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Authorities in Latvia have closed beaches in the country after a sewage treatment plant spilled into the Baltic Sea. The spill has prompted concerns about the safety of the water and potential harm to marine life. As a precautionary measure, officials have taken steps to prevent people from swimming in the affected areas until the situation has been resolved. Meanwhile ...

Russia has accused Ukraine of carrying out a drone attack in Moscow, heightening tensions between the two neighboring countries. The incident, which occurred on Sunday, has further strained the already fragile relationship between Russia and Ukraine. According to Russian authorities, a group of drones equipped with explosives was launched from Ukrainian territory and targeted various locations in Moscow. The drones ...

As Spain approaches its upcoming election, polarization has become a prominent issue, with the emergence of a hard-right party gaining attention. The country’s political landscape has become increasingly divided, as voters have become more polarized in their views. Meanwhile the rise of this far-right party has added further fuel to the fire, as it has been accused of promoting extremist ...

The Secretary-General of the United Nations Antonio Guterres is considering a range of reforms to improve peacekeeping operations. The UN chief recognizes that peacekeeping is a critical tool in maintaining global peace and security, but acknowledges that there are many challenges that need to be addressed. To this end, he is exploring ways to make peacekeeping operations more effective and ...

For the first time in five months, people in Ethiopia are now able to access Facebook, Telegram, TikTok, and YouTube. The country imposed the blackout on February 9 this year following tensions between the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and the government. However, individuals who had access to virtual private networks(VPN) were able to access the platforms during the blackout. This however ...