Shifting Political Dynamics: African Voters Reject Ruling Parties
Recent elections in African nations such as Ghana, Botswana, and Mauritius have seen significant voter shifts away from ruling parties,...
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.
Biden Administration Extends Iran Sanctions Waiver Amid Controversy
The Biden administration extended a sanctions waiver allowing Iran to access $10 billion from Iraq for humanitarian trade, sparking criticism...
Decoding Earth’s Climate History Through Sediment Analysis
Sediments act as historical records, revealing past climatic conditions and natural disasters. Scientific analyses of sediment cores from various environments...
The Aftermath of Syria’s Earthquake: A Transformative Moment for the Nation
The Syrian earthquake catalyzed the rapid collapse of the Assad regime, with HTS rising to fill the power vacuum. Though...
John Dramani Mahama Declared Winner of Ghana’s Presidential Election
Former President John Mahama wins presidential election in Ghana, returning to power against the New Patriotic Party. His victory signals...
The Future of Syria Amidst the Shadows of Past Revolutions
In 2011, Syria's uprising against President Bashar al-Assad became the most extended and destructive conflict of the Arab Spring, leading...
Nandi-Ndaitwah Denies Allegations of Zimbabwean Interference in Namibia’s Elections
Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, Namibia’s first female President-elect, has rejected allegations of Zimbabwe influencing Namibia’s recent elections, labeled by opposition parties as...
Second-Warmest November Signals Likelihood of Hottest Year in 2024
The European climate service Copernicus reported that November 2024 was the second-warmest on record, likely leading 2024 to become the...
Investigation Underway as Mysterious Illness Strikes Democratic Republic of Congo
A mysterious illness in the Democratic Republic of Congo has resulted in nearly 80 deaths and 376 reported cases. Focus...
Ghana’s Ruling Party Candidate Concedes Defeat in Presidential Election
Ghana’s ruling party candidate concedes to his opposition rival in the presidential election, marking a significant commitment to democratic norms....
