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Lebanon prepares for a crucial presidential election that could redefine its political landscape and sovereignty. With a clear absence of presidential leadership since October 2022, the upcoming vote may determine …
Lebanon’s Presidential Election: A Test of Sovereignty and Stability Amid Crisis Read More
Guyana protested against Venezuela’s bridge construction on Ankoko island, asserting the move violates sovereignty and escalates a long-standing border dispute over the Essequibo region. Foreign Minister Hugh Todd condemned the …
Guyana Protests Venezuela’s Bridge Construction Amid Ongoing Border Dispute Read More
Cyclone Chido has devastated Mayotte, leading to estimates of hundreds of fatalities and significant infrastructure damage. The storm has caused acute shortages of water, food, and power, leaving many residents …
Mayotte Faces Catastrophe as Cyclone Chido Leaves Hundreds Feared Dead Read More
A stampede at a football stadium in Guinea resulted in 56 fatalities and numerous injuries, following clashes between fans. An investigation is underway to identify responsible parties, amid rising tensions …
Tragic Stampede in Guinea Football Match Claims 56 Lives and Raises Outcry for Justice Read More
A football match in N’Zerekore, Guinea, resulted in stampedes that claimed 56 lives due to violent protests against refereeing decisions. Prime Minister Amadou Oury Bah condemned the unrest and called …
Tragic Stampedes Claim 56 Lives at Guinea Football Match in N’Zerekore Read More
The Senegalese government has claimed a significant victory in the legislative elections, with Pastef securing a large majority. This success empowers President Bassirou Diomaye Faye to pursue his radical reform …
Senegalese Government Claims Significant Victory in Legislative Elections Read More
Guinea-Bissau’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs denies any links to Amadou Lamine Sano, who falsely claimed to be a presidential advisor. The ministry clarified that Sano has no official government role …
Guinea-Bissau Denies Connection to Alleged Presidential Advisor in Libya Read MoreGuinea-Bissau’s Foreign Affairs Ministry denied any connection to Amadou Lamine Sano, who falsely claimed to be a presidential advisor while engaging with Libyan authorities. The ministry clarified that Sano has …
Guinea-Bissau Denies Connection to Alleged Presidential Advisor in Libya Read More
Senegal’s snap legislative elections on November 17, 2023, represent a significant affirmation of the country’s democratic resilience following previous unrest. President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s election and high voter turnout of …
Senegal’s Recent Elections: A Testament to Democratic Resilience Read More
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is urging world leaders at COP29 to develop sustainable solutions for communities at risk from climate change. IOM emphasizes the need for adaptation measures …
IOM Calls for Urgent Climate Solutions to Support Vulnerable Communities Read More