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On Friday, eleven Sudanese migrants were killed in a car crash in Libya’s desert, adding to the ongoing tragedy faced by migrants fleeing civil war in Sudan. The incident occurred …
At Least 11 Sudanese Migrants Killed in Libya Desert Car Crash Read More
The UN Security Council has extended its authorization for member states to inspect vessels potentially violating Libya’s arms embargo for another six months. The resolution requires a report on implementation …
UN Extends Authorization to Inspect Vessels Suspected of Violating Libya Arms Embargo Read More
Libya’s eastern government may declare a force majeure on oil fields and ports due to repeated assaults on the National Oil Corporation. This government is not internationally recognized but controls …
Libya’s East Government May Declare Force Majeure on Oil Fields and Ports Read More
Iranian officials confirm that the next round of indirect nuclear talks with the US will take place in Rome this Saturday. The discussions are aimed at reviving the JCPOA and …
Iran to Hold 4th Round of Indirect US Talks in Rome This Saturday Read More
Fifty years after the fall of Saigon, reflections on the Vietnam War resonate with current geopolitical tensions. Poetry emerges as a vital form of resistance against fascism, exemplified by conversations …
Reflecting on Vietnam: Poetry as Resistance 50 Years Later Read More
Elon Musk’s Starlink faces challenges in South Africa due to black empowerment laws requiring local black ownership. Musk claims these laws discriminate against him, while South African officials assert that …
Starlink’s Licensing Conflict: Musk vs. South Africa’s Empowerment Laws Read More
The US and Iran have commenced indirect talks in Muscat, Oman, led by US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, with mediation by Oman’s Badr bin …
US and Iran Commence Indirect Talks in Muscat, Oman Read More
Zanu PF supports South Africa’s initiative to restore US relations under Trump’s presidency, calling for unity among South Africans. Mutsvangwa warns against confrontation, referencing Zimbabwe’s past experiences. The article also …
Zanu PF Backs South Africa’s Diplomatic Outreach to the United States Read More
Christopher Mutsvangwa supports President Mnangagwa’s military changes as a security precaution before March 31 protests. He claims the president is addressing minority issues, particularly for war veterans. Following protests, legal …
Mnangagwa’s Military Reshuffle: A Preemptive Security Strategy Amidst Political Unrest Read More
Renewed conflicts erupt in the DRC as M23 rebels clash with pro-government forces. Following a failed ceasefire and promises to withdraw from key areas, fighting intensifies in North and South …
Renewed Fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo Amid Ceasefire Efforts Read More