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Peace Corps seeks residences in Freetown for annual lease
By Globe Banner | Jun 25, 2025
Peace Corps Sierra Leone is seeking to lease up to two residences on an annual basis, with the possibility of four one-year renewal options.
Scientists discover dynamic deep Earth processes under Africa
By Globe Banner | Jun 25, 2025
The University of Southampton, in collaboration with several other institutions, has conducted a study revealing significant findings about the Earth's mantle beneath the Afar region in Ethiopia.
U.S. Embassy Niamey addresses increased wait times for visa processing
By Globe Banner | Jun 25, 2025
The U.S. Embassy in Niamey is currently offering all consular services, including nonimmigrant visa interviews, which must be scheduled through their NIV scheduling system.
Researchers find vulnerabilities in popular art protection tools
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
Artists are facing challenges in protecting their work from unauthorized use by AI models, according to researchers who have identified weaknesses in two popular art protection tools.
World Bank supports South Asia's climate resilience amid growing threats
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
South Asia, the world's fastest-growing region, faces significant challenges due to climate change.
Aquaculture's potential job creation highlighted in World Bank-WWF report
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
Aquaculture could create up to 22 million new jobs by 2050, according to a report highlighting a $1.5 trillion investment opportunity in the sector.
Bank DBS Indonesia launches unsecured funding for SMEs with social impact
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
Bank DBS Indonesia has announced the launch of a new funding initiative aimed at supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with a social impact.
UN briefing highlights concerns over Iranian compliance with Resolution 2231
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
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Agricultural committee reviews global food security challenges
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
Members of the agricultural community recently reviewed farm policies, food security, technology transfer, and transparency issues.
Insurance strategies address growing impact of natural disasters
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
Natural disasters, such as floods, droughts, earthquakes, and extreme heat, are becoming more frequent and costly due to climate change, urbanization, population growth, and increased construction in high-risk areas.
IMF outlines strategies for reviving economic growth in Chile
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
Chile's economic growth, once a hallmark of success in Latin America during the 1990s with an average annual growth rate of 6.2 percent, has seen a significant decline over the past two decades.
U.S. Embassy issues alert over potential threats in Sweden
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
The U.S. Embassy in Stockholm has issued a security alert following reports from Swedish media that Iran may be exerting pressure on local criminal gangs, including the Foxtrot Network, to carry out attacks against U.S. and Israeli interests in...
U.S.-Africa summit highlights role of peace in boosting trade opportunities
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
The U.S.-Africa Business Summit held in Luanda, Angola, underscored the importance of peace and stability in fostering cross-border trade and critical mineral supply chains.
Hungarian Parliament enacts new restrictions on public assemblies
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
The Hungarian Parliament has enacted a law on March 18, 2025, that impacts public events and assemblies.
IMF completes fourth review under Comoros' extended credit facility
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Executive Board has completed the fourth review under the Union of the Comoros’ Extended Credit Facility (ECF) arrangement.
Report warns of rising global wildfire threats amid climate change
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
Allianz Commercial has released a report emphasizing the increasing threat of wildfires globally.
Rising temperatures may cut GDP by 2.5% annually in European cities by 2050
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
Cities in Europe and Central Asia face significant challenges due to rising temperatures, which could result in a decrease of 2.5% in annual GDP by 2050.
U.S. sanctions leader of Tren de Aragua for terrorist activities
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
The United States has imposed sanctions on a key leader of the Tren de Aragua (TdA), a Foreign Terrorist Organization originating from Venezuela.
Cities must prepare for increasing extreme heat events
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
Cities in Europe and Central Asia are facing a significant increase in the number of hot days, which could more than triple by 2050.
US-Nigeria partnership launches working groups focusing on key economic sectors
By Globe Banner | Jun 24, 2025
Senior representatives from the United States and Nigeria, along with business leaders from both countries, gathered in Abuja to initiate the working group meetings of the United States–Nigeria Commercial and Investment Partnership (CIP).