Syracuse Councilor Advocates for Reversal of U.S. Visa Ban on South Sudanese Citizens
Chol Majok, a Syracuse councilor from South Sudan, is advocating for the U.S. to reverse its visa ban on South...
Politics
Deployment of Ethiopian and Egyptian Troops to Support AUSSOM in Somalia
The African Union and Somalia have approved the deployment of 2,500 Ethiopian troops and nearly 1,100 Egyptian troops for the...
Ethiopia Appoints Tadesse Worede as New Leader of Tigray Administration
Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has appointed Tadesse Worede to lead Tigray's interim administration. Tadesse, a former TPLF commander, faces...
Impact of Protests Against Mnangagwa on South Africa’s Landscape
Political instability in Zimbabwe due to calls for President Mnangagwa's resignation poses challenges for South Africa. The influx of Zimbabweans...
Nigeria and the Erosion of Judicial Integrity in Election Disputes
This article examines the challenges facing Nigeria's judicial system, particularly in election disputes characterized by allegations of leaked decisions. It...
Comoros Ruling Party Achieves Landslide Victory in Parliamentary Elections
The ruling CRC party won 28 out of 33 parliamentary seats in Comoros, solidifying President Azali Assoumani's power amid a...
Argentina Senate Rejects President Milei’s Supreme Court Nominees
The Senate of Argentina dismissed President Javier Miles selections, for the Supreme Court due to worries about the politicization of...
Pfluger and Rubio Warn Against Venezuelan Aggression in Guyana Oil Dispute
Congressman August Pfluger and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have cautioned leader Nicolas Maduro about any aggression, towards Guyana and...
Congressman Pfluger Supports Rubio Amid Venezuela-Guyana Tensions
Congressman August Pfluger is backing Secretary of State Rubios caution, to Venezuelan leader Maduro about showing aggression towards Guyana amidst...
Canada and Mexico Navigate Trump’s April 2 Tariffs Amid Existing Levies
On April 2, Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs impacting several nations but exempted Canada and Mexico, allowing them to avoid...
