Tunisia’s northern, eastern, central and southern regions will be covered with clouds and scattered rains and temporarily, stormy, overnight according to the INM.
A strong wind will blow from the North at a speed of 30 to 50 km/h and reaching 70 km/…
Continue Reading3 700 candidatures ont été présentées par des organisations de 61 pays FAIRFAX, Virginie, 15 août 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Des entreprises et dirigeants de haut niveau du monde entier ont été élus lauréats des Prix Stevie® d’or, d’argent et de bronze dans le cadre des 20e International Business Awards® annuels, le seul programme international […]
Continue ReadingMILWAUKEE, March 07, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — WHR Global (WHR), a leader in the global employee relocation industry, announced release of its newest enterprise business intelligence tool specifically designed to serve its customers’ growing needs. The new tool, called WHR Insights, is a series of interactive data visualizations embedded into the WHR Client Portal that […]
Continue ReadingTwo Gambian military officers linked to an alleged plot to overthrow the government of President Adama Barrow have been arrested over the weekend, Gambia’s government spokesperson said Monday. The government said Dec. 21 that a group of soldiers had been arrested in connection with an attempt to stage a coup in the tiny West African […]
Continue ReadingSituation Analysis Across the region, millions of people are living in poverty and facing multiple daily threats to their food security. An estimated 146 million people are facing crisis or worse levels of acute food insecurity in sub-Saharan Africa. Climatic shocks, such as prolonged drought and recurrent flooding, conflict, desert locusts, and economic downturns, exacerbated […]
Continue ReadingDutch King Willem-Alexander welcomed the government’s apology for the Netherlands’ role in 250 years of slavery in his Christmas address on Sunday, saying it was the “start of a long journey.” Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Monday officially apologized for the Dutch state’s involvement in slavery in its former colonies, calling it a “crime against […]
Continue ReadingUNITED NATIONS— UN chief Antonio Guterres said he was pessimistic that Russia’s war in Ukraine would end soon but he hoped it would be over by the end of next year. “I am not optimistic about the possibility of effective peace talks in the immediate future,” he told reporters Monday during his annual end-of-year press […]
Continue ReadingU.N. agencies say that large-scale, sustained humanitarian assistance can prevent Somalia’s looming famine from turning into a full-blown disaster in the coming months. Thanks to generous international support this year, famine in Somalia has been delayed. But the threat of mass starvation in 2023 remains due to a fifth year of consecutive drought, skyrocketing food […]
Continue ReadingMONTREAL (Canada)— A UN draft deal on biodiversity protection calls for increasing international financial aid from developed countries to developing countries to at least US$20 billion per year by 2025, and to at least US$30 billion per year by 2030, according to documents released on Sunday. The aid will particularly go to the least developed […]
Continue ReadingEvery year, tens of thousands of children – many of them unaccompanied – attempt to make a hazardous journey from East Africa and the Horn of Africa to Europe along the Central Mediterranean Route, driven by factors such as conflict, climate crisis, persecution, economic hardship or shortage of opportunities in their home country. Children’s vulnerabilities […]
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