In a tragic escalation of violence, the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo has become the epicenter of a deadly clash between M23 rebels and the Congolese army. The conflict, which has already claimed 25 lives and left 375 injured, has sparked widespread outrage and protests in the capital, Kinshasa. The unrest … Read more
Man Pardoned for Capitol Assault Role Killed in Police Shooting A man who was sentenced for his involvement in the Capitol assault on January 6, 2021, adn later pardoned by President donald Trump, was fatally shot by police in Indiana after refusing to comply with officers. The incident occurred on Sunday, January 27, according … Read more
nTrump and Bukele Negotiate “Safe Third Country” Agreement to Deport Migrants to El Salvador President Donald Trump is reportedly in talks with El Salvador’s President nayib Bukele to establish a “Safe Third country” agreement that would allow the United States to deport migrants from third countries to Salvadoran territory. This plan, confirmed by US officials … Read more
nBelgian footballer Radja Nainggolan, a 36-year-old midfielder known for his stints with top clubs like Roma and Inter Milan, has been arrested in Belgium as part of a drug trafficking investigation. The arrest, which took place on Monday, is linked to a broader probe into cocaine trafficking from South America to Europe via the … Read more
Kremlin Awaits U.S. Signals for Putin-Trump Meeting, Says Spokesperson The Kremlin has yet to receive any formal communication from the UNITED STATES regarding a potential meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, according to Russian presidency spokesperson Dmitri Peskov. Speaking to journalists on Monday, January 27, Peskov emphasized that while Moscow remains prepared for such … Read more
Former Canadian Soldier David Lavery Released by Taliban After Two Months in Captivity David Lavery, a former Canadian soldier and humanitarian worker, has been released by the Taliban after more than two months in captivity. his release, negotiated by Qatar, marks the end of a harrowing ordeal that began in November 2024 when he was … Read more
nUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio has issued a stark warning too the Taliban, threatening to place bounties on the heads of their leaders after discovering that more American hostages are being held in Afghanistan than previously reported. this escalation in rhetoric follows a recent prisoner exchange between Kabul and Washington, marking one of the … Read more
Taxi Drivers in Ouagadougou Take a Stand Against HIV/AIDS and STIs In a notable move to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections (STIs), taxi drivers in Burkina Faso’s Center region recently participated in an awareness conference. Organized by the National Council for the informal Economy and the Permanent Secretariat for the Fight … Read more
suspected of being a hacker. teh British Museum, one of the most visited in the world, announced on thursday, january 25, that it had been the victim of a cyberattack.The institution, which welcomes nearly six million visitors each year, has decided to close part of its premises to the public as a precautionary measure. The … Read more
Cuban Doctor Accused of Sexual Abuse in Brazil: A Shocking Case Under teh Mais Médicos Program Table of Contents Cuban Doctor Accused of Sexual Abuse in Brazil: A Shocking Case Under teh Mais Médicos Program Authorities Respond to the Allegations The Mais Médicos Program: A Double-Edged Sword? Key facts at a Glance Frequently Asked … Read more