Stuart Young Sworn in as Trinidad and Tobago’s New Prime Minister
Stuart Young has been sworn in as the eighth Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, succeeding Dr. Keith Rowley. Young...
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Iran’s 2009 Green Movement Leader Expected to Be Released from House Arrest
Mehdi Karroubi, a leader in Iran's 2009 Green Movement protests, is expected to be released from house arrest, following statements...
M23 Accuses DRC Government of Sabotaging Peace Talks in Angola
The M23 movement has accused the DRC government of sabotaging peace talks planned in Angola by escalating military actions. The...
New Insurgency Threat Looms as ONLF Addresses Unmet Peace Deal Promises
The ONLF signals a potential return to insurgency due to the Ethiopian government's failure to uphold a 2018 peace agreement,...
Houthi Missile and Drone Attack on U.S. Navy Ships Declared a Failure
A Houthi missile and drone attack on U.S. Navy ships failed, as confirmed by a U.S. official. The attack was...
Ecuador’s 2025 Presidential Runoff: A Choice Between Two Candidates
Ecuador's 2025 presidential runoff features Daniel Noboa against Luisa González, following a close first round. Despite Noboa's slight lead, both...
Airstrike in South Sudan’s Nasir Kills 19 Amid Rising Ethnic Violence
An airstrike by South Sudan's air force killed at least 19 individuals in Nasir, amid ongoing ethnic tensions between national...
Air Strike Claims Lives in South Sudan Amidst Ongoing Conflict
An air strike by South Sudan's airforce has killed at least 19 people in the east of the country, occurring...
US and El Salvador Forge $6 Million Agreement for Gang Member Detainment
El Salvador has accepted 238 Venezuelan gang members under a controversial $6 million agreement with the U.S. for their incarceration....
President Mbumba Rejects Anti-Gay Legislation Due to Constitutional Concerns
President Nangolo Mbumba has rejected Swapo parliamentarian Jerry Ekandjo’s anti-gay bills due to constitutional concerns. The Minister in the Presidency,...
