Egypt Reopens Amenhotep III’s Tomb after Over 20 Years of Renovation
Egypt on 4th October opened a tomb of a pharaoh for visitors after more than two decades of renovation in the southern city of Luxor, as it prepares for the
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Over 600 Couples Wed in Asunción, Paraguay’s Mass Civil Wedding
More than 600 couples exchanged their vows at the same time on 27th Sept. in Asunción, Paraguay. Thousands uttered “I do” in unison as part of a nationwide effort by
House of African Worlds opens its doors in Paris
The House of African Worlds (Maison des Mondes Africains, MansA) has officially opened in Paris, heralding a new chapter in Europe’s engagement with African and Afro-diasporic creativity. In the
Gunmen kill 12 forest guards in north-central Nigeria
At least 12 forest guards were killed when gunmen invaded a community in north-central Nigeria, local police reported on 29th Sept. No group has claimed responsibility for the Sunday
South Korea to raise defence budget by 8.2%, President Lee announces
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung announced on Oct 1 that the defence budget for South Korea in 2026 would be increased by 8.2 per cent to 66.3 trillion won […]
Asia’s Car Titans to Invest in South Africa’s Renaissance as Morocco’s Dominance Looms
South Africa’s vehicle industry has received a major shot in the arm after Chinese and Indian automobile firms committed to upgrading their operations from semi-knocked-down (SKD) assembly to full-fledged manufacturing,
At 85, Peter Mutharika Stages Stunning Political Comeback as Malawi’s New President
Peter Mutharika was sworn in as Malawi’s president on 4th October after a political comeback at the age of 85 to win last month’s election. Thousands gathered at Kamuzu
BTS’ RM to Make Debut Personal Art Collection at SFMOMA Show
The K-pop behemoth’s leader will debut his own personal art collection in a show at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) in October next year. Why it
Manchester Synagogue Attack: What We Know About the Attacker and the Victims
Police on 2nd October killed a man who they claimed was behind a fatal car ramming and stabbing attack that left two victims from the Jewish community dead near a
Myanmar military burned Rohingya villages to construct security posts, UN-backed report finds
Following the 2017 forced deportation of the Muslim minority Rohingya from Myanmar’s Rakhine state, the military torched villages and mosques and used their lands for security posts, a UN-backed report
BofA Global Research shifts Fed rate cut estimate to October from December
Bank of America Global Research on Friday advanced its estimate for the next Federal Reserve interest-rate cut to October from December, citing evidence of a weakening labor market. It
World Leaders Indicate Support for Trump’s Gaza Proposal, Critics Question
Most of the world indicated approval for President Donald Trump’s 21-point plan to bring to an end the almost two-year-long conflict between Israel and Hamas and reshape the Gaza Strip,
Andrej Babis’ Party Wins Czech Parliamentary Election
Billionaire and populist politician Andrej Babis has made a strong comeback in Czech politics, leading his party ANO to victory in the country’s parliamentary elections. ANO secured just under 35%
US conducts fresh attack on suspected drug ship off Venezuelan coast
US troops have assassinated four individuals in a strike on a ship off the Venezuelan coast that was supposedly smuggling drugs, Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth states. “The attack was
Saudi Arabia’s Oil Price Reality Confronts Spending Spree
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 aspirations could be coming into contact with a frigid fiscal reality. Fitch Ratings cautioned on Friday that Riyadh is facing increasing financial risks as oil prices
