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On the day Israeli forces were scheduled to withdraw from southern Lebanon, attacks resulted in three fatalities and 31 injuries among civilians. These incidents occurred despite a ceasefire deal that …
Israel Violates Ceasefire: Fatal Attacks in Southern Lebanon on Withdrawal Day Read More
The U.S. has suggested an infrastructure deal to encourage peace between the DRC and Rwanda, centering on an expansion of the Lobito railway. However, Rwanda has distanced itself from negotiations, …
U.S. Proposes Infrastructure Incentive in DRC-Rwanda Peace Efforts Read More
The U.S. has offered to extend the Lobito railway into eastern DRC as a peace incentive, but Rwanda has backed away from negotiations. Assistant Secretary Molly Phee highlighted Rwanda’s demands …
US Offers Infrastructure Incentive for DRC-Rwanda Peace Negotiations Read More
Chadian opposition demands the cancellation of December elections and an end to the transitional government, citing widespread boycott and electoral fraud. The electoral authority asserts its commitment to a fair …
Chad’s Opposition Demands Election Cancellation Amidst Boycott Claims Read More
Chadian opposition parties are calling for the cancellation of the December 29 elections, citing low voter turnout due to a boycott. The elections were intended to conclude a transitional government …
Chad’s Opposition Demands Cancellation of Upcoming Elections Amid Boycott Call Read More
The Earth is warming at an unexpected rate, with 2023 temperatures exceeding forecasts by 0.2°C (0.4°F). Gavin Schmidt of NASA emphasized the challenges in understanding these trends, highlighting the paradox …
Rapid Earth Warming: Insights and Challenges Facing Climate Science Read More
A ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah has begun in Lebanon after over a year of fighting. The truce, announced by Israel, France, and the US, aims for a permanent cessation …
Ceasefire Between Israel and Hezbollah: A New Chapter After Year of Conflict Read More
At COP29, rich countries’ pledge of $300 billion in climate funding drew criticism from poorer nations, highlighting a growing divide. While Europe maintained a leadership stance, upcoming conservative governments may …
COP29 Climate Finance Commitments: A Step Forward or an Empty Promise? Read More
During COP29, wealthy nations’ commitment of $300 billion annually for climate finance was met with criticism from poorer countries, highlighting the ongoing challenges of securing adequate funding. Political shifts in …
COP29 Highlights Challenges in Climate Financing Amid Political Shifts Read More
Pakistani hockey’s golden era initiated with its first Olympic gold in 1960, followed by significant achievements in the following years. Kenya served as a crucial training partner, offering challenging matches …
The Impact of Kenya on Pakistan’s Hockey Success Read More