Those who live in Costa Rica practice what they refer to as the “pure life.” They dwell in a beautiful ecosystem where the culture is easygoing. The country’s army was abolished in 1948. In contrast with the 1980s, when deforestation rates in Costa Rica were...
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The European Parliament approved new measures on Thursday that aim to accelerate the deportation of migrants who entered Europe illegally and prevent them from traveling to other European Union countries, Politico reported. The new measures propose a more stringent registration system and call on countries to...
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A new Netflix documentary series sparked outrage in Egypt this week for portraying ancient Egyptian Queen Cleopatra as a Black woman, with one lawyer calling for the streaming platform to be blocked in the North African country, the Telegraph reported. The issue stems from a trailer...
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Leaders of the Caribbean Community (Caricom) agreed this week to introduce bans on assault-style weapons in their countries in an effort to curb the spike in gun violence and weapon smuggling in the 15-nation bloc, the Associated Press reported. The agreement came Tuesday following a summit...
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This week, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg visited Ukraine for the first time since Russia invaded the nation more than a year ago, assuring the country that the military alliance would continue to stand by it, The Hill reported. His trip comes days after Russian President...
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A new study found that wild African elephants are one of the few known species that may have domesticated themselves – meaning they didn’t need humans to tame them, according to New Scientist. Domestication is generally known as the process of adapting wild animals and plants...
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