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On December 19, 2024, the U.S. Department of State enforced visa restrictions on individuals involved in the South Sudan conflict due to a lack of accountability and the postponement of …
U.S. Implements Visa Restrictions Amid South Sudan Conflict Challenges Read More
Ayatollah Khamenei indicated that Israel is mistaken about the uprising’s status, particularly regarding Syria, while the Italian Defense Minister plans a visit to Israel. Palestinian families are suing the U.S. …
Khamenei Asserts Israel is Mistaken about Uprising’s End Amid Regional Tensions Read More
Tropical Cyclone Chido has devastated Mayotte and Mozambique, causing at least 22 deaths in Mayotte and 34 in Mozambique, along with extensive infrastructure damage. Emergency measures are being implemented, including …
Tropical Cyclone Chido Causes Widespread Devastation in Mayotte and Mozambique Read More
Chinese President Xi Jinping is unlikely to attend Trump’s inauguration, with the Chinese Ambassador expected to represent Beijing. The historical absence of foreign leaders at U.S. inaugurations highlights the unique …
Xi Jinping Expected to Skip Trump’s Inauguration Despite Invitation Read More
The US government criticized the handling of Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye’s detention in Kenya and his subsequent transfer to Uganda. Assistant Secretary Molly Phee voiced concerns regarding the legality …
US Government Challenges Handling of Kizza Besigye’s Detention and Extradition Read More
Bluesky has gained over one million users post-US elections, totaling 15 million as dissatisfaction with X grows under Elon Musk. Users cite increased toxicity and political issues as reasons for …
Bluesky Sees Surge of 1 Million Users Post-US Elections Amid X Exodus Read More