Understanding the Formation of Hurricanes
Hurricanes, or tropical cyclones, are violent storms formed from tropical waves that interact with warm ocean waters exceeding 26.5°C. This...
Month: December 2024
A Year After the Noto Peninsula Earthquake: Addressing Mental Health and Cultural Losses
The Noto Peninsula earthquake of January 1, 2024, caused significant physical damage, but a year later, its hidden impact manifests...
Post-Quake Deaths in Central Japan Expected to Climb as 200 Cases Await Review
The death toll from the New Year’s Day earthquake in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, is likely to rise as over 200...
Ukraine Commits to Support New Syrian Government Amid Ongoing Regional Turmoil
Ukraine has pledged support to Syria's new government following the ousting of Bashar Assad, strengthening diplomatic ties and facilitating aid....
Atlantic Storms Shape 2024 Insurance Industry Landscape
The year 2024 was dominated by severe storms, particularly hurricanes, that resulted in significant insured losses estimated to exceed $125...
Namibia Votes Amidst Technical Issues; Biden to Visit Angola; EAC Celebrates 25 Years
Namibia resumes voting in response to electoral issues, U.S. President Biden prepares for a visit to Angola, and the East...
Doomsday Scientists Predict Category 6 Hurricanes by 2100
In the book "Category Five: Superstorms and the Warming Oceans That Feed Them," author Porter Fox predicts the emergence of...
2024 Elections: A Global Rejection of Incumbents and the Rise of Discontent
In 2024, widespread voter discontent led to the defeat of incumbents in many democracies, reflecting dissatisfaction with government performance amid...
Elon Musk’s Controversial Support for Germany’s AfD Sparks Political Outcry
Elon Musk has expressed his support for the far-right AfD party in Germany, claiming it as the country's last hope...
Global Elections of 2024: A Trend Against Incumbents Amidst Voter Discontent
In 2024, over 70 national elections took place worldwide, with significant voter participation revealing widespread discontent with incumbents. More than...
