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Egypt, Somalia, and Eritrea are exploring the establishment of a security alliance, a move that may exacerbate tensions with Ethiopia. Their discussions, which aim to enhance bilateral ties and regional …
Egypt, Somalia, and Eritrea Explore Security Alliance Amid Regional Tensions Read More
The article examines the political turmoil following hurricanes Helene and Milton in the U.S., focusing on the denial of climate change among Republicans and scattered misinformation amidst electoral tensions. In …
Hurricanes and Politics: A Tale of Two Responses to Climate Challenges Read More
The 2024 election features contrasting campaign strategies from Vice President Kamala Harris, who leverages a traditional, robust ground game with extensive staff and volunteer outreach, and former President Donald Trump, …
The Ground Game: Harris’s Turnout Machine vs. Trump’s Unproven Alliance Read More
The Pentagon revealed that the U.S. is sending the THAAD missile defense system along with about 100 troops to Israel due to rising tensions following recent missile strikes by Iran. …
U.S. to Deploy Missile Defense System and Troops to Support Israel Read More
The article discusses the progress made in addressing global warming, particularly the expansion of renewable energy and advancements in clean technology. It highlights commitments made at COP28 to significantly increase …
Global Warming: Progress and Challenges in Combatting Climate Change Read More
Comoros shocked Tunisia with a 1-0 victory in the AFCON qualifiers, marking Tunisia’s first home loss in over a decade. Senegal convincingly defeated ten-man Malawi 4-0, while Mali and Angola …
2025 AFCON Qualifiers: Comoros Upset Tunisia, Senegal Dominates Malawi Read More
The article encapsulates Mozambique’s transition from a Portuguese colony under the New State regime to an independent, one-party state led by Frelimo. It outlines the emergence of political dissent in …
The Struggle for Independence and Governance in Mozambique: A Historical Overview Read More
The International People’s Tribunal in The Hague has declared the Indonesian government responsible for the mass killings of 1965-1966, recognizing the deaths of 500,000 to one million suspected communists as …
Indonesia Held Accountable for 1965-1966 Mass Killings by International Tribunal Read More
The article emphasizes the importance of ‘cathedral thinking’ and contemplating mortality to inspire sustainable actions for future generations. It underscores the psychological benefits of legacy thoughts, leading individuals to take …
The Impact of Mortality Awareness on Sustainability Initiatives Read More
As the U.S. election nears, the number of migrants reaching the border has significantly decreased, attributed to Mexico’s intensified border enforcement due to an informal agreement with the Biden administration. …
As U.S. Election Approaches, Mexico Heightens Border Control and Reduces Migrant Flows Read More