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Nepal Moves Forward with National Jobs and Social Protection Roadmap

NEPAL: Nepal is taking steps toward a national roadmap focused on jobs and social protection to support a just economic transition. The plan aims to align employment creation with social safety nets as the country adapts to structural and climate-related changes. Policymakers are emphasizing inclusive growth that protects vulnerable workers and communities. The roadmap seeks [...]

Mongolia Boosts Coal Exports to Strengthen Trade Earnings

MONGOLIA: Mongolia has increased its coal exports as demand from key regional markets continues to rise. Improved border logistics and transport capacity have helped speed up shipments. Coal remains a major source of foreign revenue for the country’s economy. Officials see export growth as a way to stabilize public finances and support development. At the [...]

Yen Slides for Fourth Day as Japan’s Elections Loom

JAPAN: The Japanese yen weakened for a fourth consecutive day as markets grew cautious ahead of the country’s upcoming elections. Investors appear uncertain about future fiscal and monetary policy direction, adding pressure to the currency. Expectations of continued loose monetary policy have also weighed on the yen’s performance. Currency movements reflect broader concerns about economic [...]

Senegal Reaches 671 MW Milestone in Solar Power Expansion

SENEGAL: Senegal’s solar energy capacity has climbed to 671 megawatts, marking a major step in the country’s renewable energy journey. The growth reflects sustained investment in clean power to meet rising electricity demand. Solar projects are helping reduce dependence on fossil fuels and improve energy access nationwide. Officials see renewables as key to long-term economic [...]

Drought Pushes Somali Children to the Brink of Catastrophic Hunger

SOMALIA: Somalia is facing a deepening humanitarian crisis as prolonged drought destroys crops and wipes out livestock. Families who depend on farming and herding have lost their main sources of food and income. Children are among the hardest hit, with rising malnutrition and hunger threatening their survival. Aid agencies warn that without urgent support, conditions [...]

Sahrawi Official Reaffirms Western Sahara as a Decolonization Issue Under UN Mandate

WESTERN SAHARA: A Sahrawi official has reiterated that the question of Western Sahara remains a decolonization issue, not a bilateral dispute. He stressed that any lasting solution must align with United Nations resolutions and international law. The statement emphasizes the importance of respecting the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination. It also reflects frustration over prolonged [...]

Oman and Maldives Deepen Dialogue to Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation

MALDIVES: Oman and the Maldives recently held high-level talks aimed at boosting cooperation and enhancing ties across economic and financial fields. Sultan Salim al Habsi, Oman’s minister of finance, welcomed Moosa Zameer, Maldives’ minister of finance and planning, in Muscat to discuss shared interests and opportunities for partnership. The discussions focused on exploring avenues [...]

Libya Cleared to Import Cash Dollars After 15-Year Freeze

LIBYA: For the first time in 15 years, Libya has received international approval to import US dollars in cash, marking a significant shift for its financial system. The move is expected to ease liquidity shortages that have long strained banks and everyday transactions. Officials hope the decision will help stabilize the local currency and reduce [...]

Mali’s Crackdown Mutes a Voice Heard Across Africa

MALI: Mali’s authorities have taken steps that effectively silence a prominent continental voice, raising fresh concerns about freedom of expression. The move is seen by critics as part of a broader pattern of shrinking civic and media space in the country. Journalists and commentators warn that such actions weaken public debate and accountability. Supporters of [...]

How Violence and Custom Rob Egyptian Daughters of Inheritance

EGYPT: Across parts of Egypt, many women continue to be denied their legal inheritance rights, often through pressure, coercion, or outright violence. Daughters are frequently urged to “waive” their share in favor of male relatives to preserve family control over property. Those who resist may face social isolation, threats, or physical harm. Despite laws designed [...]

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