Canada’s Special Envoy Urges Action to Prevent Violence in Syria
Omar Alghabra, Canada’s Special Envoy for Syria, warns against the rise of "darker forces" amid escalating violence. He advocates for...
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Syria Faces Unprecedented Violence Amidst Clashes with Loyalist Forces
Syria is currently experiencing the worst violence since the fall of Assad, with over 1,000 killed due to clashes between...
Israel’s Foreign Minister Calls for Europe to Address Syrian Violence
Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Saar urged Europe to cease legitimizing Syria's transitional authorities following violent clashes that killed hundreds. He...
Over 28 Million Iraqis Eligible to Vote in Upcoming Elections
The IHEC announced that over 28 million Iraqis (60.7%) are eligible to vote in the October 2025 parliamentary elections. Notable...
U.S. Secretary of State Rubio to Meet Ukrainian Officials in Saudi Arabia
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to visit Saudi Arabia for talks with Ukrainian counterparts from March 10...
U.S. Aligns with Russia, North Korea, and Iran on Key Vote
The U.S. voted against a resolution condemning Russia’s actions and in support of Ukraine's territorial integrity, aligning itself with Russia,...
Sudan Accuses UAE of Genocide Support Amid Serious Human Rights Violations
Sudan has accused the UAE of breaching the Genocide Convention by allegedly arming the RSF, who have committed serious human...
How Russia Utilizes Migration as a Tool of Hybrid Warfare Against the West
Russia is accused of using migration as a strategic tool in hybrid warfare against Europe under Vladimir Putin's regime. This...
Ghana Health Service Reports No Cholera Deaths in Three Weeks
The Ghana Health Service has reported no cholera-related deaths for three weeks, thanks to vaccination efforts and sanitation measures. A...
Mozambique’s Political Crisis: Chapo’s Dialogue Amidst Protest and Violence
Mozambique's President Daniel Chapo attempts a 'Day of Dialogue' on March 5, 2025, but violent protests erupt led by opposition...
