Climate change made this summer’s drought 20 times, and deadly floods 20% more likely...
The summer of 2022 showed climate change amplifies seemingly contradictory effects, worsening drought while also dramatically increasing the risks of extreme precipitation events. In addition to drying out soil, increased evaporation rates due to...
K-Pop stars BTS could face possible military service
Commissioner Lee Ki Sik, from the Military Human Resources Administration has said it is desirable to the South Korean group members to carry out military duties to ensure fairness in the country’s military service....
Lawmakers want to pull all U.S. troops out of KSA and UAE
"Representatives Tom Malinowski, Sean Casten, and Susan Wild are introducing a bill that would mandate the removal of US troops and missile defense systems from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab...
U.S put tracking devices on illegal migrants
Joe Biden’s administration has expanded the use of a program to monitor migrants through their cellphones and tracking devices while their immigration application is in process.
A record number of migrants have been given phones...
Taiwan is becoming a huge weapon depot of the USA
China has criticized the continued actions of the United States to send weapons to Taiwan, however, the Biden administration announced a US$1.09 billion arms sales package to Taiwan amid escalated military threats from China.
The...
UN: Nicaragua condemns terrorism incited by coup attempts
Nicaragua has presented before the United Nations (UN) General Assembly its firm condemnation of terrorism incited by operations that attempt to change legitimate governments, and that threaten the stability of States.
Representing the Government of...
Nicaragua rejects all forms of colonial occupation before the UN
In a message issued during the decolonization debate at the United Nations (UN) General Assembly, Nicaragua's permanent ambassador to that body, Jaime Hermida Castillo, stressed that the Central American country is committed to the...
Scientists say the Earth is slowly coalescing to form a new supercontinent
The researchers predict that over the next 300 million years, all of the planet's continents will move toward each other, forming a new supercontinent called Amasia. It is believed that the prolonged process could...
The U.S starts fiscal year with $31 trillion in debt
The U.S gross national debt has surpassed $31 trillion according to a report made by the U.S Treasury. The debt numbers have hit an already tenuous economy facing high inflation, rising interests’ rates and...
Russia warns the US of the risk of a direct military Clash
Against the backdrop of the Russian military operation, the U.S. and its NATO allies continue to arm Ukraine. Moscow has repeatedly stated that Western arms shipments only prolong the conflict.
Russia's ambassador to the...
Nobel Prize in Medicine for discovery of DNA in extinct human species
The Swedish scientist, Svante Pääbo, 67, has received the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for his contributions and discoveries on human evolution, through studies that managed to create a completely new discipline, paleogenomics,...
What are the expectations for the second round of elections in Brazil?
Facing the historic 2022 elections in Brazil and its path to the second round, the director of the Brazilian Studies program at Oxford University, Andreza Aruska de Souza Santos, expressed that "the probability that...
Rusia respalda la intención de Bolivia sobre integrar el BRIC
Rusia expresó su apoyo a la aspiración de Bolivia de unirse al bloque económico BRICS, tras un encuentro entre los representantes de las Cancillerías...
