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The COP29 climate summit, held in Baku, resulted in a contentious agreement targeting $300 billion per year for climate finance by 2035, deemed insufficient by many developing nations. The election …
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Seven Wagner mercenaries were reported killed in a recent al Qaeda affiliate attack in Mali, raising concerns about the dangers faced by these forces. Their operations in the region, aimed …
Wagner Mercenaries Killed in Mali: A Reflection of Increasing Dangers in the Sahel Read More
Senegal’s ruling Pastef party has won a decisive victory in the parliamentary elections, securing 130 out of 165 seats. This win positions President Faye to implement vital reforms, reflecting strong …
Pastef Party’s Victory in Senegalese Elections Signals Reform Era Ahead Read More
Senegal’s ruling party, Pastef, has won 130 out of 165 parliamentary seats in the recent elections. This victory positions President Bassirou Diomaye Faye to pursue his reform initiatives, with the …
Senegal’s Ruling Party Secures Parliamentary Victory and Promises Reform Read More
Uruguay’s upcoming presidential runoff features two centrist candidates, Orsi and Delgado, with a close race anticipated due to 25,000 votes separating them. Voter turnout from supporters of fringe candidates from …
Uruguay’s Presidential Runoff: Key Votes From Fringe Candidates Could Decide Outcome Read More
Iran has announced the activation of new advanced centrifuges for uranium enrichment, a move criticized by the UN’s IAEA for Iran’s lack of cooperation. This development follows a recent IAEA …
Iran Activates Advanced Centrifuges Amid UN Criticism Over Nuclear Cooperation Read More
The COP29 climate talks are stalled as countries reject a vague draft text that fails to specify financial contributions from wealthy nations to assist developing countries. With a shortfall of …
COP29 Conference Faces Stalemate Over Climate Financing Commitments Read More
Heavy gunfire erupted near military headquarters in Juba, South Sudan, on November 22, 2024, with ongoing investigations into its cause. The region has experienced tensions following the dismissal of the …
Gunfire Erupts in Juba Amid Rising Tensions in South Sudan Read MoreOpposition politicians in the Democratic Republic of Congo are calling for protests against President Felix Tshisekedi’s plans to amend the constitution. Critics fear this could enable Tshisekedi to run for …
Opposition in Congo Calls for Protests Against Constitutional Revisions Read More
Brazil and Argentina have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore gas exports from the Vaca Muerta formation to Brazil, aiming for potential imports of up to 30 million cubic …
Brazil and Argentina Sign Agreement to Explore Gas Exports from Vaca Muerta Read More