Argentina’s Dengue Season Begins with Local Transmission Concerns
Argentina's dengue season has started with 1,443 confirmed cases, primarily from local transmission. Major outbreaks have occurred in Central and...
Fatima Alenazi
Fatima Alenazi, a veteran journalist, has dedicated her career to covering global conflicts and humanitarian crises. Growing up in a multicultural environment in London, she earned her Graduate Diploma in Journalism from City University. Throughout her 14 years in the field, Fatima's in-depth analyses and empathetic storytelling have brought critical attention to important global issues, making her an invaluable resource in serious journalism.
British Couple ‘Elated’ With Fine Instead of Prison After Thai Assault Incident
Mary and Desmond Byrne, a British retired couple, faced possible prison in Thailand after being assaulted by neighbors. Instead, they...
Analyzing the Kyrgyzstan-Tajikistan Border Agreement: A Historic Shift
Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan have signed a historic border agreement after years of conflict, particularly clashes in 2021 and 2022. The...
Ducati Faces New Threat as Aprilia Shines in Argentina MotoGP
Ducati is warned of potential threats from Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi and Ai Ogura in the Argentina MotoGP. Qualifying will be...
Brazil’s Amazon Highway Construction Sparks Outrage Ahead of Climate Summit
Brazil is building a highway through the Amazon rainforest, leading to widespread deforestation and local protests ahead of the COP30...
Devastating Cyclone Hits Mozambique: Bishop Reports Extensive Damage and Urgent Needs
A cyclone in Mozambique has devastated 380 homes, affecting over 2,155 people, causing one death and 18 injuries. Infrastructure, including...
Man Self-Immolates Outside Kenya’s Supreme Court, Investigation Underway
On March 11, 2025, a man set himself on fire outside the Supreme Court of Kenya, igniting an investigation. The...
Trinidad PM Warns of Potential Risks in Venezuela Gas Deal
Trinidad PM Dr. Keith Rowley warns of potential challenges regarding the Dragon gas deal with Venezuela, citing risks from U.S....
Projected Growth of Libya Passenger Car Market to 5.5 Million Units by 2031
The Libyan passenger car market is predicted to reach 5.5 million units by 2031, recovering from historical volatility. The market...
Madagascar Farmers Face Climate Change Challenges and Limited Adaptation
In Madagascar's Sava region, farmers face severe impacts from climate change, with many reporting diminished water supply and altered harvest...
