Tunisia’s President Kais Saied Wins Re-Election Amid Claims of Election Manipulation
President Kais Saied has reportedly won re-election in Tunisia's presidential election, achieving over 89 percent of the votes amid various...
Month: October 2024
Kais Saied Secures Second Term as Tunisia’s President Amid Low Voter Turnout
Kais Saied has won a second presidential term in Tunisia, obtaining 90.7 percent of the vote with a 28.8 percent...
Ethiopia: Samara University Reports Fissures, Structural Damage Following 4.9 Magnitude Earthquake
On 06 October 2024, a 4.9 magnitude earthquake struck the Awash Fentale district near Samara University, leading to structural damage...
Martin Scorsese Reflects on Cinema and Democracy at Turin Film Festival
Martin Scorsese addressed retirement rumors at the Turin Film Festival, asserting he will continue to make films. He expressed concern...
Queer and Trans Resistance in Appalachia: A Call for Recognition and Support
The article focuses on the active resistance and resilience of queer and trans individuals in Appalachia in response to narrow...
Global Political Developments: Brazil, North Korea, Tunisia, Mexico, and the United States
Brazil held local elections affecting 5,518 municipalities, with incumbents performing well. North Korea commemorated its 75th diplomatic anniversary with China...
The Devastating Aftermath of Hurricane Helene: Survivors Share Their Stories
Hurricane Helene has caused over 230 fatalities, making it the deadliest hurricane since 2005, with nearly half of the deaths...
UN Warns of Increasingly Erratic Global Water Cycle Due to Climate Change
The United Nations has warned that climate change is rendering the water cycle increasingly erratic, resulting in intense floods and...
Hurricane Milton Threatens Florida’s West Coast with Catastrophic Storm Surge
Hurricane Milton is rapidly intensifying into a major hurricane with predicted storm surge of up to 12 feet threatening Florida's...
2023 Declared the Driest Year for Global Rivers in Three Decades, UN Reports
The World Meteorological Organization declared 2023 the driest year for global rivers in over thirty years, attributing the crisis to...
