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Brazilian prosecutors charge Ruben Dario Villar over the 2022 murders of Indigenous advocate Bruno Pereira and journalist Dom Phillips. Villar allegedly orchestrated the killings due to Pereira’s enforcement of environmental …
Brazilian Prosecutors Charge Man Accused of Ordering High-Profile Killing in Amazon Region Read More
North Korea launched at least one ballistic missile toward the sea on Thursday, marking its first such activity since March 10 and escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula. The launch …
North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Amid Rising Regional Tensions Read More
Hundreds of activists in Mali staged a historic pro-democracy rally, opposing a bill to dissolve political parties. Demonstrators voiced concerns regarding restrictions on political freedoms under the military government. The …
Activists Rally for Democracy in Mali Amid Growing Political Tensions Read More
Australians celebrated their democracy on polling day with the democracy sausage, a beloved cultural snack symbolizing electoral participation. Not just politically significant, these sausages also serve as a major fundraiser …
The Democracy Sausage: Australia’s Quirky Election Day Tradition Read More
Ebrahim Rasool, the South African ambassador expelled by the U.S., returned home to a hero’s welcome. He described the sanction as a ‘badge of dignity’ and stressed the importance of …
South African Ambassador Returns Home with Dignity After US Expulsion Read More
Visa issues have significantly impacted Team Nigeria’s athletes for the 2025 World Athletics Indoor Championship in Nanjing, reducing their number from ten to five. The event benefits from the participation …
Visa Complications Affect Team Nigeria at 2025 World Athletics Indoor Championship Read More
Kirsty Coventry has been elected as the first female president of the IOC, marking a historic milestone. At 41, she is the youngest president and the first from Africa. Coventry …
Kirsty Coventry Elected First Female President of the IOC, A Historic Milestone Read More
Thomas Bach steps down as IOC President, initiating elections for his successor with seven candidates, including Sebastian Coe and Kirsty Coventry. The election involves secret ballots among IOC members and …
IOC Presidential Elections: Candidates Vying for Leadership in Sport Read More
Prince Feisal Al Hussein of Jordan is campaigning to become the first IOC president from the Middle East. His candidacy emphasizes the unifying power of sports amid geopolitical challenges. He …
Prince Feisal Al Hussein Aims for IOC Presidency, Emphasizing Inclusivity and Flexibility Read More
At a donor conference in Brussels, countries pledged €5.8 billion for Syria, down from €7.5 billion last year. The participation of Syrian authorities marked a new chapter, yet recent violence …
International Donors Pledge Aid for Syria, But Support Declines from Last Year Read More