Global food security remains a major challenge
NDO - Ensuring food security is one of the most pressing challenges in the context of conflict, drought, and supply chain disruptions, which have severely affected supply and caused prices to escalate. This is also a problem that countries are focusing on finding solutions to, in order to maintain
World News in Brief: March 26
The 9th World Water Forum concluded in Dakar (Senegal) on Friday with a "Blue Deal" declaration that called for ensuring access to water and sanitation for all.
Malta goes to polls with Labour expected to win third term
Polling stations opened on Saturday in Malta where the ruling Labour Party of Prime Minister Robert Abela is expected to win a third successive five-year term in an election to the 65-seat parliament.
World News in Brief: March 24
Pieces of engine wreckage of the passenger plane that crashed in south China's Guangxi earlier this week have been found, an official told a press briefing on Thursday.
Miss H’hen Nie open her heart to afforestation and forest protection
(VAN) Miss Universe H'Hen Nie along with juveniles from many places planted nearly 17,000 large indigenous trees at Xuan Lien Nature Reserve (Thanh Hoa).
World News in Brief: March 22
Rescue work continued on Tuesday after a passenger plane with 132 people aboard crashed in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Monday afternoon. Over 2,000 people have been sent to the site as part of the rescue efforts.
Ocean warming threatens more frequent bleaching of Great Barrier Reef -report
Waters off Australia face more frequent and severe marine heatwaves that threaten the Great Barrier Reef, a report said on Monday, as a United Nations team began a visit to evaluate whether the World Heritage site should be listed as "in danger".
RoK, Germany hold energy talks in Qatar amid Ukraine conflict
German and the Republic of Korean officials held talks in gas-rich Qatar on Sunday, underlining efforts by major energy importers to find alternatives to Russian supplies amid disruptions to oil and gas markets caused by the Ukraine conflict.
World News in Brief: March 20
Japan will invest 42 billion USD in India over the next five years, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced in New Delhi on Saturday, accompanied by visiting Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.
World News in Brief: March 19
Polls have closed in East Timor after Asia's youngest nation held its fifth presidential election since independence on Saturday, with political stability and economic security at the forefront of voters' minds.
World News in Brief: March 18
Stock markets took a breather on Friday after several days of sizeable gains, while commodities were set on edge by the lack of progress in Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations.
Italy to roll back COVID restrictions in the coming weeks
The Italian government announced plans on Thursday to phase out its coronavirus restrictions more than two years after the disease first swept the country, even though cases are once again on the rise.
