Airstrike in Nasir Intensifies South Sudan Tensions Between Factions
An airstrike in Nasir, South Sudan, resulted in civilian casualties and fires amid rising tensions between President Kiir's and Vice...
Day: March 17, 2025
Turkey Calls for Lifting Sanctions on Syria Ahead of EU Conference
Turkey has urged the EU to unconditionally lift sanctions on Syria ahead of the 9th International Conference, aimed at fostering...
Kenya and IMF Initiate Talks for New Lending Program Amid Economic Struggles
Kenya and the IMF have agreed to begin talks on a new lending program, abandoning the ninth review of the...
Saudi Arabia: Tadawul All Share Index Climbs 1.09% on Sunday
On March 17, 2025, the Tadawul All Share Index rose by 1.09%, closing at 11,853.78 points. The trading session recorded...
HRW Links Pro-Junta Militias to Burkina Faso Massacre as Government Denies Claims
Human Rights Watch has linked pro-junta militias to a massacre in Burkina Faso, claiming they were responsible for the deaths...
Iraqi PM Calls for Dialogue Amid Rising Tensions from US Airstrikes on Houthis
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' al-Sudani advocates for dialogue and de-escalation amid US airstrikes on Yemen's Houthis, which killed 53...
Nankhumwa Proclaims PDP’s Unstoppable Surge in Northern Region
Kondwani Nankhumwa, President of the People's Development Party, proclaimed that the Northern Region is becoming a stronghold for PDP due...
Trump Administration Pressures Lebanon to Address Hezbollah Threat
The Trump administration is urging the Lebanese government to act swiftly against Hezbollah, warning of possible Israeli military intervention. With...
Syria Attends Donor Conference for First Time Amidst Rebuilding Efforts
Syria participated in its first donor conference, hosted by the EU, to attract international support following Assad’s ousting. Economic recovery...
Mozambique Police Commander Advocates Dialogue Over Force in Protests
Joaquim Sive, the new police commander in Mozambique, advocates for dialogue over violence in handling protests, amidst increasing fatalities caused...
