Limited Foreign Interference in U.S. Midterms Amid Global Turmoil
U.S. officials noted that Russia's aggression in Ukraine and protests in Iran limited foreign interference in the recent midterm elections....
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Uruguay’s Government Declines to Recognize Maduro or González Urrutia
Uruguay's Broad Front government under President Yamandú Orsi does not recognize Nicolás Maduro or Edmundo González Urrutia following Venezuela's disputed...
North Korea Increases Troop Deployment to Russia, Third Wave Possible
North Korea has sent 3,500 soldiers for training in Russia amid reports of a possible third troop deployment to aid...
Comoros Conducts Parliamentary Election Amid Opposition Boycott
Comoros held a parliamentary election on Sunday, marked by a boycott from opposition leaders accusing President Assoumani of authoritarianism. Approximately...
Mauritius Water Crisis: Implications for Tourists and Travel Plans
Mauritius faces a critical water shortage, enforcing strict regulations amid insufficient rainfall. With water levels in reservoirs reportedly low, the...
Trump’s Remarks on Lesotho Spark Controversy Amid Foreign Aid Cuts
In a recent Congress speech, President Trump mocked Lesotho as a lesser-known country while defending his cuts to foreign aid....
Chad’s Ruling Party Achieves Dominant Senate Majority
The Patriotic Salvation Movement (MPS) has won 43 out of 46 seats in Chad's first Senate elections, marking a key...
North Korean POW in Ukraine Seeks to Defect to South Korea
A North Korean POW in Ukraine has expressed a wish to defect to South Korea. Lawmaker Yu Yong-weon has urged...
Tropical Cyclone Alfred Approaches Australia’s East Coast, Evacuations Underway
Australia’s east coast is preparing for its first tropical cyclone since 1974, with Tropical Cyclone Alfred expected to make landfall...
Turkey’s Ambiguous Military Presence in Iraq Amidst PKK Disarmament Call
Abdullah Öcalan's call for disarmament by the PKK could signal a turning point in the protracted conflict between the PKK...
