Brazil’s Soybean Harvest Progresses Amid Drought Concerns in Southern Regions
As of late last week, 60% of Brazil's soybean harvest for 2024/25 was completed, slightly above average. Despite favorable rainfall...
Day: March 17, 2025
Lebanon’s President Orders Military Response to Syria Border Violence
Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun has ordered the army to respond to gunfire from the Syrian borders, following escalating clashes between...
Cocaine Smuggling Operation Using Vintage Cadillac Uncovered in Essex
A 1953 Cadillac was used to smuggle cocaine into the UK, resulting in seven men being sentenced to nearly 100...
South Korea Proposes Cooperation with Ukraine on North Korean POWs
South Korea has offered to accept North Korean prisoners of war captured by Ukraine, indicating a willingness to cooperate in...
Turkey Expands Military Presence in Syria with New Base in Aleppo
Turkey has begun constructing a military base at Menagh Air Base in northern Aleppo, highlighting an increase in military activity...
Shelter and NFI Cluster Updates on Tropical Cyclone Jude in Mozambique
Tropical Cyclone Jude struck Mozambique on March 10, with severe winds and heavy rainfall affecting Nampula and Zambezia provinces. Initial...
Mozambique’s Response to Tropical Cyclone Jude: Shelter Cluster Updates
On March 6, 2025, Tropical Cyclone Jude formed and made landfall in Mozambique, causing severe damage and heavy rainfall. Initial...
Philippines Seeks India as Strategic Nickel Buyer for Electric Vehicles
The Philippines is seeking to supply nickel to India for EV batteries, as current imports from other countries are substantial....
Man Arrested in Tonga for Bribery and Money Laundering Charges
A 49-year-old man was apprehended in Tonga View with R1.2 million and Mozambique currency. Following a tip-off, police performed a...
Severe Weather Causes Devastation Across the U.S. with 39 Lives Lost
Severe weather, including tornadoes and wildfires, has resulted in the deaths of at least 39 people across several U.S. states....
