Nigeria Protests: Over 40 Arrested for Displaying Russian Flags Amid Unrest
About 40 individuals were detained in northern Nigeria for waving Russian flags during anti-government protests addressing high living costs. The...
Politics
President Kiir Calls for Restraint Amid Protests and Looting in Juba
President Salva Kiir of South Sudan has urged calm after protests against Sudanese nationals turned violent, resulting in looting. The...
Trump Freezes Aid to South Africa Over Disputed Land Law and Policies
President Trump's recent executive order freezes aid to South Africa due to a controversial land law that allegedly discriminates against...
Ecuador Prepares for Upcoming Presidential Elections Amidst National Challenges
Ecuador will soon hold presidential elections that might result in a runoff. Daniel Noboa, elected at thirty-five, is the youngest...
BJP Wins Delhi Election, Reclaims Majority Control Over AAP
On February 8, 2025, PM Modi's BJP won majority control of Delhi's legislature, defeating the Aam Aadmi Party, led by...
Lebanon Establishes First Full Government Since 2022 Under Prime Minister Nawaf Salam
Lebanon has officially established its first complete government since 2022 under Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, with a cabinet representing both...
Jordan’s Strong Condemnation of Örebro Mass Shooting in Sweden
Jordan's Foreign Ministry condemned the mass shooting in Örebro, Sweden, where ten victims were killed, expressing solidarity with Sweden during...
Dhruv Rathee Faces Backlash Following BJP Victory in Delhi Elections
YouTuber Dhruv Rathee has drawn criticism following the BJP's victory in the Delhi elections, where the BJP won 50 seats...
Trump Proposes Funding Cuts to South Africa Over Land Reform Controversy
President Trump plans to cut U.S. funding to South Africa over allegations of human rights violations tied to a new...
Ecuador’s Elections: Security Challenges Amid Rising Criminal Violence
Ecuador's upcoming elections are overshadowed by soaring criminal violence, with homicides up 430% in five years. President Noboa’s military response...
