Author: Larissa Cursaro

Nigerian Government Under Fire After Mismanaged Hostage Event

Just under six weeks ago, on March 28th, 68 passengers were abducted by terrorists after the bombing of an Abuja Kaduna train in Nigeria. After five weeks of no word from either the terrorists or their victims, contact was finally made at the end of April depicting the current state

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Russia Intensifies Attacks on Eastern Ukraine After Failure in Kyiv

Last Monday, Ukrainian military officials announced that Russia had begun a new offensive attack focused on strengthening its offensive power in eastern Ukraine. Characterized by stronger attacks on various eastern regions of Ukraine, such as Donetsk and Kharkiv, many believe that Russia intends to take full control of these regions

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Malaysia Seeks U.N. Climate Adaptation Funds Amid Deadly Floods

From December 16th of 2021, Malaysia experienced three days of a heavy torrential downpour, which flooded much of the country. The disaster led to the displacement of thousands, and many have been pronounced dead. Due to its magnitude, Malaysia’s Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob has called upon the U.N. to

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Justice For Women: Thousands Gather For Protest In France

Over ten thousand women took to the streets between Friday the 20th and Saturday the 21st to protest the lack of resources given to victims of domestic and sexual violence in France. Activists marched to urge the government to increase funding for programs and emergency resources to help support survivors

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