Severe Flooding Impacts One Million People in Northeast Nigeria Due to Dam Collapse
Northeast Nigeria is facing severe flooding that has affected one million residents due to a dam collapse in Borno State....
Sofia Duarte
Sofia Duarte is a respected journalist with expertise in socio-economic issues and environmental journalism. Her career has taken her from local newsrooms to international platforms, covering stories that inspire change. A graduate of Yale University, Sofia's articles often highlight the voices of marginalized communities, advocating for social justice through her powerful narrative style and commitment to factual reporting.
WWF Reports Alarming Decline in Global Wildlife Populations, Urging Immediate Action
The World Wide Fund for Nature reports a catastrophic 73% decline in global wildlife populations over the last 50 years...
Political Sentiment Shifts in Slovakia Revealed by Recent Survey
A recent NMS Market Research survey highlights a significant decline in support for the ruling Smer party following the approval...
Florida’s Response Strategy to Hurricane Milton
Hurricane Milton is expected to strike Florida's west coast soon, raising concerns about the subsequent loss of life and damage...
Hurricanes and Climate Change: Unpredictable Paths and Increased Risks
The article discusses the unusual trajectories of hurricanes like Milton and Kirk, shedding light on how climate change, particularly rising...
Monitoring the Continuation of the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season After Milton
Forecasters anticipate further storms in the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, particularly watching a developing system east of Florida that could...
Trial of Former Soldier Daniel Khalife: Espionage Charges Allege Collaboration with Iranian Intelligence
Daniel Khalife, a former British soldier, is on trial for espionage, accused of stealing military secrets for Iranian intelligence. Evidence...
Lloyd’s Under Pressure to Abandon Fossil Fuel Coverage
Climate activists are urging Lloyd’s managing agents to cease coverage on new fossil fuel projects starting January 1, as part...
Mozambique Votes: A Pivotal Election for Change and Stability
Mozambique's elections are set to introduce a younger president for the first time since independence in 1975. Approximately 17 million...
Climate Change Intensifies Hurricane Helene’s Impact
A study shows that climate change enhanced Hurricane Helene's rainfall by 10% and wind speeds by 11%, making it significantly...
