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A Romanian court upheld a ban on a far-right politician, while Trump announced increased tariffs on Canada amidst market concerns. U.S. job openings rose to 7.7 million and parliamentary elections …
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Michael Makuei Lueth, South Sudan’s information minister, has claimed stability despite reports indicating a deteriorating situation. The U.N. highlights rising tensions and risks following a helicopter attack. The Ugandan military’s …
Assessment of Instability in South Sudan Contradicts Official Claims Read More
Michael Makuei Lueth, South Sudan’s information minister, downplays instability fears, yet the U.N. and other assessments indicate rising violence and political tension. A recent attack on U.N. personnel, Ugandan military …
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Voting for the 39th World Zionist Congress opened on March 10, offering American Jews a vital chance to influence Israel’s future amidst a defining ideological battle between liberal and right-wing …
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The U.S. is negotiating a potential agreement with the DRC to access rare earth minerals in exchange for military aid. Reports show talks are in early stages, facing several challenges. …
U.S. Explores Rare Earth Deal with DRC Amid Ongoing Military Discussions Read More
Women in Guernsey are being urged to stand for election as current representation in government is only 20%. The organization Women in Public Life calls for increased female participation, noting …
Encouragement for Women to Stand for Election in Guernsey Read More
Sudan has filed a case against the UAE at the ICJ, claiming violations of the Genocide Convention due to support of paramilitary forces. The UAE has challenged the validity of …
Sudan Initiates Legal Action Against UAE Over Genocide Allegations at ICJ Read More
The United States has withdrawn from a global climate fund aimed at compensating developing nations affected by climate change. This decision has drawn criticism from the African Group of Negotiators, …
US Withdraws from Global Climate Compensation Fund for Developing Nations Read More
Claims suggesting that the United States has excluded the UK, Nigeria, and others from its visa waiver program for 2025 are false. Nigeria has never been part of this program, …
U.S. Visa Waiver Programme: Clarifying Recent Misunderstandings Regarding UK and Nigeria Read More
On March 5, 2025, Tanzania held an emergency SADC meeting regarding the DRC crisis, followed by heads of state discussions. INEC updated the Biometric Voter Registration Kit, enhancing efficiency and …
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