How Syria’s Revolution Could Reshape the Middle East
The recent fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime is encouraging Syrians to return home and is leading to significant shifts in...
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North-East Syria Faces Tensions Amid Calls for Peace and Regional Instability
Commander Zanarin Kobani of the YPJ manages an extensive tunnel system in Kobani, Syria, aimed at protecting against Turkish drone...
Namibia’s Supreme Court Dismisses Opposition’s Election Challenge
Namibia's Supreme Court has dismissed an election challenge from opposition parties, allowing the ruling SWAPO party's Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah to take...
Weekly News Roundup: Key Developments in Libya on February 28, 2025
The February 28, 2025, news roundup outlines significant events in Libya, including humanitarian visits, calls for governance reform, military operations,...
Severe Lightning Strikes Lead to Fatalities and Flooding in Zambézia
Seventeen deaths and 46 injuries have been reported due to lightning strikes in Zambézia since last October. Over 800 homes...
Flooding Threatens Connectivity in Mozambique Due to Rising Incomáti River Levels
Heavy rains have caused a sharp rise in Incomáti River levels, threatening National Road Number One (N1) in Mozambique. This...
Burundi Forces Withdraw from DR Congo Amid Rising Conflict and Refugee Crisis
Burundi is accelerating the withdrawal of troops from DR Congo as violence from M23 fighters prompts a heavy influx of...
Putin Strengthens Ties with North Korea Amid Missile Tests by Kim Jong Un
Russian President Vladimir Putin recently met with North Korean party leaders, highlighting the strengthening ties between Russia and North Korea...
ICC Prosecutor Visits DRC Amid M23 Rebel Violence and UK Sanctions
Democracy Now! celebrates its 29th anniversary of independent journalism while highlighting its role in advocating for justice. ICC Prosecutor Karim...
North Korea Conducts Nuclear-Capable Missile Tests Amid Rising Tensions
North Korea has conducted missile tests to assert its nuclear capabilities, claiming them as a response to increased U.S. provocation....
