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Author: Clara Lopez

Clara Lopez is an esteemed journalist who has spent her career focusing on educational issues and policy reforms. With a degree in Education and nearly 11 years of journalistic experience, her work has highlighted the challenges and successes of education systems around the world. Her thoughtful analyses and empathetic approach to storytelling have garnered her numerous awards, allowing her to become a key voice in educational journalism.

A vibrant cityscape reflecting political change and optimism, with skyscrapers and open spaces in bright colors.

Fulfilling Uprising’s Aspirations Before Election in Bangladesh

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party is pressing for elections possibly by December 2025, shifting from an

Dramatic meeting of global leaders at the UN with flags and serious expressions, showcasing escalating tensions and diplomacy.

Key Players Tangle at UNSC at ‘Perilous Turn’ of US-Israel-Iran Conflict

UNSC sits as US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites ignite international tensions. Major players including

A serene airplane flying over a sunset sky, symbolizing evacuation and safe returns home.

Indonesia Begins Repatriation of Citizens from Iran

Indonesia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has initiated a repatriation process for citizens in Iran, beginning

A destroyed vehicle in a forest after an airstrike in southern Lebanon under a gray sky.

Hezbollah Fighter Killed in Israeli Airstrike in Southern Lebanon

An Israeli airstrike killed a Hezbollah fighter in Lebanon on Friday, despite a ceasefire. The

Two transport planes departing from an airbase amidst a sunset sky, symbolizing readiness for evacuation operations.

Self-Defense Forces Planes Depart Japan for Possible Mideast Evacuations

Two Self-Defense Forces planes have left Japan for Djibouti amid rising safety concerns over the

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Rio Tinto Group Pays $138.75 Million to Settle Lawsuit Relating to Mongolia Copper-Gold Mine

Rio Tinto settles a $138.75 million lawsuit regarding its Mongolia copper-gold mine. The lawsuit raised

Nigerian community leaders monitoring safety in the Middle East with a map and communication tools.

Nigerians in Middle East Report No Casualties in Israel-Iran Conflict

The Nigerian community in the Middle East confirms no casualties among its members from the

Indigenous leaders kayak in San Francisco Bay, with Chevron refinery in background, advocating to protect Amazon rainforest.

California to Examine Amazon Oil Ties Following Pleas from Indigenous Leaders

In a move following the protests from Indigenous leaders from Ecuador, California’s Senate has introduced

A political rally in Tobago symbolizing unity, featuring banners and a podium against a sunset backdrop.

Beckles Promises Change and Unity in Tobago

Penelope Beckles, the new leader of PNM, addressed supporters in Tobago, promising change through a

A symbolic representation of democratic transition in Guinea featuring a ballot box and a vibrant festive atmosphere.

Guinea’s Military Junta Sets Up Election Body for December Vote

Guinea’s military junta has established the Directorate General of Elections ahead of a constitutional referendum

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