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The South African ambassador, Ebrahim Rasool, returned home to a celebratory welcome after being expelled from the U.S. due to contentious remarks about Trump. Relations between the two nations have …
South African Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool Returns Home Amid Diplomatic Tensions Read More
The Nigerian Senate has formed an ad-hoc committee to investigate Cameroon’s alleged illegal annexation of maritime territories and mangrove islands. Senators have highlighted violations of various treaties and the economic …
Nigerian Senate Forms Committee to Address Cameroon’s Illegal Annexation Read More
Kenya seeks a new IMF agreement amid escalating debt, which consumes two-thirds of annual revenue. Protests over tax increases have complicating factors for government revenue collection. The IMF has received …
Kenya to Pursue New Agreement with IMF Amid Debt Challenges Read More
Peruvian authorities captured a black-capped capuchin monkey that had escaped from a private home and was involved in multiple home burglaries in Ica. While the animal caused chaos by rummaging …
Escaped Pet Monkey Causes Mayhem in Ica Homes Read More
Russia is employing aging vessels from its “ghost fleet” to deliver military equipment to Khalifa Haftar in Libya. The EU mission Operation Irini aims to prevent arms shipments to the …
Russia’s Ghost Fleet: Military Aid to Libya’s Khalifa Haftar Read More
Germany, the Netherlands, Australia, and Canada plan to file a complaint against the Taliban at the ICJ for their treatment of women. This move underscores the legal obligations regarding women’s …
Addressing Women’s Rights in Afghanistan: Legal Action and Beyond Read More
The Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples commemorated Hugo Chávez’s legacy on the 12th anniversary of his death, emphasizing his revolutionary commitment and partnership with Cuba. Venezuelan Ambassador Orlando …
Cuba Commemorates the Legacy of Hugo Chávez on Latin American Dignity Day Read More
An Australian mining company is pursuing enforcement of an ICSID award in the US court which requires Colombia to refund overpaid royalties. This legal action reflects the mining sector’s broader …
Australian Mining Company Seeks US Court Enforcement Against Colombia Read More
South Africa condemned Israel’s blockade of aid to Gaza, describing it as the use of starvation as a weapon. The South African foreign ministry called for international accountability amid allegations …
South Africa Denounces Israel for Starvation Tactics in Gaza Aid Blockade Read More
Montero Mining and Exploration Ltd. has received US$8 million from Tanzania, marking the second installment of a US$27 million settlement related to the expropriation of the Wigu Hill project. The …
Montero Mining Receives US$8 Million from Tanzania Amid Ongoing Settlement Process Read More