The country's central bank governor said that Indonesia is following the lead of BRICS countries in de-dollarization as it ditches the dollar in favor of its local currency.
As officials warned that more refugees could flee Sudan despite a ceasefire between rival forces, WHO sounded the alarm over the Sudan Biolab.
According to a press release from the White House, Hemedti’s eight-day visit with Putin happened to coincide with U.S. sanctions against Russia for Putin’s “threatening actions” and “unprovoked aggression” in Ukraine. This shows a connection between the Sudan War, the U.S., and Ukraine.
Abhishek Darbey, a research associate with the Chinese Research Program at the New Delhi-based Center for China Analysis and Strategy (CCAS), believes that the real reason behind China's $10 billion offer to the Taliban for lithium is that the Chinese regime wants to control the region.
The governing body of the WHO is set to consider a new pandemic treaty and amendments to the 2005 International Health Regulations, which some believe could be the most dangerous international treaty ever proposed.
Reuters has reported that Russia has launched a video campaign calling for "real men" to fight in Ukraine and is seeking to recruit up to 400,000 professional soldiers on a voluntary basis.
Gunadasa Samarasinghe, the top bureaucrat in Sri Lanka's Ministry of Agriculture, has confirmed that China is buying one lakh endangered monkeys.
Camille Colonna, an anthropologist at France's National Institute of Preventive Archaeological Research (INRAP), announced at a press conference that an ancient necropolis from 2,000 years ago has been unearthed next to a Paris train station.
Protesters organized by the new non-parliamentary party Law, Respect, Expertise (PRO) want the Czech Republic to leave NATO and end support for Ukraine.
The bloc’s top diplomat, Josep Borrell, claimed that the EU Ambassador was assaulted in his own residence in Sudan during clashes between the nation’s military and an influential paramilitary group.