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US calls for end of violence in eastern DRC at UN briefing

The United Nations Security Council held a briefing focused on the Great Lakes Region of Africa, where the United States expressed grave concern over the ongoing situation in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).


Study finds potential bee health risk from wildflowers on urban land

Wildflowers on disused urban land may pose a risk to bee health due to the accumulation of harmful metals such as lead, arsenic, and chromium in their nectar, a recent study indicates.


New study challenges theories on Earth's water origin

Researchers at the University of Oxford have made a significant discovery regarding the origin of water on Earth.


U.S. raises concerns over migration and governance at U.N. meeting on cooperation

The United States, serving as an observer state to the Council of Europe, emphasized its commitment to defending human rights, fostering democracy, and promoting the rule of law at a United Nations' meeting regarding cooperation with the Council...


Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond explores tipping customs and their evolution

The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond has released a historical analysis examining the evolution of tipping customs in the United States.


Bank of America announces Q1 2025 financial results; details conference call

Bank of America, based in Charlotte, NC, has announced its financial results for the first quarter of 2025.


U.S. enhances Uganda's Ebola response with monoclonal antibodies donation

Kampala, April 14, 2025 – The United States has strengthened Uganda's response to the Ebola outbreak by donating 100 vials of monoclonal antibodies to the Uganda Ministry of Health.


Consumer confidence falls amid global uncertainty and expectations of RBA rate cuts

Consumer confidence in Australia dipped by 2.6 points to reach 84.2 points last week, according to a recent report.


Panamanian doctor admits fraud in case saving U.S. government $25 million

Panamanian authorities, with assistance from the United States, have secured a guilty plea from Dr. Rolando Chin.


IMF team completes 2025 Article IV mission to Burundi

An International Monetary Fund (IMF) team, led by Alexandre Chailloux, visited Burundi from March 17 to March 28 as part of the 2025 Article IV annual consultation.


U.S. and Papua New Guinea begin Tamiok Strike 2025 military exercises

Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea – The United States and Papua New Guinea have begun the Tamiok Strike 2025, a joint military exercise to enhance the capabilities and cooperation between the Papua New Guinea Defence Force (PNGDF) and the U.S. military.


Efforts to tackle cervical cancer in Eastern and Southern Africa intensify

Cervical cancer remains a significant health threat in Eastern and Southern Africa, despite being preventable through vaccination and early screening.


Life and work of Luz Adriana Rodriguez dedicated to the Amazon

Luz Adriana Rodriguez, originally from Bogota, Colombia, has spent a significant part of her life dedicated to the Amazon.


ING updates on €2 billion share buyback programme progress

In Amsterdam, ING has provided an update on its €2.0 billion share buyback programme, originally announced on October 31, 2024.


U.S. Senators visit Estonia, discuss defense and economic cooperation

April 15, Tallinn – A delegation of U.S. Senators, including Florida Senator Rick Scott and Utah Senator Mike Lee, visited Estonia from April 14-15.


World Bank expands investment in early childhood education in Europe and Central Asia

The World Bank Group has ramped up its efforts to expand play-based early learning in Europe and Central Asia to enhance foundational skills among young children.


Trade policy review discusses Sierra Leone's trade strategies and global impacts

The World Trade Organization (WTO) recently conducted a Trade Policy Review (TPR) for Sierra Leone.


U.S. Embassy Banjul seeks auctioneer services for property auction

The U.S. Embassy in Banjul has announced an invitation for qualified vendors to submit their quotations for Auctioneer and Cashier Services.


U.S. Air Force Band visits Philippines for musical outreach

The United States Air Force Band of the Pacific recently visited the Philippines, showcasing musical performances as part of a cultural outreach effort.


U.S. Mission seeks firms for renovation at Chief of Mission Residence in Mies

The U.S. Mission in Geneva has announced a need for an A&E study to ensure the Chief of Mission Residence in Mies complies with accessibility standards.