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On October 4^th, British-Nepali mountaineer former Gurkha and UKSF, Nimsdai "Nims" Purja, stood on the summit of Shishapangma with legendry Nepali climber Mingma G and his rope fixing team.

Nihon Hidankyo, a Japanese group of atomic bomb survivors, has won the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize.

The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) emphasized the importance of cultural tourism at the 15th World Tourism Event (WTE) in Genoa, in Italy.

The Caribbean Media Exchange (CMEx) has announced the first round of honourees for the 2024 CMEx Leadership Awards and Fundraiser.

China renewed its commitments to Africa this September at the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) in Beijing.

In recognition of her record-breaking career in track and field, a well-known road in Jamaica is set to be renamed, in honour of one of the world’s greatest ever sprinters in the history of the sport.

When NASA’s Europa Clipper sets off to investigate whether an icy Jupiter moon could support life, the spacecraft will carry an American poet’s words and millions of names.

Millions of Floridians were still without electrical power on Friday, more than a day after Hurricane Milton roared across the midsection of the state, touching off tornadoes and leaving at least 16 people dead.

The Caribbean’s ultimate epicurean experience is set to make a welcome return to New York City next month after a four-year hiatus triggered by the Covid -19 pandemic.

UN Tourism, in collaboration with the TUI Care Foundation, has launched the 'Colourful Cultures' initiative, inviting artisans in rural tourism destinations across Africa to apply for small grants aimed at supporting local creative talent.

A Nepalese teenager has broken the world record for the youngest mountaineer to summit Earth’s 14 highest peaks.

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ legal team has filed a third appeal with the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, seeking his pretrial release.

Nigeria has significantly contributed troops and police officers to the United Nations peacekeeping operations worldwide since 1960.

Japan's government has admitted an official photo of its new cabinet was manipulated to make members look less unkempt after online speculation that it had been edited.

Whilst the UK is continuing to acknowledge Black History Month’s quest of ‘Reclaiming the Narrative’, a new chapter in the West's long history of meddling in Africa unfolds in Chad's vast, arid expanse.

Jamaica's Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, has said that his country will be looking to strengthen its cooperation with India in sectors including science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM) education, digitalisation, security, and energy.