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Venezuela has released some detainees from protests following the disputed July presidential election. This development occurred after the attorney general announced a review of cases associated with the unrest. The …
Venezuela Releases Detainees Following Controversial Presidential Election Read More
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta urged Kenyans to prioritize unity over political differences during the installation of Bishop Peter Kamani. He emphasized the Church’s vital role in national healing and reconciliation …
Uhuru Kenyatta Advocates for Unity and Reconciliation Among Kenyans Read More
Ethiopia has acknowledged the recent presidential elections in Somaliland, praising their peaceful and democratic nature. This recognition marks Ethiopia as the first nation to validate Somaliland’s electoral process, which received …
Ethiopia Congratulates Somaliland on Its Democratic Election Read More
Gabon recently conducted a referendum on a new constitution following a military coup that ended 55 years of Bongo family rule. The ruling junta has framed this vote as a …
Gabon’s Junta Calls Constitutional Referendum a Historic Turning Point Read More
The U.S. is working to convert the Kenya-led force in Haiti into a U.N. peacekeeping mission due to severe gang violence. Current efforts face challenges from Russia and China regarding …
U.S. Pushes for Transformation of Kenya-led Force in Haiti to U.N. Peacekeepers Read More
The United States is advocating for the transition of the Kenya-led force in Haiti into a U.N. peacekeeping mission in light of increased gang violence. This effort follows a proposal …
US Advocates for UN Peacekeeping Force in Haiti Amid Rising Violence Read More
Argentina, under President Javier Milei, surprised the world by voting ‘no’ on a U.N. resolution aimed at combating gender violence, becoming an international outlier among progressive nations. The vote has …
Argentina’s Controversial U.N. Vote Under Milei Reflects Shift in Policy Read More
Argentina controversially voted ‘no’ to a U.N. resolution on gender violence, becoming the only nation to do so. This decision reflects significant foreign policy shifts under President Javier Milei, aligning …
Argentina’s Unexpected U.N. Vote Against Gender Violence Marks Policy Shift Read More
In Maputo, Mozambique, thousands attended the funeral of opposition lawyer Elvino Dias, murdered amid electoral tensions. Venancio Mondlane has declared 25 days of protests against perceived electoral fraud, accusing security …
Mozambique’s Political Turmoil: Protests Erupt Following Lawyer’s Murder Read More
Mauritius held parliamentary elections amid a phone-tapping scandal that has raised concerns about democracy and civil liberties. The elections followed a major diplomatic victory over the Chagos Islands, but leaked …
Mauritius Votes Amidst Controversy and Calls for Stability Read More