cárdenas Highlights Climate Crisis in Toronto Exhibition
micha cárdenas, a UC Santa Cruz professor and multimedia artist, has created "Probability Engine: Atlantic Overturning," an exhibition aimed at...
Will Escalation in the Middle East Impact the U.S. Elections?
The article discusses how the recent increase in tensions in the Middle East, particularly Iran's attack on Israel, may serve...
Contentious Climate Finance Ahead of COP29: Who Will Foot the Bill?
The upcoming COP29 climate conference will center on debates regarding climate financing, specifically who should fund aid for developing nations....
Tunisia’s Presidential Election: A Slide Towards Authoritarianism Under President Kais Saied
President Kais Saied has won re-election in Tunisia amid allegations of electoral manipulation and a marked decline in voter participation....
Devastating Floods in Nigeria: A Crisis of Life and Food Security
Weeks of flooding in Nigeria have resulted in the deaths of nearly 200 individuals and the displacement of 208,000 people,...
