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The International Court of Justice is currently hearing a historic case concerning climate change, pushed by Vanuatu and involving over 100 countries, aiming to define states’ obligations under international law …
Vanuatu Urges ICJ Action on Climate Change as Global Future Hangs in Balance Read More
Nairobi celebrates 60 years of diplomatic relations between Kenya and Italy. Ambassador Roberto Natali met with Kenyan Foreign Minister Musalia Mudavadi and visited exhibitions highlighting Luigi Broglio’s contributions to space …
Kenya and Italy Celebrate 60 Years of Diplomatic Relations Read More
In Romania’s recent elections, the ruling Social Democratic Party (SDP) is set to retain its parliamentary majority with about 24 percent of the vote. However, it faces significant challenges from …
Romania’s Social Democratic Party Poised to Retain Majority Amid Far-Right Gains Read More
Mongolia welcomed Russian President Vladimir Putin despite war crimes accusations, marking a visit viewed as a defiance of the ICC. This high-profile trip included meetings with Mongolian officials and celebrations …
Mongolia Hosts Putin Amid War Crimes Accusations and International Criticism Read More
Iceland is holding parliamentary elections after Prime Minister Bjarni Benediktsson’s coalition collapsed due to disputes over economic challenges and immigration issues. Voters will select 63 members of the Althingi from …
Iceland Conducts Parliamentary Elections Amid Economic and Political Turmoil Read More
Chancellor Olaf Scholz has commenced the campaign for the SPD by emphasizing its role as a party for the people while sharply critiquing the CDU. The SPD aims to address …
Chancellor Olaf Scholz Initiates SPD Election Campaign Amidst Political Challenges Read More
Uganda and Zimbabwe face escalating governmental repression against opposition figures and human rights activists. Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act imposes harsh penalties, raising global concerns. In Zimbabwe, opposition leaders face systemic oppression …
Rising Political Oppression and Human Rights Concerns in Uganda and Zimbabwe Read More
President Ilham Aliyev’s confrontational speeches at COP29 sparked controversy, with Western nations criticizing his claims of hypocrisy against colonial powers. This backdrop raises questions about Azerbaijan’s commitment to climate goals …
Azerbaijan’s President Aliyev Faces Backlash for Controversial Remarks at COP29 Read More
Vanuatu recently lost its visa-free access to the EU due to inadequate management of its citizenship by investment program, highlighting security concerns. Other nations in the region, notably Solomon Islands …
Impact of Vanuatu’s EU Reprimand on Citizenship by Investment Trends in the Pacific Read More
The European Union will provide 18.1 billion euros (about $19 billion) to Ukraine as part of a $50 billion G7 loan agreement, crucial for addressing Ukraine’s immediate needs amid ongoing …
EU Allocates $19 Billion to Support Ukraine Amid Ongoing Conflict Read More