South Sudanese Fighters Depart Juba for World Muay Thai Championship
A team from South Sudan departed for the World Muay Thai Championship in Thailand, scheduled from March 4 to 18....
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Brazil Plans $3.5 Billion Oil Fund Utilization to Enhance Economy
Brazil intends to utilize its $3.5 billion social fund, financed by oil and gas revenues, to improve its economy amidst...
Nigeria’s Crypto Market Faces Turmoil as Binance Imposes Restrictions
The Nigerian cryptocurrency market is under strain as Binance imposes restrictions, including blocking airdrops for local users. The ongoing conflict...
Tunisian President Calls for Revitalization of Phosphate Production and Solutions for Gabes Issues
Tunisian President Kais Saied emphasizes the need to restore phosphate production and find a sustainable solution for phosphogypsum in Gabes....
Tragic Flooding in Bahia Blanca, Argentina: Ten Dead and Thousands Evacuated
A significant flood in Bahia Blanca, Argentina, resulted in ten deaths and the evacuation of over a thousand residents due...
Environmental Concerns Mount as Mining Resumes in El Salvador
El Salvador's San Sebastián River faces severe environmental damage due to mining. President Nayib Bukele's repeal of the mining ban...
US Level 4 Travel Advisories for High-Risk Destinations Ahead of Spring Break
The U.S. Department of State has issued Level 4 travel advisories for various countries, warning American citizens against travel due...
Examining Zimbabwe’s Pursuit of BRICS Membership: Strategic Move or Illusion?
Zimbabwe's ambition to join BRICS prompts questions about its economic and governance challenges. While the government believes membership could unlock...
Study Links South Sudan Heatwave to Man-Made Climate Change
A study indicates that man-made climate change has increased the chances of heatwaves in South Sudan, disproportionately affecting women and...
Regional Overview of Latin America and the Caribbean: February 2025
The February 2025 Regional Overview highlights civil unrest in Argentina, escalating violence in Colombia and Ecuador, gang clashes in Haiti,...
