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Senator Chris Van Hollen addressed the outrage over a viral photo from his trip to El Salvador with deported immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia, stating the margaritas in the image were …
Senator Van Hollen Clarifies ‘Margarita-Gate’ Amid El Salvador Trip Read More
The Kilmar Abrego Garcia case has emerged as a significant topic in the immigration debate, illustrating the clash between Democratic values of due process and Trump’s hardline immigration policies. As …
The Kilmar Abrego Garcia Case: A Flashpoint in the Immigration Debate Read More
The U.S. military may reduce its troops in Syria from 2,000 to about 1,000, amid concerns regarding Iran and ongoing military evaluations. The reduction reflects a strategic consolidation of forces …
US Military May Halve Troop Presence in Syria Amid Regional Tensions Read More
President Sadyr Zhaparov of Kyrgyzstan has signed a law establishing the ‘digital som’ as legal tender, paving the way for a pilot project of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). …
Kyrgyz President Signs Law Establishing Legal Status for Digital Som Read More
Malnourished children in Afghanistan are at substantial risk due to US aid cuts that have led to the closure of treatment centers. The cessation of funding has impacted the care …
Critical Situation of Malnourished Children in Afghanistan Due to US Aid Cuts Read More
The Lebanese Army has detained individuals tied to last month’s rocket fire on Israel, including Palestinians. Concurrently, Israel faces ongoing challenges with violence in Gaza and discussions over the Iranian …
Lebanese Army Detains Group Linked to Rocket Fire on Israel Read More
A collaborative workshop by UNDRR, GCF, and BOAD in Incheon focused on disaster risk management and climate resilience strategies for Togo. It aimed to build capacity among national stakeholders through …
Strengthening Togo’s Climate Resilience Through Collaborative Training Workshop Read More
The U.S. is conducting extensive military strikes against Houthi positions while the Yemeni government organizes a large ground force to reclaim the Red Sea coastline, particularly the port city of …
U.S. Military Action Against Houthis Spurs Yemeni Armed Preparations Read More
Sana’a, Yemen, faced 19 U.S. airstrikes in a single day, resulting in one death and 13 injuries, including children. These strikes, targeting Houthi military sites to weaken their capabilities, have …
Escalation of U.S. Airstrikes in Yemen: Casualties in Sana’a Read More
The IDF is expanding its operations in the southern Gaza Strip, creating a new security zone connecting Rafah to the Egyptian border. The military controls about one-third of Gaza and …
Israel Intensifies Military Operations and Establishes Security Zone in Gaza Strip Read More