Dutch Authorities Submit Extradition Request for Drug Kingpin Jos Leijdekkers
The Dutch authorities have formally requested the extradition of Jos Leijdekkers from Sierra Leone, despite lacking an extradition treaty. Leijdekkers,...
Jamal Hassan
Jamal Hassan is an acclaimed journalist who specializes in political coverage and the geopolitical landscape in Africa. With a career spanning 15 years, his insightful analyses and dynamic reporting style have earned him a loyal readership. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications from the University of Nairobi and has contributed to various international platforms, where his work consistently emphasizes transparency and accountability.
Upcoming Winter Storms Set to Impact Eastern U.S. for Weeks
A series of winter storms is set to impact the eastern United States, beginning Wednesday and potentially lasting for weeks....
Aon Introduces Parametric Storm Surge Insurance Solution for Hurricane Risks
Aon plc has launched a parametric insurance solution to mitigate commercial losses from hurricane-related storm surges in the U.S. This...
Impact of Migration and Housing Quality on Earthquake Fatalities: A UW Study
The University of Washington's recent study highlights migration and housing quality as critical risk factors influencing earthquake fatalities. The research...
Ukrainian Forces Capture North Korean Soldiers: A Human Perspective on Conflict
Ukrainian forces captured two North Korean soldiers in January 2023, revealing North Korea's involvement alongside Russian troops in the Ukraine...
Global Yacht Tourism Trends: Sustainable Luxury and Market Growth Explored
The global yacht industry is anticipated to grow significantly, reaching USD 18.1 billion by 2033. Key factors include an increase...
China Retaliates with Tariffs Following New U.S. Trade Measures
China retaliated against new U.S. tariffs by imposing its own levies on select U.S. imports, including a 15% tariff on...
Typhoon Toraji Strikes the Philippines: Urgent Evacuations and Response Efforts
Typhoon Toraji made landfall in the Philippines, prompting urgent evacuations in vulnerable areas. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. canceled international commitments...
Population Declines in Cities Affected by 2024 Noto Earthquake
Ishikawa Prefecture reported a 10% decrease in the populations of Wajima and Suzu following the 2024 Noto earthquake, marking a...
Alberton School Closure Due to Severe Snowstorm Forecast
Alberton School will be closed on Tuesday, February 4, due to a predicted winter storm causing up to 18 inches...
