Brazil’s President Lula Discharged Following Successful Surgery
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has been discharged from the hospital after a successful surgery for an intracranial...
Month: December 2024
Cyclone Chido Ravages Mayotte with Hundreds Reported Dead
Cyclone Chido has caused severe destruction in Mayotte, with fatalities potentially nearing 1,000, according to local officials. This has been...
The Unresolved Legacy of Syria’s Chemical Weapons: Global Security Risks
The article discusses the unresolved issues concerning Syria's chemical weapons stockpiles, the failure of international responses to eliminate them, and...
Understanding Hurricane Alley: A Zone of Intense Storm Activity
Hurricane Alley is a region in the Atlantic where hurricanes frequently form, spanning from Central America to Northern Africa. These...
2024 African Elections: Outcomes of Ruling Parties and Emerging Leaders
In 2024, various African nations held elections, with mixed outcomes for ruling parties. The incumbent President of Comoros faced protests...
Bolivia’s Controversial Judicial Elections: A Test of Democracy and Governance
Bolivia holds controversial judicial elections, unique in the world as such elections are determined by popular vote. Amidst low voter...
Cyclone Chido: At Least 11 Fatalities and Devastation in Mayotte and Mozambique
Cyclone Chido has resulted in at least 11 deaths and extensive damage in Mayotte before impacting northern Mozambique. The storm,...
Erdogan’s Diplomatic Mission: Visiting Ethiopia and Somalia After Peace Deal
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan plans to visit Ethiopia and Somalia early 2025 after facilitating an agreement to resolve tensions...
Congolese President Advocates for Libyan-led Political Reconciliation Process
Congolese President Denis Sassou Nguesso is facilitating a Libyan-led political reconciliation process, following a visit to Libya where he met...
Cyclone Chido Devastates Mayotte, Death Toll May Reach Thousands
Cyclone Chido has devastated Mayotte, leading to a death toll of several hundred, possibly thousands. At least 11 deaths have...
