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Kenyan authorities have ordered TikTok to remove sexual content involving minors after a BBC report detailed exploitation of teenagers on the platform. The Communications Authority has launched an inquiry, warning …
Kenya Orders TikTok to Remove Sexual Content Exploiting Minors Read More
Mali has suspended artisanal gold mining permits for foreigners after a recent mine collapse that resulted in the deaths of at least 49 individuals. The government, under Interim President Assimi …
Mali Suspends Artisanal Gold Mining Permits for Foreigners After Fatal Incident Read More
The Pakistan Navy is participating in the IDEX and NAVDEX 25 in the UAE with its ship, PNS Yarmouk, to strengthen maritime ties. The event highlights Pakistan’s defense relationships and …
Pakistan Navy Enhances Maritime Relations at UAE Defense Exhibition Read More
Kenya’s consumer inflation rose to 3.5% year-on-year in February, up from 3.3% in January, reflecting increasing living costs according to the statistics office. Analysts are observing this trend closely for …
Kenya’s February Inflation Rate Increases to 3.5% Year-On-Year Read More
Aceh province in Indonesia publicly caned two men for engaging in homosexual acts, reflecting the strict enforcement of Sharia law. The incident has drawn international condemnation, reinforcing concerns about human …
Public Caning of Gay Men in Aceh Highlights Human Rights Violations Read More
Paraguay is seeking to double its beef exports to Morocco, currently at 4,500 tons, due to Morocco’s livestock shortages resulting from a prolonged drought. The drop in livestock numbers has …
Paraguay Aims to Boost Beef Exports to Morocco Amid Livestock Shortages Read More
The surrender of nearly 300 Romanian mercenaries in Goma, DR Congo, marks a significant failure in their mission against M23 rebels. Hired for substantial salaries compared to local troops, their …
The Romanian Mercenaries’ Unraveling Efforts in DR Congo Read More
Nearly 300 Romanian mercenaries in the DRC faced humiliation after their surrender to M23 rebels amidst conflict in Goma. The mercenaries, drawn by lucrative pay, were forced to seek refuge …
Romanian Mercenaries’ Surrender in DR Congo: A Failed Military Venture Read More
Approximately 300 Romanian mercenaries surrendered in DR Congo after a rebel assault, highlighting the challenges of reliance on hired soldiers in combat. Their contracts promised substantial pay but revealed serious …
Romanian Mercenaries’ Surrender in DR Congo: A Cautionary Tale Read More
The International Court of Justice held oral hearings from December 2 to 13, 2023, to discuss state obligations regarding climate change, focusing on whether the Paris Agreement mandates fossil fuel …
ICJ Examines States’ Legal Duties on Fossil Fuel Production in Climate Crisis Read More