Iraq Reaffirms Support for Unity and Security in Libya
Iraq’s Chargé d'Affaires in Tripoli, Ahmed Al-Sahaf, affirmed Iraq's backing for Libya's unity and security during his meeting with Prime...
Lila Patel
Lila Patel has worked as a journalist for over 14 years, focusing on cultural commentary and lifestyle reporting. With a background in literature and media from the University of California, Berkeley, she has contributed to influential publications both online and in print. Her sharp insights into societal changes paired with a compelling style have made her columns highly sought after, resonating with a broad audience.
Ottneil Baartman Ruled Out of Third ODI Against Pakistan Due to Injury
Ottneil Baartman has been ruled out of the 3rd ODI against Pakistan due to a right knee injury, joining Keshav...
PM Narendra Modi’s Historic Visit to Kuwait to Boost India-Kuwait Ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarks on a landmark visit to Kuwait, his first as Prime Minister, aiming to strengthen bilateral...
Cuba Offers Condolences Following Cyclone Chido’s Devastation in Mozambique
Cyclone Chido caused disastrous impacts in Mozambique and Malawi, resulting in 60 deaths and approximately 230,000 injuries. The cyclone, after...
U.S. Imposes Visa Restrictions on South Sudanese Individuals Amid Ongoing Conflict
The U.S. Department of State has imposed visa restrictions on individuals in South Sudan due to their role in the...
Libyan PM Rejects Russian Military Reinforcement Amid Geopolitical Tensions
Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dabaiba has opposed Russia's military reinforcement in Libya, asserting that the country should not become...
Yearender 2024: Addressing Global Climate Change and Its Consequences
The year 2024 was characterized by extreme weather influenced by climate change, with unprecedented heat waves and severe flooding affecting...
Cyclone Chido: Climate Change, Migration, and the Rising Threat of Intense Storms
Cyclone Chido, a category 4 cyclone, struck Mayotte and Mozambique in December 2023, producing devastating impacts. Approximately 70% of Mayotte's...
Egypt’s Proposed Criminal Procedure Code: A Path to Repression or Reform?
Egypt’s parliament seeks to approve a draft amendment to the 1950 Criminal Procedure Code, facing strong opposition from civil society...
Ghana’s Elections: A Testament to Democratic Progress in Africa
The recent elections in Ghana exemplified free and fair democratic practices in Africa, with former President John Mahama of the...
