MALDIVES: President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has reiterated the Maldives' dedication to enhancing collaboration with Sri Lanka in order to reach common objectives of peace, development, and prosperity. He emphasized the strong relationship between the two nations, which is founded on sixty years of diplomatic relations, a shared historical background, and strong cultural ties. Dr. Muizzu [...]
LIBYA: A significant agreement worth $235 million has been inked between Libya’s Mellitah Oil and Gas Company and the American company Hill International, marking an important advancement in improving Libya's energy infrastructure, aimed at the modernization of the energy sector and the increase of gas production and exports. Pray that the leaders and decision-makers involved [...]
MALI: Mali's ex-Prime Minister Choguel Maïga is under renewed legal investigation due to accusations of financial wrongdoing while he was in office. The country's Office of the Auditor General has presented documents to the judiciary highlighting irregularities and potential embezzlement of government funds during Maïga's tenure. Lord, we pray that the legal investigation into the [...]
EGYPT: The ERC and NACDW initiated their first aid convoy to Gaza following months of blockade. This convoy, called Zad Al-Ezza: From Egypt to Gaza, included more than 100 trucks loaded with 1,200 tons of food supplies, which featured around 840 tons of flour and 450 tons of food baskets. The second convoy, organized by [...]
CHINA: The United States and China are set to begin a new round of discussions as hopes increase that the two largest economies in the world might reach a 90-day extension of their trade war ceasefire. The existing 90-day truce is set to conclude on August 12, during which both nations temporarily reduced tariffs on [...]
ALGERIA: Ahmed Attaf, Algeria's Minister of State and Minister of Foreign Affairs, National Community Abroad, and African Affairs, welcomed Massad Boulos, the senior advisor to the President of the United States for Africa, during his official visit to Algeria. Both sides praised the strategic dialogue between Algeria and the United States, highlighting the "positive momentum" [...]
DJIBOUTI: Somalia and Djibouti are demonstrating that it is feasible to create systems that safeguard public health and build trust, even in difficult and complex situations. Both nations have made significant progress by implementing national pharmacovigilance systems, which are essential for monitoring and ensuring the safety of medications. In Djibouti, the SLL program aims to [...]
INDONESIA: The government intends to reconstruct homes for 1,500 refugees in West Papua who were affected by the conflict in Maybrat District, enabling them to reunite with their families. The housing reconstruction will focus on providing essential services, infrastructure, and access to education and healthcare. He expressed optimism that this collaboration would be carried out [...]
GAZA STRIP: Starvation is not only taking the lives of Palestinians in Gaza one by one, but it is also dismantling Palestinian society and causing lasting harm to both their physical and mental well-being. When the body is deprived of food, it starts to break down its own muscle and organs for energy, leading to [...]
NEPAL: The practice is most common in Sudurpaschim Province, where social stigma and superstition continue to thrive despite legal prohibitions. A 28-year-old woman died from a snake bite while staying in a menstrual shed in Kanchanpur district. Chhaupadi, a deeply entrenched social custom in western Nepal, requires menstruating women to isolate themselves from their homes—usually [...]
