Cyclone Batsirai Leaves Trail of Destruction in Madagascar
Cyclone Batsirai has devastated Madagascar, killing at least 10 people and displacing nearly 48,000. It made landfall in Mananjary with...
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South Africa Rejects ‘Megaphone Diplomacy’ as Trump Cuts Funding
President Trump has announced a halt to all federal funding to South Africa, citing land reform concerns and a genocide...
U.S. Travel Advisories for Countries with Level 4 Warnings
The U.S. State Department has elevated travel advisories for numerous countries, including Russia, Colombia, and Venezuela, to Level 4 (Do...
U.S. Level 4 Travel Advisories: Implications for Travelers and Tourism
The U.S. Department of State has issued Level 4 travel advisories for several countries including Afghanistan, Belarus, and Syria. This...
Egypt Raises Concerns Over Syrian Violence and Advocates Political Transition
Egypt has expressed concern over violent clashes in Syria's Latakia, advocating for stability and an inclusive political process. The Ministry...
U.S. Department of State Issues Level 4 Travel Advisories for Multiple Countries
The U.S. Department of State has issued Level 4 travel advisories for several countries, including Russia, Jamaica, and Afghanistan, due...
Heightened Travel Advisories: Understanding the Risks for Spring Break Destinations
The U.S. Department of State has issued Level 4 travel advisories for several countries due to rising dangers linked to...
U.S. Issues Level 4 Travel Advisories for Multiple Countries Ahead of Spring Break
The U.S. Department of State has issued Level 4 (Do Not Travel) advisories for numerous countries including Russia, Colombia, Yemen,...
Sudan Initiates Legal Proceedings Against UAE at World Court for Genocide Allegations
Sudan has filed a case against the UAE at the ICJ, alleging violations of the Genocide Convention by supporting the...
Namibia Explores Nuclear Collaboration with Russia
Namibia is considering nuclear collaboration with Russia, identifying it as a reliable partner. At a recent forum, Vice Chancellor Frednard...
