Syria’s Kurds Will Maintain Arms Until ISIS Is Defeated
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) will not disarm until ISIS is defeated in Syria, according to Ilham Ahmed. The SDF,...
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Paul Biya Turns 92: A Look at His Long Tenure and Political Future
Cameroon's President Paul Biya has turned 92 years old, having served more than four decades in office. He remains ambiguous...
Libya’s 2023 Flood Disaster: The Role of Aging Infrastructure and Climate Change
Research indicates that climate change and decrepit dams were key contributors to the 2023 flood disaster in Derna, Libya. Extreme...
Geopolitical Tensions Escalate: Cyberattacks, Diplomatic Talks, and Health Concerns
Pro-Russian hackers targeted Italian government sites in response to President Mattarella's remarks on Russia's invasion. Meanwhile, US-Russia talks in Riyadh...
Zelenskyy Warns Against Afghanistan Scenario for Ukraine Amid US-Russia Talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that peace negotiations excluding Ukraine could lead to a situation similar to Afghanistan’s chaotic withdrawal....
Angola Faces Severe Cholera Outbreak with Rising Death Toll
Angola's cholera outbreak has claimed 150 lives, with over 4,235 infections reported primarily in Luanda. The WHO is engaged in...
Russia to Maintain Military Presence in Syria Amid Local Opposition
Russia is set to maintain its military presence in Syria, disregarding local calls for withdrawal. The new Syrian administration might...
Accusations of Civilian Executions by Wagner Troops in Mali
Accusations against Russian Wagner troops in Mali include the execution of women and children, where 24 civilians were killed in...
Mnangagwa Reaffirms Commitment to Depart at Term End, Addresses Internal Party Dynamics
President Mnangagwa confirmed he will not extend his term, responding robustly to suggestions of remaining in office until 2030. He...
Severe Impact of Cyclone Dikeledi on Mayotte and Madagascar
Cyclone Dikeledi has devastated Madagascar and Mayotte, causing flooding, displacing over 35,000 people, and leading to at least three fatalities...
