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Jair Bolsonaro denies plotting a coup at his trial but confirms he discussed ways to retain power, including military options, after losing the 2022 election. His admission comes amidst a …
Bolsonaro Denies Coup Plot but Admits Discussing Alternatives to Stay in Power Read More
Nigerian officials claim that the economy is beginning to improve due to President Bola Tinubu’s reforms. Minister Atiku Bagudu emphasizes that despite current challenges, the administration’s policies are freeing resources …
Nigeria’s Economy Growing Despite Short-Term Pain, Says Minister Bagudu Read More
US Ambassador Pamela Tremont has labeled corruption in Zimbabwe as a detrimental force that is hindering trade and investment. She highlighted a US$2 billion annual loss due to corrupt practices …
US Ambassador Decries Corruption as a Major Issue for Zimbabwe Read MoreThe Democratic Republic of Congo and Liberia have been elected as non-permanent members of the UN Security Council, set to begin their two-year term in January 2026. The DRC received …
Democratic Republic of Congo and Liberia Elected as Non-Permanent Members of UN Security Council Read More
Senator Crayton Duncan’s latest comments reflect hypocrisy as he criticizes citizens for calling out corruption while being implicated in illegal activities himself. His actions, including signing a controversial lease for …
Senator Duncan’s Hypocrisy Revealed Through His Actions and Words Read More
Peruvian President Dina Boluarte faces one of the lowest approval ratings globally at two percent while navigating scandals and protests. Despite her unpopularity, political analysts suggest Congress may keep her …
Peru’s President Dina Boluarte Clings to Power Despite Unprecedented Unpopularity Read More
The deportation of Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi from Tanzania has sparked intense discussion regarding free expression and civic engagement in East Africa. This incident has led to a humorous backlash …
Kenya-Tanzania Diplomatic Rift Fuels Regional Debate on Free Expression Read More
Juan Pablo Guanipa, prominent Venezuelan opposition leader, was arrested on conspiracy charges just days before contentious elections, prompting accusations of repression from opposition figures and international officials. The situation reflects …
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Arrested Ahead of Controversial Elections Read More
José Mujica, Uruguay’s former president and a figure of political charm and complexity, died on May 13. His legacy is marked by a duality within Uruguayan society, oscillating between urban …
José Mujica: The Complicated Legacy of Uruguay’s Former President Read More
On the eve of Guyana’s 59th independence celebration, Venezuela’s government announces plans to hold elections in the Essequibo region, a territory legally recognized as part of Guyana. This action raises …
Venezuela’s Election Plans in Essequibo Ignite Diplomatic Concerns Read More