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At least seven civilians, including two children, were killed and 43 injured in artillery shelling by the RSF in Omdurman, Sudan. The incident occurred during a volunteer prayer event, resulting …
Deadly Artillery Attack in Omdurman, Sudan: Seven Civilians Killed Read More
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his discussion on Lex Fridman’s podcast, articulated that technology cannot substitute human creativity and imagination. He emphasized the ongoing adaptability of humans in relation to …
PM Modi on Lex Fridman Podcast: AI Cannot Replace Human Creativity Read More
The Private Sector Commission of Guyana informed the IMF that unemployment is largely voluntary due to economic growth, particularly in the oil and gas sector. A significant increase in labor …
Private Sector Commission Tells IMF: Unemployment in Guyana is Largely Voluntary Read More
UNHCR reports that violence in South Sudan has forced over 10,000 people to flee to Ethiopia’s Gambella Region. The situation is worsening, with escalating clashes in Nasir leading to significant …
UNHCR Reports 10,000 Displaced from South Sudan Due to Escalating Violence Read More
UNHCR reports an alarming rise in violence in South Sudan, leading to over 10,000 refugees fleeing to Ethiopia. Local authorities are assisting displaced persons, primarily in the Burbiey and Matar …
UNHCR Reports Over 10,000 Refugees From South Sudan to Ethiopia Amid Escalating Violence Read More
Brazil faces backlash over Amazon deforestation linked to highway construction for the COP30 climate summit, questioning its commitment to environmental conservation. The project, intended to accommodate thousands of attendees, has …
Brazil’s Deforestation Controversy Ahead of COP30 Climate Summit Read More
Brazil is facing backlash over deforestation in the Amazon for a highway linked to the COP30 climate summit, raising concerns about environmental commitment. Locals fear loss of livelihoods, while environmentalists …
Brazil Faces Criticism for Amazon Deforestation Ahead of COP30 Summit Read More
Residents around Lake Titicaca, particularly Indigenous communities, are grappling with the impacts of climate change and pollution. They are reporting dwindling water levels and a decline in biodiversity. Community leaders …
Lake Titicaca: Indigenous Communities Confront Climate Change and Pollution Challenges Read More
St. Vincent PM Ralph Gonsalves cautioned that tensions will persist post-ICJ ruling in the Guyana-Venezuela border dispute. The ICJ is expected to deliver its judgment later this year or early …
Ongoing Tensions Anticipated Post-ICJ Ruling in Guyana-Venezuela Dispute Read More
The DRC seeks U.S. support against M23 rebels, confirmed by GOP strategist Joe Szlavik. President Trump will likely appoint Massad Boulos as U.S. special envoy to the Great Lakes region. …
U.S. Engages in Preliminary Discussions with DRC on Precious Metals Read More