PKK’s Financial Operations in Europe: Obstacles to Turkish Ceasefire
Dutch sociologist Joost Jongerden reveals that the PKK finances its activities through a combination of extortion and community support in...
Year: 2025
Police Officer Sentenced for Soliciting Bribe in Zimbabwe
A Zimbabwean police officer, Constable Peter Loverage Mombe, was sentenced to 10 months in prison for soliciting an US$800 bribe...
Tata.ev Launches Electric Vehicle Lineup in Mauritius
Tata.ev has launched its electric vehicle lineup, including Tiago.ev, Punch.ev, and Nexon.ev, in Mauritius, marking the first international expansion beyond...
Carencro Commemorates Lynching Victims Louis Senegal and Antoine Domingue
Carencro unveiled a historical marker memorializing lynching victims Louis Senegal and Antoine Domingue, marking a first for Lafayette Parish. The...
VinFast Partners with DHL for Enhanced Spare Parts Distribution in Europe
Vietnam's VinFast officially partnered with DHL to enhance its spare parts logistics network in Europe. DHL will manage storage and...
NiMet Forecasts Sunshine and Thunderstorms Across Nigeria
NiMet predicts sunny weather and isolated thunderstorms across Nigeria from Tuesday to Thursday. The forecast includes sunny skies with few...
Rwanda’s Rwf1.2 Billion Carbon Market Project to Boost Electric Vehicle Adoption
Rwanda is launching a Rwf1.2 billion carbon market project to increase electric vehicle adoption and capacity among stakeholders. Funded by...
President Trump Announces Planned Visit to Saudi Arabia for Investment Talks
President Trump plans his first foreign trip of his second term to Saudi Arabia in mid-May to sign a $1...
Murder of Journalist Watson Flexy Munyaka Raises Alarm on Press Freedom in Zimbabwe
Watson Flexy Munyaka, an investigative journalist, was murdered on 17 March, sparking outrage and condemnation from Reporters Without Borders. Known...
War Child Warns of Rising Child Recruitment Amid Escalating Violence in South Sudan
In South Sudan, escalating violence threatens the safety of 5.4 million children, increasing risks of recruitment into armed groups. War...
