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Mozambique has announced three days of national mourning for Sam Nujoma, the Founding President of Namibia, who recently passed away. President Daniel Chapo has expressed condolences, recognizing Nujoma’s pivotal role …
Mozambique Declares Mourning for Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s Founding President Read More
Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro refused military planes carrying deportees from the U.S., igniting a diplomatic crisis with President Trump. Rapid negotiation efforts by political allies, including former President Uribe, averted …
Colombia’s Diplomatic Crisis Following Trump’s Deportation Policy Read More
This week in the Global South, notable stories include legal actions by South Sudanese migrants in Italy, calls for peace talks in the Congo, AI’s impact on African businesses, tensions …
Key Stories from the Global South: AI Innovations, U.S. Deportations, and Recycling Advances Read More
Mexico’s recent agreement to deploy 10,000 National Guard troops to its northern border is a response to U.S. tariffs, aimed at curbing migration and drug trafficking. Analysts express doubt over …
Effectiveness of 10,000 Mexican Troops at the Border: An Analysis Read More
A petition is urging immediate action from the EU in response to devastating floods in Spain, caused by intensified rainfall due to climate change. With 205 fatalities reported, scientists highlight …
Urgent Petition for Climate Action Following Devastating Floods in Spain Read More
The dismantling of USAID is set to severely impact humanitarian aid and environmental efforts in Colombia, Brazil, and Peru. The agency has been vital in supporting vulnerable populations and promoting …
Impact of USAID Dismantling on Humanitarian and Conservation Efforts in South America Read More
A new report claims the EU is complicit in trafficking Sub-Saharan migrants to Libyan gangs for as little as £10. The investigation reveals a systematic operation involving Tunisian authorities, and …
EU Faces Accusations of Complicity in Migrant Trafficking to Libya Read More
Following contested elections in Venezuela, a potential surge in migration raises concerns across Latin America, impacting neighboring countries. Over 7.7 million Venezuelans have fled amid economic collapse, with predictions of …
Venezuelan Election Crisis Sparks Fears of Mass Migration Across Latin America Read More
The Iraqi Embassy in Libya, led by Ahmed Al-Sahaf, announced the return of two Iraqis who had attempted illegal immigration. Previously, the embassy facilitated the return of 39 citizens involved …
Iraq’s Embassy in Libya Facilitates Return of Citizens Seeking Illegal Immigration Read More
The Trump administration plans to deport over one million migrants granted temporary stays during the Biden era, primarily from Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Haiti. An ICE document reveals the potential …
Trump Administration Targets Biden-Era Migrants for Deportation Read More