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The conflict in Gaza, ignited by the Hamas attack on Israel in October 2023, has severely impacted Egypt, straining its economy and government resources while prompting diplomatic engagement. Though Egypt …
The Gaza Conflict’s Far-Reaching Effects on Egypt’s Economy and Diplomacy Read More
George Mason University Police’s drone teams assisted the Virginia Department of Emergency Management by inspecting dams and power lines in Ivanhoe, Virginia following Hurricane Helene. They also provided a Starlink …
George Mason University Police Aid in Hurricane Helene Recovery Efforts Read More
Hurricane Helene has become one of the deadliest hurricanes in U.S. history, with an estimated death toll expected to rise, primarily in North Carolina from catastrophic flooding. It ranks third …
Hurricane Helene: One of the Deadliest Storms in Modern U.S. History Read More
Current conflicts in Sudan, Haiti, and Myanmar reveal dramatic humanitarian crises that continue largely unreported in global media. In Sudan, intensified civil strife has resulted in extensive casualties and displacement. …
Global Crises: Unseen Suffering in Sudan, Haiti, and Myanmar Read More
In response to Hurricane Helene, over 2,000 offenders have been evacuated from five prisons in North Carolina. This measure was necessary due to anticipated long delays in restoring essential services. …
Mass Evacuation of Inmates in North Carolina Due to Hurricane Helene Read More
The president of the People’s United Democratic Movement, Mlungisi Makhanya, survived an apparent poisoning attempt in Pretoria, South Africa. Currently hospitalized, he is under medical care and police protection. The …
eSwatini Opposition Leader Mlungisi Makhanya Survives Poisoning Attempt in South Africa Read More
The death toll from Hurricane Helene has risen to 200, primarily in North Carolina. Rescue operations continue as hundreds remain missing and nearly one million homes lack power. President Biden …
Hurricane Helene’s Death Toll Climbs to 200 as Recovery Efforts Intensify Read More
Vice President Kamala Harris was appointed by President Biden to address migration from Central America by targeting root causes. Her strategy involved fostering investments in the region to create jobs. …
Vice President Kamala Harris’s Nuanced Approach to Migration and Its Implications Read More
The United Kingdom has agreed to relinquish its claims over the Chagos Archipelago, transferring sovereignty to Mauritius while retaining control over Diego Garcia for military operations. The agreement, supported by …
UK and Mauritius Achieve Diplomatic Milestone Over Chagos Archipelago, Securing Indian Involvement Read More
Israel has barred UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres from entering the country, labeling him “persona non grata”. This action stems from accusations that Guterres failed to adequately condemn Iran’s missile attacks …
Israel Declares UN Chief Persona Non Grata Over Iran’s Attack Response Read More