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Egypt and Malaysia have jointly called for peace and security in the Middle East, emphasizing the Palestinian right to self-determination and condemning Israel’s actions in Lebanon. They urged the UN …
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The 29th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP29) commenced in Baku, Azerbaijan on November 11, 2023. Global leaders are gathering to negotiate urgent …
COP29 Launches in Baku, Focusing on Climate Action and Financing Needs Read More
Garry Conille has been ousted as Haiti’s prime minister less than six months into his term, with businessman Alix Didier Fils-Aime named as his successor. Conille deemed his dismissal as …
Garry Conille Ousted as Haiti’s Prime Minister in Controversial Dismissal Read More
Egypt and Malaysia have jointly called for peace and security in the Middle East during a meeting between President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi and Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. They emphasized the Palestinian …
Egypt and Malaysia Advocate for Peace and Security in the Middle East Read More
In Brazil, the Trump comeback has invigorated Jair Bolsonaro’s supporters, who view it as inspiration for their own political ambitions. Despite Bolsonaro being barred from re-election until 2030, he and …
Bolsonaro’s Supporters Rally Behind Trump’s Political Comeback in Brazil Read More
Republicans are close to achieving a majority in the House, with 213 seats confirmed and 20 races remaining uncalled. Their potential unified control, alongside Trump’s election, may enable significant legislative …
Republicans Approach Control of U.S. Government Following House Election Gains Read More
Sudan’s ambassador to Tunisia, Ahmed Abdel Wahid Ahmed, condemned the influx of mercenaries from neighboring countries, stressing the need to halt this flow rather than seek military aid. He reported …
Sudan Denounces Influx of Foreign Mercenaries Amid Ongoing Conflict Read More
Flooding in South Sudan has displaced over 300,000 individuals and affected 1.4 million people, significantly worsening the situation with a surge in malaria cases. The most impacted states are Jonglei …
South Sudan Floods Displace Over 300,000, Malaria Cases Surge: UN Report Read More
The United Nations warns of a potential malaria surge in South Sudan due to severe flooding affecting 1.4 million people, displacing over 379,000 individuals amidst food insecurity. The country experiences …
UN Warns of Rising Malaria Cases Amid Flooding in South Sudan Read More
Devastating flooding in South Sudan has impacted about 1.4 million people, with more than 379,000 displaced. The situation is compounded by rising malaria cases, marking the worst flooding in decades, …
South Sudan Flooding Affects Millions, Displaces Thousands Amid Health Risks Read More