UK: Rishi Sunak under criticism, government the least open in 25 years
The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak, has come under fire for leading the least transparent administration in 25 years after it was revealed that the number of complete Freedom of Information (FOI) requests granted fell to a record low in 2019.
Poland: Destructive buildings, blocked roads, and five fatalities due to strong winds
Strong gusts that reached a speed of 155 km/h tore over southern Poland, killing at least five people with fallen trees. Keep an eye out for additional information!
Senior Israeli officials believe 'war aims' in Rafah would continue despite the ICJ decision.
Israel considers the ICJ's binding decision to suspend its assault on Rafah "outrageous, morally repugnant, and disgusting" and claims that it is committing genocide in Gaza "are false."
Ugandan wildlife: Long-term conservation initiatives in jeopardy
Over the past 40 years, Uganda's wildlife population has increased dramatically due to conservation efforts. But some wardens are concerned about the risks of poaching, habitat destruction, and human-animal conflict.
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UK: Central London is overrun by Royal Cavalry Horses
When members of the Household Cavalry lost their mounts on Wednesday, many of the king's horses and a couple of his soldiers caused mayhem on the streets of downtown London. Keep an eye out for additional information!
UK warships dock in Chennai for the first time as the West looks to India's naval logistical hubs
India's shipyards are gradually evolving into a maintenance hub for foreign Navy assets in the Indo-Pacific area, a symptom of the West's growing reliance on the nation.
Taiwan reform dispute: Scuffles break out in parliament.
Scuffles have erupted in Taiwan's parliament between members of the two main political parties, neither of which has a clear majority. The scuffles come only a few days before Taiwan's next president takes office.
China-Pakistan relations: Economic corridor aims to connect nations.
A mountain pass over 5,000 meters above sea level is revitalizing a desolate area of northern Pakistan. It is part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a $62 billion construction project.
Germany needs 75,000 additional troops as NATO looks at Russia's threat.
Germany's defense ministry estimates it will require at least 75,000 extra troops to meet NATO obligations as the alliance changes to face what it regards as a more aggressive Russia.
UN military withdrawal: peacekeeping troops turn over the DRC's first base
After 25 years, the UN peacekeeping force MONUSCO is leaving the Democratic Republic of the Congo, sparking questions about how the government will deal with the more than 100 armed groups that are still active there.
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Gaza: Despite restrictions, families prepare customary meals throughout Ramadan.
For many Palestinians, keeping Ramadan has proven to be problematic in Gaza. However, despite the difficulties, some people are managing to preserve the customs and spirit of the holy month.
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