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Smartmatic left Venezuela in 2017 over election fraud allegations but continued to license its software for subsequent elections, which were initially kept secret. Evidence shows Smartmatic’s involvement in the December …
Smartmatic’s Controversial Involvement in Venezuelan Elections Post-Withdrawal Read More
Hurricane Milton, a Category 4 hurricane, is expected to make landfall in western Florida, bringing heavy rainfall, storm surge, and damaging winds. The impacts may extend beyond the immediate landfall …
Hurricane Milton: Impacting Florida’s Weather Forecast and Implications of Recent Storms Read More
An international coalition of scientists warns that the climate crisis is entering a “critical and unprecedented new phase,” with record extremes reported in 25 of 35 key indicators. The planet’s …
The Climate Crisis Enters a Critical New Phase Ahead of COP29 Read More
September 2024 was the second-warmest September on record, with global temperatures significantly elevated. The rising warmth has led to more frequent and severe weather events, highlighting the urgent need for …
September 2024 Records Second-Warmest Temperature, Climate Experts Warn of Rising Risks Read More
In August, OPEC+ crude output fell by 300,000 b/d to 40.73 million b/d due to maintenance in Kazakhstan and outages in Libya. Despite the decline, member countries exceeded their quotas …
OPEC+ Sees Crude Output Decline Amid Production Challenges Read More
The Nile River dispute between Egypt and Ethiopia arises from historical agreements that favor Egypt, hindering economic growth in upstream nations. Egypt fears reduced water access due to Ethiopia’s Grand …
The Nile Dispute: A Call for Cooperation and Equity in Water Resource Management Read More
India has played a significant role in facilitating the transfer of sovereignty of the Chagos Islands from the UK to Mauritius, advocating for decolonization and supporting negotiations between the two …
India’s Role in the Chagos Islands Sovereignty Resolution Read More
President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif memorialized the 19th anniversary of the 2005 earthquake, emphasizing the need for climate-resilient infrastructure, disaster preparedness, and community engagement in risk …
Commemoration of National Resilience Day: Honoring the Victims of the 2005 Earthquake Read More
India’s easing of rice export restrictions is welcomed in South Africa, which imports about 10 million tonnes annually. The decision is expected to stabilize prices and enhance supply, particularly benefitting …
India’s Easing of Rice Exports Offers Relief to South African Importers Read More
A study from the University of Southampton and the Marine Biological Association reveals that climate change is intensifying risks for endangered whale sharks due to increased shipping traffic as their …
The Impact of Climate Change on Whale Sharks and Shipping Risks Read More