Nearly 200 nations adopted hard-fought agreements at the COP17 biodiversity summit in Yerevan, aiming to get the world’s faltering 2030 nature goals back on track after two weeks of tense talks.
In Libya, where banknotes can be hard to come by, many people turn to their phones to pay, transfer money and get through the day. Here is why mobile payments have become a practical everyday habit.
Learn how to organize phone photos into albums with a simple sorting system, clear album names and a quick weekly tidy-up that keeps pictures easy to find.
In Eswatini, a phone can act as a wallet where bank branches are far away. This explained guide looks at why mobile money fits daily life, from market stalls to money sent home from South Africa.
Learn how to start a daily journaling habit with five-minute entries, simple prompts, and a routine that sticks — no perfect notebook needed.
More than 160,000 people are expected at Gen Z-led rallies in 34 German cities on October 31, demanding better education and lower living costs.
Why does cash still dominate everyday payments in Iraq, and why are mobile wallets slowly catching on? The answer lies in trust, access, and the practical jobs each method does best.
Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal faces rival claims to leadership after a judge suspended its president and deputy, sparking “coup” accusations, protests outside the Warsaw court, and a deepening clash between Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Karol Nawrocki.
Planning a wedding on a small budget is possible without losing the celebration. Learn how to set priorities, trim costs, and plan a day you will love.
Why do Marshallese living abroad send money home through their phones? Distance, scattered atolls, and family ties — explained.