The Latin Bulletin The Islamic Republic of Iran was constructed on a foundation of patriarchal misogyny, which continues to shape the lives of Iranian women. Ayatollah Khomeini, the leader of the revolution in 1979, took immediate action to reverse women’s rights in crucial areas such as marriage, child custody, and divorce. Shockingly, the legal age…

The Latin Bulletin For the first time in a decade, downtown Seoul will witness a grand procession of tanks, fighter jets, and advanced military assets. Announced by the South Korean Ministry of Defence, this upcoming military parade on September 26th marks a significant milestone – the 75th anniversary of the founding of the country’s armed…

The Latin Bulletin Aung Sang Suu Kyi’s younger son, Kim Aris, has broken his silence to express his deep worries about his mother’s deteriorating health and the dire situation in the country. Aris, who has intentionally shied away from the media for years, now feels compelled to raise awareness and advocate for his imprisoned mother’s…

The Latin Bulletin Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate a Hindu temple in January, marking a significant moment in the country’s political landscape. The temple’s construction is situated in Ayodhya, a town on the northern riverside, believed to be the birthplace of the Hindu deity Ram. This auspicious event fulfills a long-standing…

The Latin Bulletin The recent cabinet lineup announced by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida brings encouraging news for advocates of gender equality in Japan. With an increase from two to five women occupying key positions, including the country’s first female foreign minister in almost two decades, Yoko Kamikawa, it could be seen as a step forward….

The Latin Bulletin EU lawmakers have approved new regulations that require airlines to shift to more sustainable fuels. With the aim of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and combating climate change, these standards mark a crucial step forward in the aviation industry’s transition towards a more sustainable future. Embracing Sustainable Aviation Fuels: Under the recently adopted…

The Latin Bulletin For children in the U.S., the back-to-school season evokes a mix of emotions: nostalgia for another summer ended, excitement about seeing friends again and learning new things, and the butterflies that accompany any major life change. It is a time for many kids to pick out a new lunchbox and recommit to…

The Latin Bulletin The recent catastrophic flooding in Libya caused by the Mediterranean storm Daniel has raised concerns among scientists regarding the influence of climate change on such extreme weather events. With hurricane-like characteristics, Daniel unleashed torrential rain that resulted in devastating consequences. Unleashing the Power of the “Medicane”: Daniel, classified as a “medicane” due…

The Latin Bulletin The recent meeting between leaders of Russia and North Korea at a remote Siberian rocket launch facility highlights the emerging alignment of their interests in the face of separate, intensifying confrontations with the United States. This summit, held against the backdrop of North Korea’s continued weapons testing and Russia’s war on Ukraine,…

The Latin Bulletin The recent catastrophic floods in Libya have brought further devastation to a nation already plagued by years of turmoil and disarray. As the most fatal environmental disaster in modern Libyan history, these floods have exposed the crumbling infrastructure, lack of preparedness, and political divisions that have hindered the country’s ability to recover….