Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi Volcano Erupts for the Time in 12,000 Years Following Thankful Early Warning
The Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia erupted for the first time in recorded history, after being dormant for about…
Author: Bezawit Cain
Bezawit Cain is an emerging journalist, holding a BA, Literature and Writing, CSU San Marcos.
Foreign Backers Perpetuate Civil War in Sudan, as Nation Becomes Chessboard for Others’ Interests
Months after Sudan’s decades-old civil war exploded in renewed violence, a proposed roadmap to peace aims to halt the conflict…
4 Caribbean Countries Implement Schengen Area-Style Free Movement Agreement
On October 1st, the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) nations implemented the Free Movement Agreement among the member states of Barbados,…
Regime Change Awareness in Venezuela as US Strikes Fourth Suspected Drug Vessel
On October 3rd, the US carried out its fourth strike on a Venezuelan vessel off the country’s coast, making…
Marshall Islands Experience Explosion of Wildlife One Year After Invasive Rats Were Removed
Two small islets crucial to the resiliency of the local environment in the Marshall Islands Republic are witnessing a…
Newly-Appointed Governor’s First Actions Massively Call into Question Fed Independence During FOMC
Following the recent September Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, a commentary by Euro Pacific Asset Management suggests that…
Digital Transformation of the Caribbean Islands and the Unlikely Success of Anguilla as an AI Hub
The Caribbean is a vibrant mixture of cultures celebrated widely for their beauty and diversity. It consists of 7,000…
Israel Looks to Put “Nail in the Coffin” of Two-State Solution with Massive Settlement Expansion
Israel recently approved its long-delayed settlement plan for the E1 area in the West Bank, a move that could…
HTS Government in Damascus Planning Major Assault on Kurdish Territories, 50,000 Troops Amassed
Recent reports state the government in Damascus is deploying around 50,000 soldiers to seize the cities of Raqqa and…
Just the Facts: the Famine in Gaza
Israel’s siege on Gaza has been ongoing for approximately 1 year and 10 months. From the operational standpoint, the…
Ghadames Removed from UNESCO World Heritage Danger List — “The Pearl of the Desert” Restored
The Old Town of Ghadamès, one of the oldest pre-Islamic cities in North Africa, is known affectionately as “the…