Year: 2025

Extreme Heat and Flooding in Argentina: Climate Change’s Impact and Urban Vulnerability

Fatima Saeedi March 27, 2025 0

Bahía Blanca, Argentina, faced unprecedented rainfall on March 7, 2025, resulting in significant flooding after a period of extreme heat...

Impact of U.S. Tariffs on Thailand’s Auto Parts Exports

Sofia Duarte March 27, 2025 0

Thailand's Finance Minister warned that new U.S. tariffs on auto parts will affect exports. He hopes for negotiations to facilitate...

Kiira Motors: Pioneering Electric Bus Manufacturing in Uganda

Leila Khan March 27, 2025 0

Kiira Motors Corporation, established in 2014 by Ugandan students and lecturers, is revolutionizing the automotive sector with the Kayoola electric...

Tragic Lightning Strike Claims Life of 18-Year-Old in Bong County

Sofia Duarte March 27, 2025 0

An 18-year-old girl, Christiana Cooper, was killed by a lightning strike in Bong County during heavy rain. Her uncle indicated...

Kazakhstan and Sweden Strengthen Diplomatic Relations and Explore New Opportunities

Leila Khan March 27, 2025 0

Kazakhstan and Sweden celebrate 33 years of diplomatic relations, focusing on cooperation in trade, healthcare, and education. Swedish Ambassador Ewa...

Analysis of the Yemen Security Breach: White House Deflections and Implications

Isaac Goldberg March 27, 2025 0

The White House's dismissal of a security breach involving military operations in Yemen showcases a pattern of deflection and denial....

German and Austrian Ministers Cancel Syria Trip Due to Security Threats

Maya Abdullah March 27, 2025 0

German and Austrian interior ministers canceled a planned trip to Syria due to credible terrorist threats, according to German authorities....

Clashes Erupt in Chile Over Fishing Quotas Amid Protests

Leila Khan March 27, 2025 0

Protests erupted in Chile as fishermen clashed with police over fishing quotas, resulting in multiple injuries. Authorities responded with tear...

Assessing Guyana’s Position Amidst Upside Down U.S. Foreign Policy

Maya Abdullah March 27, 2025 0

Former U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg criticized the current state of U.S. foreign policy as 'upside down,' highlighting the contradictory...