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UN Climate Conference declares beginning of the oil era end

The two-week UN climate conference COP28 came to a close on Wednesday in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with the acceptance of a document on the phase-out of fossil fuel use by 2050. The phrasing of the conference's final document, which addressed countries' intentions to stop using fossil fuels, was...

Bloomberg: Abu Dhabi becomes new destination for billionaires

Bloomberg reports referring to data cited by asset management consulting firm M/HQ that Abu Dhabi has emerged as a new refuge for millionaires. Currently, there are over 5,000 private enterprises registered in the ADGM free economic zone, up from 46 in 2016. According to the agency, the chance to...

The Improving Security Situation in Mozambique and its Possible Consequences

“Conditions to carry out economic activities do persist. We continue to invite businesspeople and investors to make the best use of this moment to resume their activities,” said the governor of Cabo Delgado, Valige Tauabo, quoted by Radio Mozambique, early October. After a spike in violence which...

Matthew Perry and Barbie become the most popular queries on Google in 2023

Google has released a list of the top search terms for 2023 as part of the Year in Search project. The Gaza Strip war was the year's major event; actor Matthew Perry was the most well-liked person to pass away; and the Barbie was the most often requested movie. Google released a list of the most...

Lula da Silva urges to prevent war in South America amid Guyana crisis

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva appealed for the prevention of war in Latin America amid the territorial dispute between Venezuela and Guyana over the Esequiba region, as reported by Globo News on Thursday. Speaking about the territorial dispute between Venezuela and Guyana during the...

WHO: Situation in the Gaza Strip is getting worse

Conditions in the Gaza Strip are getting worse, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), because Israeli attacks on the southern portion of the enclave have gotten more intense. "Every hour, the situation becomes worse. There are heavy bombardments taking on everywhere, including in Rafah,...

WHO requests information from China on outbreaks of pneumonia in children

China has been requested by the World Health Organization (WHO) to submit comprehensive data on respiratory illness outbreaks, specifically about the rise in pediatric pneumonia cases, the organization stated on social media X. The National Health Commission of the People's Republic of China stated...

A Four-Day Truce, Hostage Releases, And Aid To Gaza Agreed Upon By Israel And Hamas

In exchange for 150 Palestinian prisoners detained in Israel, the government of Israel and Hamas agreed to a four-day ceasefire on Wednesday. This would also permit the entry of humanitarian supplies into the besieged enclave and the release of 50 hostages held in Gaza. Days have passed...

Biden: U.S. is opposed to changing status quo in the Taiwan Strait

According to the White House, US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping discussed important regional and global issues during their discussions. "The President reiterated America's steadfast dedication to defending its friends in the Indo-Pacific area," the statement reads. "He...

Officials From More Than 60 Countries Support The Agreement To Quadruple Renewable Energy This Decade

According to two individuals familiar with the situation, more than 60 nations have declared their support for an agreement to treble renewable energy this decade and move away from coal, which is being led by the United States, United Arab Emirates, and European Union. Prior to the U.N.'s...