US Climate Team Advocates for Continued Efforts at COP29 Despite Leadership Uncertainty
At COP29 in Baku, the US climate delegation, under John Podesta, remains committed to addressing climate change despite concerns over...
Mina Kwan
Mina Kwan is an acclaimed technology journalist recognized for her expertise in digital innovation and social media trends. Born in Seoul, she moved to the United States to study Computer Science and Journalism at the University of California, Berkeley. With a career spanning more than a decade, Mina has reported on groundbreaking tech developments and their societal impacts, making significant contributions to conversations about technology in today's world.
Vietnamese Leader’s Bodyguard Expelled from Chile After Assault Allegation
A member of Vietnamese President Luong Cuong's security team was expelled from Chile following sexual assault allegations during the President's...
Mauritius Prime Minister Signals Likely Election Defeat for Ruling Coalition
Mauritius' Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth acknowledged that his ruling coalition is likely facing a major election defeat, as vote counting...
Extreme Weather Inflicts $2 Trillion in Damages Globally Over Decade
A report reveals that global economic losses from extreme weather reached $2 trillion over the past decade, with significant damages...
Potential Development of Tropical Storm Usagi and Its Implications for Taiwan
The Central Weather Administration announced the potential formation of tropical storm Usagi in the western Pacific, marking the unprecedented occurrence...
Mauritius Elections: Wiretapping Scandal and Its Implications for Democracy
Mauritius is holding elections amidst serious wiretapping allegations, involving government officials and causing public unrest. The political climate is charged...
Severe Flooding Displaces Thousands in South Sudan, Malaria Surge Reported
Flooding in South Sudan has displaced over 300,000 individuals and affected approximately 1.4 million people. The situation is further compounded...
UN Raises Alarm Over Malaria Surge in Flood-Stricken South Sudan
The United Nations has alerted to a rise in malaria cases in flood-affected South Sudan, impacting 1.4 million people. The...
Changing Perceptions: North Korea’s Troop Deployment Shifts Chinese Attitudes
North Korea's troop deployment to Russia has prompted a shift in Chinese public perception, transforming it from derision to admiration....
Implications of NC’s 2024 Election on Public Education Dynamics
The 2024 elections in North Carolina herald a potential shift in public education, with Democrat Mo Green winning the superintendent...
