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President Claudia Sheinbaum addressed allegations of Mexican criminals targeting Ecuador’s President, denied official involvement, and discussed ongoing U.S. relations, including trade disputes about tariffs on steel, aluminum, and tomatoes. She …
President Sheinbaum Addresses Mexico-Ecuador Tensions and U.S. Trade Issues Read More
Amnesty International reports a brutal crackdown in Mozambique post-election, with over 300 deaths and over 3,000 injuries. The violence followed protests against alleged electoral fraud supporting candidate Venancio Mondlane. Amnesty …
Mozambique’s Severe Post-Electoral Crackdown: Amnesty International’s Findings Read More
The South Sudanese community in Manitoba rallied in Winnipeg to express their grief over recent violence in South Sudan, where recent airstrikes killed at least 19 people. The situation is …
Manitoba’s South Sudanese Community Rallies for Justice Amid Violence Read More
M23 rebels, supported by Rwanda, have reportedly seized the city of Goma in eastern Congo amid ongoing conflict that has persisted for over thirty years. Thousands of residents are fleeing …
M23 Rebels Claim Control Over Goma Amid Rising Conflict in Congo Read More
Allegations concerning U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar’s father, Nur Omar Mohamed, committing war crimes during his time in the Somali military lack evidentiary support. Despite his significant military role, the absence …
No Evidence Supporting Claims of War Crimes by Ilhan Omar’s Father Read More
Wicknell Chivayo defends President Mnangagwa against war veteran Blessed Geza’s protest threats. Geza and his followers accuse Mnangagwa of corruption, prompting government security measures. Chivayo labels the protest as terrorism …
Chivayo Defends Mnangagwa Amid Threats of Protests from War Veterans Read More
This article discusses the challenges journalists face in the Democratic Republic of Congo, including threats from both government and armed groups, leading to self-censorship and financial difficulties. Individual experiences of …
Challenges Facing Journalists in the DRC Amid Conflict and Censorship Read More
Chile has experienced violent protests as fishermen clashed with police over demands for greater fishing rights. Demonstrators were injured alongside police during confrontations in various regions, including Valparaíso, while blocking …
Chile Faces Unrest as Fishermen Demand Increased Fishing Quotas Read More
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has rejected claims of white persecution in his country as a false narrative, countering assertions made by Elon Musk and Donald Trump. The discourse revolves …
South African President Denies Narrative of White Persecution Amidst Controversy Read More
As conflict rages in Sudan, women medics in Khartoum, including Dr. Safaa Ali, exemplify resilience in the face of adversity, sacrificing personal safety for their patients. With hospitals under siege …
Courageous Women Medics in Sudan: Risks and Resilience on the Frontline Read More