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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has extended the USS Harry S. Truman’s deployment in the Middle East for another week as part of efforts to combat Yemen’s Houthi militants. The U.S. …
Hegseth Extends USS Truman Deployment Amid Rising Houthi Threats in Middle East Read More
Evo Morales, former Bolivian president, remains a powerful figure in the Tropico de Cochabamba, despite facing allegations related to a minor. With a stronghold in Lauca Ene, he plans to …
Evo Morales Harnesses Indigenous Support in Bid for Presidential Return Read More
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has outlined her government’s agenda focusing on energy deals with Grenada, Guyana, and Suriname. She emphasized the repeal of certain laws and plans to collaborate with …
PM Kamla Persad-Bissessar Prioritizes Energy Deals and Legal Reforms Read More
Kagiso Rabada, the South African fast bowler, has reported a provisional suspension for testing positive for a recreational drug. After leaving the IPL for personal reasons, uncertainties arise about his …
Kagiso Rabada Faces Suspension Amidst Drug Use Revelation in Cricket Read More
Cuba’s energy crisis persists with significant blackouts due to a generation deficit. A reported capacity of 1,610 MW falls short of a 2,000 MW demand, worsening during peak hours. Breakdown …
Cuba Faces Ongoing Energy Crisis as Blackouts Persist Read More
Trinidad and Tobago’s Jereem Richards won the men’s 200m in Miami with a remarkable 19.86 seconds, securing a world-leading time. He narrowly beat Alexander Ogando, who set a national record, …
Jereem Richards Triumphs with World-Leading Time of 19.86 in Miami Read More
Singapore’s upcoming election sees a focus on the margin of victory rather than the likely winner, the P.A.P. This includes notable discontent with its governance amidst global challenges. The opposition …
Singapore Election: Focus Shifts to Margin of Victory Amidst Growing Opposition Read More
Venezuela’s government has rejected a UN court ruling that aimed to prevent elections in the disputed Essequibo region claimed by both Venezuela and Guyana. The ruling came after Guyana accused …
Venezuela Defies UN Court Ruling on Disputed Elections in Essequibo Region Read More
The democracy sausage, a grilled sausage in bread sold at polling places, symbolizes Australian electoral participation. This tradition serves not only as a fundraising source for community groups but also …
Democracy Sausage: Australia’s Election Tradition and Cultural Icon Read More
Vera Daves de Sousa, Finance Minister of Angola, is emerging as a significant figure in African finance. Despite Angola’s exclusion from international markets, her involvement at the IMF and World …
Vera Daves de Sousa: Angola’s Finance Minister Making Waves on Global Stage Read More