Author: Andrew Rogers
Andrew Rogers is a seasoned journalist and news analyst specializing in global affairs, politics, and finance. With a passion for investigative reporting, he delivers accurate, insightful stories that inform and engage readers worldwide.
The African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) represents a critical effort by regional and international actors to stabilize Somalia and support its government in overcoming decades of conflict. Established to succeed the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), ATMIS carries the responsibility of ensuring peace, security, and a smooth transition to Somali-led security control. However, the mission now confronts significant challenges that threaten its effectiveness and the broader stability of the Horn of Africa. ATMIS was created as part of a strategic shift in peacekeeping operations in Somalia, marking a new phase with an initial plan to withdraw by…
Thailand’s official e-visa portal has become the primary method for international travelers to apply for tourist and other types of visas before visiting the country. Operated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand, the portal allows users to complete the visa application process online without visiting a Thai embassy or consulate in person. As of May 2025, several new rules have been introduced, and travelers must now be more careful when preparing their applications. The official website for the Thai e-visa system is https://www.thaievisa.go.th. It is the only government-authorized platform for electronic visa applications. Travelers are advised to avoid…
Jyväskylä Airport in central Finland plays a vital role in both civilian aviation and military training. Located in Tikkakoski, approximately 23 kilometers north of the city of Jyväskylä, the airport serves as a dual-purpose facility and supports a wide range of aviation activities. Its strategic location in the heart of Finland makes it an important hub for air traffic in the region. The airport is operated by Finavia, the state-owned enterprise responsible for maintaining and developing Finland’s airport network. Jyväskylä Airport is officially designated with the IATA code JYV and the ICAO code EFJY. Despite its relatively small size compared…
Moldova has taken a big step toward joining the European Union. It did this just like Ukraine. Both countries sent important papers to the EU. They did this without waiting for Hungary’s permission. Daniel Vodă, a spokesman for the Moldovan government, told European Pravda about this. He said the Moldovan government approved three “roadmaps” last week. These roadmaps are needed to start talks with the EU. The goal is to let the EU Council decide if Moldova is ready. Then, talks can begin on the first group of topics for joining the EU. Roadmaps are like plans. They show what…
U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a strong warning to tech giant Apple. He said that if Apple makes iPhones in India and sells them in the United States, the company will face high taxes. Trump made this statement on Friday, May 23, through a post on social media. In his message, he said, “If an iPhone is made to sell in the U.S., then it must be made in the U.S. Products made in other countries, especially in India, will face tariffs.” He added that if Apple makes iPhones in India and ships them to the U.S., the company…
Airspace closed by Pakistan and India marks a new phase of tension between the two countries amid ongoing conflicts. Tensions between India and Pakistan remain high after a recent terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir. Both countries have now extended their bans on each other’s aircraft using their airspace. This move deepens the current stand-off between the two neighbors. Last month, a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, killed 26 tourists. India blamed Pakistan for this attack. In response, India took several steps against Pakistan. These included stopping trade, closing land borders, and suspending visas. Relations between the two…
Monkey kidnapping behavior may sound unbelievable, but scientists have confirmed it happens in the wild. On an island in Panama, capuchin monkeys were caught on camera kidnapping baby howler monkeys. This surprising discovery has left researchers puzzled about why these monkeys act this way. Capuchin monkeys were caught on camera kidnapping baby howler monkeys. The whole act was recorded on CCTV. But why did they do this? Even scientists don’t know for sure. A team of surprised researchers published their findings on Monday, May 19, in the science journal Current Biology. The study says that from 2022 to 2023, cameras…
Israel is getting ready to launch a massive military attack on Iran. The goal is to hit Iran’s nuclear sites. Two Israeli sources spoke to Axios, a U.S. news site, on May 22. They said the plan is serious and may last for a whole week. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is waiting. He wants to see if the talks between the U.S. and Iran fail. If the talks break down, Israel may strike very soon. This will not be a short strike. It will be a full military action on Iran. It may go on for at least seven…
California is moving forward with the Delta Conveyance Project, a major infrastructure plan aimed at securing the state’s water future. The Delta Conveyance Project focuses on updating and improving the water delivery system from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, a critical hub where much of California’s freshwater flows before reaching farms, cities, and communities across the state. This project is designed to address aging infrastructure, environmental concerns, and challenges posed by climate change. The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, often called the Delta, plays a key role in California’s water supply. Water from this region is distributed to millions of people and a…
Palestinian journalist Fatma Hossuna left a powerful mark on the world of documentary filmmaking and journalism before her tragic death. Known for her courage and dedication to telling the story of life in Gaza, Fatma’s work gained international recognition when her film was selected to be shown at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. However, her life was cut short when she was killed in an airstrike just one day after receiving the news of her film’s selection. Fatma Hossuna was more than a journalist; she was a storyteller whose work brought to light the daily struggles faced by people living…












