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Nine people, including two children, were killed in Israeli raids on Thursday on three towns in southern Lebanon, according to the Ministry of Health, at a time when Israel continues its strikes despite a ceasefire with Hezbollah. The Israeli army issued…
Read moreThe price of oil soared after the White House hinted that it is not ruling out a prolonged blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. A barrel of Brent crude oil exceeded $126, reaching its value...
Read moreAmid fresh transatlantic tensions surrounding Iran, NATO, and US troops in Germany, Delano D'Souza is pleased to welcome Dr Christopher Featherstone, Associate Lecturer in Politics and International…
Read moreMali held a tribute ceremony for its assassinated defence minister in Bamako on Thursday under tight security. Sadio Camara was killed in a rebel bomb attack over the weekend as fighters from a Tuareg…
Read moreIn a decision that players and activists described as “historic and unprecedented,” the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) announced on Thursday the adoption of a new amendment allowing players of the Afghan women’s national team to participate in official matches despite…
Read moreThe killing in Mexico of El Mencho, who was killed by the army during an arrest operation last February 22, sparked a wave of violence across the country, especially in Jalisco. Guadalajara, the state capital, will host four matches of the…
Read moreReporters Without Borders says global press freedom has dropped to its lowest level in 25 years, with only 1 percent of the world’s population living in countries rated as having a “good” media environment.…
Read moreThe city of Lubumbashi hosts the great crusade of laughter, bringing together the biggest stars of African stand-up from several countries for an evening of uninhibited humor. To talk about it, France…
Read moreThe Israeli army intercepted the Global Sumud humanitarian flotilla, made up of around thirty ships loaded with aid for the Gaza Strip, several hundred kilometers from the Palestinian coast.…
Read moreThe United States lost aerial equipment worth up to $2.8bn, according to a US-based think tank.
Read moreMay 1, traditionally a non-working public holiday, turns into a political headache with the debate on the opening of bakeries and florists, professions already strongly impacted by regulations...
Read moreAnalysts say the attack is part of a wider pattern of repression amid concerns over the growing role of the military.
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