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The Trump administration plans to deport migrants to Libya, known for horrific detention conditions, raising concerns from human rights groups. The nationalities of those targeted are unknown, and potential logistical …
Trump Administration’s Controversial Deportation Plan to Libya Sparks Outrage Read More
Javier Milei’s presidency brings significant economic reforms to Argentina, creating a divide among citizens. While some celebrate potential growth, others fear the negative impact of severe budget cuts on social …
Divided Responses to Milei’s Economic Reforms in Argentina Read More
Hundreds of activists in Mali staged a historic pro-democracy rally, opposing a bill to dissolve political parties. Demonstrators voiced concerns regarding restrictions on political freedoms under the military government. The …
Activists Rally for Democracy in Mali Amid Growing Political Tensions Read More
Peru’s government has imposed a curfew and military control in Pataz after the murder of 13 miners, igniting national outrage over violence related to illegal mining. Businesses condemn the worsening …
Peru Imposes Curfew and Military Control Following Miners’ Massacre Read More
Evo Morales, former president of Bolivia, is preparing to return to power from the stronghold of Lauca Ene. Supporters rally behind him despite serious allegations of misconduct and a court-imposed …
Bolivia’s Evo Morales: A Determined Quest for Political Return Read More
Brice Oligui Nguema has been sworn in as President of Gabon after winning nearly 95% of the vote in last month’s election. His victory ends 55 years of Bongo family …
Oligui Nguema Sworn in as Gabon’s New President Following Election Win Read More
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, in her inaugural address, prioritized governmental action by focusing on energy deals with neighboring countries like Grenada, Guyana, and Suriname. She outlined her intention to repeal …
Prime Minister Highlights Energy Exploration and Legislative Priorities in Trinidad and Tobago Read More
Singapore’s election sees the P.A.P. likely to continue its rule amid rising voter dissatisfaction and opposition growth. The election focuses on the margin of victory as many seek change in …
Singapore Election Focuses on Margins Amid Growing Opposition Discontent Read More
Venezuela’s government rejects UN court ruling on elections in the disputed Essequibo region, claiming sovereignty and dismissing international jurisdiction. Guyana fears elections would harm the region amid rising tensions, as …
Venezuela Dismisses UN Court Ruling Against Elections in Disputed Essequibo Region Read More
Australians celebrated their democracy on polling day with the democracy sausage, a beloved cultural snack symbolizing electoral participation. Not just politically significant, these sausages also serve as a major fundraiser …
The Democracy Sausage: Australia’s Quirky Election Day Tradition Read More