Tajikistan: President’s grandson is Instagram King
Budapest (12/8 – 33) Mahmadzohir will theoretically be eligible to run for president in 2027. In Tajikistan, only the president is permitted to enjoy...
Meltdown in Greenland: Glaciers Losing Ground Twice as Fast
Greenland’s peripheral glaciers are retreating rapidly, with recent studies showing a significant acceleration in the 21st century. This highlights the urgent need to address...
Celebrating 150 Years of Methodism in Mexico
As Mexican Methodists gathered in their country’s capital to celebrate the 150th anniversary of their founding by Methodists from the United States, they’re not...
Canada’s Surging Cost of Living Fuels Reverse Immigration
For a nation built on immigrants, a rising trend of people leaving Canada risks undermining one of Justin Trudeau government’s signature policies, which granted...
Next Phase Aukus Prime for Anglophone Expansion
Pillar Two of US, UK, Australia alliance will steer from nuclear subs to cutting edge tech, a shift that may appeal to Canada and...
A Crisis at the Mexico Border Felt in Ukraine
Topped with razor wire and split by mountains, the infamous border wall that cuts through the desert between Mexico and the state of California...
CDC Warns Travelers to Mexico’s Baja California of Exposure to Deadly Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning travelers to Baja California, Mexico, about Rocky Mountain spotted fever, a potentially fatal bacterial...
Bloody Clash in Mexican Hamlet Kills 4 Villagers and 10 Gunmen, Including Drug Cartel’s Leader
MEXICO CITY — A clash between gunmen from a notoriously violent drug cartel and residents of a small farming community in central Mexico left 14 people dead,...
At Least 11 Dead After Clash Between Gang and Villagers in Central Mexico
Local media says the Familia Michoacana drug cartel arrived in village demanding extortion payments. At least 11 people have been killed in a violent...
Salmonella-tainted Cantaloupe is Killing Canadians. How Scientists Track the Outbreak
At least five people in Canada have died in a salmonella outbreak linked to contaminated cantaloupe that scientists have traced to a rare strain...