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- Deadly air strikes highlight Egypt-Sudan border insecuritY
Osama Ahmed Eidrous, a professor of strategic and security studies, told Al Jazeera that foreign powers
- Venezuela: Maduro "colectivos" mark opposition homes
Maduro claimed victory at the polls on July 28 – a result disputed by the opposition and questioned by foreign Numerous countries say they will not recognize the official election result until the vote tallies are
- Hong Kong: Trial Over Tiananmen Vigil Begins
disbanded in September, amid accusations from the government that the organisation was working for foreign
- UN expert blasts impact of US aid cuts on Myanmar
for International Development, known as USAID — which has distributed many billions of dollars in foreign
- Exile has not broken young Rohingya people
For me, I have spent nine years in a foreign refugee camp without a future, in an open jail, and I’m
- Argentina: Women Face Increased Violence
Women Foundation), shared data showing a sharp drop in court-issued protection orders since Milei took office At the start of 2025, she says, the Tucumán government reduced the number of prosecutorial offices dedicated “How then, is the reduction in prosecutorial offices justified?” Official data from the National Ombudsman’s office found that 295 cases of femicide were reported nationally violence against women, says that despite funding cuts, the justice system and the public prosecutor’s offices
- Ex-DRC President Kabila’s Alliance With M23 Rebels
Jospin Mwisha/AFP] Former President Joseph Kabila of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has officially Freddy Kaniki, a medical doctor and senior M23 health official, will serve as secretary-general, while He took office as a 29-year-old back in 2001 after his father was assassinated. Kabila’s term, which officially ended in 2016, was marked by rights violations and corruption. He illegally delayed elections until 2018, citing voter registration challenges, and left office in 2019
- Senegal hopes for truth on French massacre in Thiaroye
Officials hope it will clarify the disputed death toll from the Thiaroye massacre. A press release from the Senegalese Government Information Office on Wednesday said the white paper was In July 2024, six soldiers killed at Thiaroye – including Biram's father M’Bap Senghor – were officially
- Congolese Warlord Wanted for Mass Rape Surrenders
Congolese judicial officials, with the support of UN peacekeepers, attempted to arrest Sheka as early Four months later, Sheka openly ran for public office in eastern Congo and police made no efforts to Since then, government and UN officials met with Sheka on three occasions, encouraging him to surrender Human Rights Watch found that some Congolese army officers, Rwandan officials and other armed groups,
- South Sudan closes its borders to foreign reporters
condemns the South Sudanese government’s announcement that it is refusing to issue or renew visas for 20 foreign "Given what we know about the pressure on South Sudanese journalists, it is clear that this ban on foreign The Nairobi-based Foreign Correspondents Association of East Africa (FCAEA) said the banned journalists Foreign media and journalists continue to operate in Juba but with great difficulty. US journalist Justin Lynch, one of the last foreign reporters based in the country, was arrested and
- Mozambique Country Report March 2023
There has been almost no development in the North except for foreign investments in natural gas on the Secretary General Antonio Guterres announced that U.N. officials would investigate terrorism in Mozambique
- Nigeria Is Becoming The African Capital Of Islamic Insurgencies
The Int’l Community including UN, EU, US, UK, Canada, Japan, Australia, and others are hereby put on like jihad friendly central governance in Nigeria is encouraging steady movement and settlement of foreign security forces by way of appointments or promotions and postings by Muslims particularly by senior officers The Section provides that: “the composition of the officer corps and other ranks of the Armed Forces 163 Brig Generals, 450 Colonels, 309 Majors, 251 Captains, and 322 Lieutenants, totaling 1,546 Army officers











