U.N. Reports 1,400 Deaths in Bangladesh Protests, Calls for Accountability
The U.N. human rights office estimates that around 1,400 individuals were killed during protests in Bangladesh last summer, primarily led...
Lila Patel
Lila Patel has worked as a journalist for over 14 years, focusing on cultural commentary and lifestyle reporting. With a background in literature and media from the University of California, Berkeley, she has contributed to influential publications both online and in print. Her sharp insights into societal changes paired with a compelling style have made her columns highly sought after, resonating with a broad audience.
Climate Change Poses Challenges for Panama Canal Operations
The Panama Canal has been vital for global shipping since 1914, but its operations are increasingly threatened by climate change...
Cocoa Crisis: Climate Change Threatens the Future of Chocolate
The cocoa industry is facing a severe crisis due to climate change, with prices rising by 400% recently. Extreme weather...
Artists and Scientists Collaborate on Climate Crisis Project in Finland
A new project named "Climate Clock" in Oulu, Finland, will unite artists and scientists to raise awareness about the climate...
Deputy President of South Sudan Threatens Withdrawal from Peace Agreement Over Official Firings
South Sudan's Deputy President Riek Machar has threatened to leave the precarious peace agreement with President Salva Kiir due to...
Canadian and Brazilian Banks Contemplate Cryptocurrency Adoption with XRP and 1Fuel
Banks in Canada and Brazil are considering the adoption of cryptocurrencies, focusing on XRP and the emerging 1Fuel platform. XRP...
Syria’s Interim Minister Critiques Russia-Iran Ties, Seeks Western Relations
During his address at the World Governments Summit, Syria’s Interim Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shibani described the ties with Russia and...
UAE Ambassador Critiques US Gaza Policy and Emphasizes Dialogue
UAE Ambassador Yousef Al Otaiba criticized the U.S. approach to Gaza as "difficult" while asserting a commitment to seeking solutions....
Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s First President and Anti-Apartheid Leader, Dies at 95
Sam Nujoma, the first president of Namibia and anti-apartheid leader, passed away at 95, leaving a significant legacy as the...
Youssouf Mulumbu Urges PSG to Reassess Visit Rwanda Partnership Amid Conflict
Youssouf Mulumbu urges PSG to reconsider its Visit Rwanda deal amidst the humanitarian crisis in DR Congo, where violence and...
