Divided UN Extends Arms Embargo on South Sudan as Fears of Renewed Civil War Grow
The U.N. Security Council has extended the arms embargo on South Sudan amid rising tensions. A U.S.-backed resolution passed with...
Year: 2025
Divided U.N. Extends Arms Embargo on South Sudan as Fears of Renewed Civil War Grow
The U.N. Security Council has extended an arms embargo on South Sudan amid concerns of renewed civil war, passing the...
India A Takes Command on Day 1 Against England Lions with Nair’s 186*
Day 1 of the first unofficial Test saw India A dominate England Lions, finishing with 409/3. Karun Nair starred with...
Argentina Revives Voluntary Military Service for Youths Aged 18 to 28
Argentina's government reintroduces voluntary military service for youths aged 18-28, confirmed by spokesperson Manuel Adorni. The initiative focuses on teaching...
WFP Libya Market Price Monitoring Report for April 2025
In April 2025, the WFP observed a 0.7% rise in Libya's national Full Minimum Expenditure Basket to LYD 909.44. The...
Between Chaos and Democracy: Libya at a Crossroads Again
Libya's capital Tripoli remains unstable despite a temporary calm. Recent violence erupted after Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah ordered militia...
At Least 11 Sudanese Migrants Killed in Libya Desert Car Crash
At least 11 Sudanese migrants were killed in a car crash in Libya, highlighting ongoing dangers faced by those fleeing...
UN Extends Authorisation to Inspect Vessels Suspected of Violating Libya Arms Embargo
The UN Security Council has extended the authorisation for member states to inspect vessels suspected of violating the arms embargo...
Libya’s East Government May Declare Force Majeure on Oil Fields, Ports
Libya's eastern government plans to declare force majeure on oil fields and ports due to assaults on the National Oil...
Waorani People Fight for Their Rights in Ecuador Amid Global Indigenous Struggles
The Waorani people in Ecuador are challenging government oil rights auctions on their ancestral lands, a case that could reshape...
