Mongolia: On June 17, 2025, Mongolia's Prime Minister Zandanshatar Gombojav introduced the nominees for government positions to the State Great Khural. He emphasized that during times of success, lessons learned, and challenges, it is essential to work more intelligently, justly, and efficiently. The Prime Minister called on his fellow ministers to collaborate with a unified [...]
Nepal: Three weeks ago, Dil Bhushan Pathak reported on the alleged investments of a member of a political family. On June 11, Kathmandu's district court issued an arrest warrant for him after the family filed a complaint with the Cyber Bureau of Nepal Police. Pathak is being pursued under Nepal’s Electronic Transactions Act, a law [...]
Gaza Strip: Israeli forces have killed over 51 Palestinians and injured many others after opening fire near an aid distribution center in southern Gaza. According to the Hamas-operated civil defense agency, Israeli troops targeted crowds close to the aid site in Khan Younis, resulting in more than 200 reported injuries. This incident marks the latest—and [...]
Indonesia: The Midwifery Collegium and the National Health Council (KKI) have introduced a framework to develop a new curriculum for midwifery education. This initiative aims to enhance the quality of midwifery training and promote the health of mothers and infants. By improving midwifery education, the goal is to strategically lower maternal and infant mortality rates, [...]
Djibouti: Egypt and Djibouti have inaugurated the first solar power plant in the village of Omar Kaji, located in Djibouti's Arta region. This initiative is a collaboration between Egypt’s Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy and Djibouti’s Ministry of Energy. The project is anticipated to serve as a prototype for future partnerships, as talks are [...]
West Bank: As the humanitarian crisis in the Middle East worsens, Caritas Jerusalem remains steadfast in its mission to serve those in need. According to director Anton Asfar, the organization is actively providing emergency medical aid in West Bank, where countless lives are at risk due to ongoing conflict. In the West Bank, Caritas is [...]
Somalia: A suicide car bomb attack aimed at a convoy near Afgoye town in the Lower Shabelle region resulted in the deaths of at least 14 Ugandan peacekeepers and six Somali soldiers as they initiated an offensive to reclaim important towns from Al-Shabaab. However, their attempts were met with strong resistance from the militants. Additionally, [...]
Senegal: A camera trap has recorded footage of an elephant in Senegal's Niokolo-Koba National Park for the first time in six years, rekindling hopes for the survival of the species in the park after they nearly vanished due to poaching and habitat loss. The decline of elephants in the region and across the continent began [...]
Western Sahara: Panama has reaffirmed its backing for Morocco's Autonomy Plan, viewing it as a serious, credible, and realistic approach to resolving the Western Sahara dispute. The Panamanian minister emphasized that Morocco's 2007 Autonomy Plan "should be the sole solution moving forward," highlighting his clear and steadfast support for the Moroccan initiative as a means [...]
Kuwait: This new policy represents a concerning reinforcement of Kuwait's contentious kafala system instead of its abolition. Human rights advocates caution that it intensifies the control employers have over migrant workers, making them more susceptible to exploitation and mistreatment. Despite official assertions that the exit permit serves to balance the interests of both employers and [...]
