Amnesty International Reports Use of French Weapons in Sudan’s Civil War Despite UN Embargo
Amnesty International has issued a report indicating that French military technology is being used by the Rapid Support Forces in...
Month: November 2024
The Rising Likelihood of November Hurricanes in Florida
Florida has experienced only three hurricanes making landfall in November since records began. The likelihood of hurricanes forming late in...
Lebanese Researcher Documents Environmental Impact of Israeli Military Tactics
Ahmad Baydoun, a Lebanese researcher, is utilizing visual data to document the use of white phosphorus by Israeli forces in...
Increasing Hurricane Threats in Florida: The November Phenomenon
As a storm in the Caribbean threatens Florida, it could become the fourth hurricane to impact the state in November,...
Economic Issues to Shape Ghana’s Election Outcomes Over Anti-LGBTQ Bill
Political expert Professor Jeffrey Haynes emphasizes that Ghanaians are more inclined to vote based on economic issues such as the...
Urgent Challenges at COP29: The Escalating Climate Crisis Since COP1
The climate conference COP29 in Baku reveals the worsening state of climate change, with global carbon emissions set to peak...
Biden’s South America Trip: A Final Diplomatic Engagement Before Trump’s Presidency
President Joe Biden is set to undertake a significant journey to South America, engaging with global leaders at APEC and...
Lungi Ngidi Excluded from South Africa’s Home Series Against Sri Lanka, Pakistan
Lungi Ngidi has been ruled out of South Africa's home series against Sri Lanka and Pakistan due to a groin...
Eritrea Continues Occupation in Ethiopia’s Tigray Region Two Years After War
Eritrean forces remain in occupied border regions of Ethiopia two years post-Tigray war, despite peace agreements mandating their withdrawal. The...
Nigerians in the Diaspora: Central to Tinubu’s Foreign Policy Commitment
Ambassador Dayo Adeoye highlighted President Bola Tinubu's foreign policy initiatives focused on the Nigerian diaspora during a meeting in Accra....
