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Exploring the World's Most Challenging Airports Imagine being a pilot navigating some of the most challenging terrains and runways across the globe. It's not just about technical prowess; it's about precision, guts, and sometimes, even a leap of faith. As a traveler, your journey often begins and ends at the airport, and while most trips are pleasantly uneventful, some runways make the process significantly more intriguing and, admittedly, a bit nerve-wracking. Let's journey together to explore these unique…

The Enduring Legacy of the World's Oldest Universities Universities are more than epicenters of higher learning; they are storied institutions that have withstood the wrath of time, quietly weaving themselves into the fabric of history. These venerable institutions, hailed by sources like Guinness World Records and Student.com, tell tales of scholarly giants and intellectual revolutions, challenging us to ponder: What drives a university to endure for…

Edited By Ali Musa Axadle Times International–Monitoring. In a world where the pulse of economies sets the pace for global progress, the IMD World Competitiveness Ranking illuminates the forefront contenders. Currently, the global economic stage is dominated by several nations renowned for their robust competitiveness. Yet, what exactly makes an economy competitive on the world stage? Is it solely about GDP numbers, or is there more beneath the surface? The most competitive economies in the world are distinguished by…

According to an insightful report by Global Statistics, the following ten countries top the global export charts. They are shaping industries like technology, automotive, energy, and manufacturing, effectively steering the course of international trade. 1. China – $3.38 Trillion China, the behemoth of exports, sends an almost unbelievable $3.38 trillion worth of goods across seas and skies each year. It's a titan in producing electronics, machinery, textiles, and steel. Remember when you…

Peace is undoubtedly a profound aspiration that echoes through the corridors of humanity. Yet, amidst an ever-churning vortex of wars, economic adversities, and political rifts, it seems perpetually just out of reach. Does the heart not yearn for safety and stability with an intensity that, at times, feels palpable? As individuals, we aspire to forge better tomorrows, all the while the stark reality looms — conflict still molds the destiny of millions across the globe. According to the Global…

Mogadishu (AX) — In the latest Corruption Perceptions Index published by Transparency International, Somalia finds itself entrenched in a deeply troubling narrative: near the very bottom of the world’s ranks in 2024. This index, which scrutinizes 180 nations for perceived public sector corruption, paints Somalia in stark tones—positioning it at 179th with a dismal score of 9 out of 100, following a concerning decline of two points since the previous year. Such rankings have almost become an unfortunate…

In a poignant turn of events, a remarkable Australian crocodile, measuring an impressive five and a half meters (or 18 feet) long, has passed away, as confirmed by a renowned wildlife sanctuary. This majestic creature, known as Cassius, previously held the title of the largest crocodile in captivity. Estimates suggest that Cassius was over 110 years old, a remarkable lifespan for a saltwater crocodile. His passing comes after a period of declining health that became apparent on October 15, as reported by Marineland…

WHO chief: World's worst well being disaster unfolds in Ethiopia GENEVA -- With a lot of the world's consideration centered on the bloodshed in Ukraine, the pinnacle of the World Health Organization mentioned on Wednesday that there was "nowhere on earth where the health of millions of people is more threatened" than the Ethiopian area of Tigray. WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus…

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, Togo and even the Philippines, traders of a new kind are collaborating with chocolate makers to find exceptional beans and set up responsible sectors that pay for planting machines better. Zoom, on Easter Monday, in the 5% of the cocoa market that accommodates the major manufacturers. This…

Kenya is closing the world's largest refugee camp amid strained ties with Somalia NAIROBI, Kenya - The Kenyan government has issued a 14-day ultimatum to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees to close two key refugee camps in yet another step that could escalate the security crisis even across the country's borders. In a statement from the Secretary of the Interior, Dr.…