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Politics
Bolsonaro, One Of Few Leaders At Ecuador’s Presidential Inauguration Ceremony
Guillermo Lasso, a center-right politician, was sworn in President of Ecuador on May 24 after 18 years of socialist governance. As Ecuador will open its economy to the free market, Jair Bolsonaro was one of the only President to come in person to the ceremony.
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Society
No Coming Back, Remote Higher Education Is The New Norm In The Philippines
The Philippines Commission on Higher Education has adopted a policy in which remote learning is the new normal policy for the students this year and thereafter
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Business
Portuguese Airline Adds Staff Representative to the Board
TAP Airlines will have a staff representative elected in the board of directors. It comes as a surprise but may give ideas to other companies in turmoil.
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Politics
The Norway-U.S. Military Agreement Russia Doesn’t Like
Russia has been criticizing the defence cooperation agreement between Norway and the United States facilitating American military training in Scandinavia. The Arctic Council was another opportunity for Russia to be heard.
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Politics
Sudan Further Alleviates Its Debt With $5bn To Be Cancelled by France
The French President announced he would abandon the Sudanese debt of $5 billion. The announcement from Sudan’s 2nd largest creditor is the biggest step in a series a financial relief provided by western economies since the Sudanese democratic transition.
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Business
Argentina Halts Beef Export for 30 days, Farmers Stop Commerce
Argentina decided to stop the export of beef in order to halt the price increase in the country. As a reaction, the farm industry organizations will completely stop the commercialization of beef for 9 days.
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Sport
A Vote May Ban Pesticides In Switzerland, And Impact Football Pitch
A citizen initiative mostly targeting food and agricultural products may ban synthetic fungicides in Switzerland, which could have consequences for the Football pitch.
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Sport
An American Rapper Debuts in Pro BasketBall In Rwanda
The American rapper J. Cole, 36, debuted a basketball professional career in Rwanda, 2 days after his latest album, “Off-season”, was released.
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Society
Quebec Wants to Protect French From the Decline in Canada
The French language is in decline in the Canadian province of Quebec of over 8 million people, the 2nd province of Canada in terms of population, and the regional government wants to protect it.
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