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Russia vetoed a UN Security Council resolution aimed at ending hostilities in Sudan, where conflict has persisted since April 2023. The resolution, backed by Britain and Sierra Leone, sought to …
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Russia vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in Sudan, where conflict between rival generals has caused a humanitarian crisis. British Foreign Secretary David Lammy criticized the …
Russia Vetoes UN Ceasefire Resolution for Sudan Amid Ongoing Conflict Read More
Russia vetoed a UN Security Council resolution on a ceasefire in Sudan amid the ongoing conflict between rival military factions since April 2023, complicating international efforts for peace. In a …
Russia Vetoes UN Resolution for Ceasefire in Sudan Conflict Read More
Mauritius held a parliamentary election amid a phone-tapping scandal and recent sovereignty agreement over the Chagos Islands. Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth faces challenges despite previous successes. Voter turnout was reported …
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Mauritius’ Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth has admitted that his ruling coalition is likely to face a significant defeat in recent parliamentary elections, amidst corruption allegations against his party. The opposition, …
Mauritius Prime Minister Acknowledges Likely Election Defeat Read More
Mauritius held a parliamentary election amid the fallout from a phone-tapping scandal that raised concerns over civil liberties and governance. Incumbent Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth sought re-election following a significant …
Mauritius Votes Amid Phone-Tapping Scandal Affecting Democratic Integrity Read More
Former Royal Marines Colonel suggests drones are transforming warfare by emphasizing technology over traditional soldier roles. Recent reports show a dramatic increase in drone usage by Russia in Ukraine, while …
Drones Revolutionizing Warfare: The Shift from Soldiers to Technology Read More
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reiterated demands for Britain to apologize and compensate for colonial injustices during the 1890-1980 period. At a recent event, he emphasized the need for accountability …
Zimbabwe’s President Calls for British Apology and Compensation for Colonial Wrongs Read More
Botswana’s new President Duma Boko was inaugurated after his party, the UDC, achieved a historic election victory over the ruling BDP, ending sixty years of their governance. In his speech, …
Botswana’s New President Duma Boko Embarks on a ‘New Dawn’ with Inauguration Read More
Mauritius is preparing for legislative elections amid a wire-tapping scandal that raises serious concerns about democratic integrity and governance. The election follows a major territorial agreement with Britain but comes …
Mauritius Elections: Wire-Tapping Scandal Clouds Democratic Future Read More