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The United States has rejected Mexico’s water request due to noncompliance with a 1944 water-sharing treaty. This denial, the first of its kind, stems from Mexico’s failure to adequately deliver …
US Denies Mexico Water Request Amid Agricultural Crisis Read More
Senator Ben Ray Luján has joined numerous Democratic Senators in pressing Attorney General Pam Bondi to sustain the Department of Justice’s Election Threats Task Force, aimed at protecting election officials …
Luján Advocates for Continued Support of Election Threats Task Force Read More
Nigeria’s electoral commission, INEC, has refuted claims regarding a start date for the revalidation of voter cards, emphasizing that these announcements circulating on social media are false. Voters are advised …
INEC Discredits False Claims Regarding Voter Card Revalidation in Nigeria Read More
The U.S. State Department has reinstated funding for some Cuban democratic initiatives, including independent news outlets and humanitarian aid, while Radio Martí has gone off the air after 40 years. …
U.S. Administration Restores Some Cuba Programs Amid Radio Martí Shutdown Read More
Anna Dixon, MP for Shipley, joined a parliamentary visit to Zimbabwe to observe the impact of UK overseas aid. The five-day trip included visits to various UK-funded projects, focusing on …
MP Anna Dixon Participates in February Delegation to Zimbabwe Read More
A protest to support activist Melissa “Melly Mel” Atwell garnered low turnout despite political opposition backing from leaders such as Aubrey Norton and Nigel Hughes. Concerns over her arrest relate …
Low Turnout for ‘Melly Mel’ Protest Highlights Activism and Immigration Issues Read More
Democratic lawmakers are protesting the Trump administration’s decision to terminate TPS for Venezuelans, claiming it contradicts humanitarian concerns. The letter to Secretary of State Rubio highlighted the discrepancy in claims …
Democratic Lawmakers Oppose Trump Administration’s TPS Termination for Venezuelans Read More
Early voting for Louisiana’s March 29 Election has started and will continue until March 22, excluding Sundays. Low turnout has been reported, prompting officials to encourage voter participation. The Registrar …
Early Voting Commences for Louisiana’s March 29 Election Read More
A Colombian Senate commission recently rejected a labor reform proposal despite mass protests advocating for it, led by President Gustavo Petro. The proposed reforms aimed to improve worker rights significantly. …
Colombian Senate Commission Rejects Labor Reform Amid Nationwide Protests Read More
The Nigerian Senate passed a Bill mandating social media companies to establish offices in Nigeria. Sponsored by Senator Ned Munir Nwoko, the Bill addresses regulatory and economic concerns linked to …
Nigerian Senate Passes Bill Mandating Social Media Companies to Establish Local Offices Read More