Prince Harry avoids blame in public Sentebale leadership feud

The UK charity watchdog cleared Prince Harry of bullying at Sentebale but criticised the charity’s leaders for allowing the dispute to unfold publicly.

Washington launches visa bond pilot targeting two African nations

The US will demand a $15,000 visa bond from Malawi and Zambia visitors under a pilot scheme meant to reduce immigration violations and visa overstays.

Rwanda agrees to accept up to 250 migrants from US

Rwanda will carefully approve migrants sent by the US and provide healthcare and rehabilitation support to those arriving.

Yemen shipwreck kills over 50 African migrants

At least 54 people died and 10 were rescued after a migrant boat sank off Yemen’s southern coast during severe weather, with many still missing.

US hits pause on Syria reset after Shaara courts Moscow

Trump team halts Syria delisting, eyes Sharaa-Putin pivot; 41% tariffs keep sanctions bite

Turkey, Italy and Libya seek joint path on migrant crisis

Turkey’s President Erdogan met with Italy and Libya’s leaders in Istanbul to discuss irregular migration and deepen cooperation across multiple sectors.

UN report warns of rising ISIS and Al-Qaida threats in Africa and Syria

UN warns ISIS and al-Qaida grow stronger in Africa and Syria, posing global terror threats

Russian strikes cause major damage, deaths in Kyiv

Russian airstrikes killed at least 15 and injured over 140 in Kyiv as Ukraine confirmed widespread damage to homes, schools and cultural institutions.

Israel kills nearly 19,000 children in Gaza since October 2023

Israeli airstrikes have claimed the lives of thousands of Palestinian children, including newborns, sparking genocide accusations from human rights groups.

Unit 8200: Cyber spies, psyops & occult magick

How did a modern cyber unit acquire such an esoteric aura?

UK and US agree urgent action is needed in Gaza

Keir Starmer and Donald Trump met to demand urgent humanitarian aid and an immediate ceasefire to end the suffering in Gaza.

Psychological warfare through false hope in Gaza’s ongoing genocide

An investigative look at Israel’s calculated psychological warfare against Gaza’s civilian population

Israel allows UN aid corridors while strikes continue in Gaza

Israel approved food airdrops and aid corridors to Gaza as the UAE and UK pledged support and more than 50 Palestinians were killed in fresh strikes.

Trump says Israel must ‘get rid’ of Hamas as talks stall

Israel has pursued Hamas commanders across Gaza for nearly two years, killing most of the leadership tied to the Oct. 7 attacks and thousands of fighters

Trump orders cities to clear homeless encampments

Federal data show U.S. homelessness rose 18 percent in 2024 to about 771,480 people, with 36 percent living unsheltered in streets, cars or tents

Trump demands treason charges for Obama

The Justice Department has not commented on Gabbard’s referrals or Trump’s call for prosecutions

Twenty-five countries condemn Israel’s killing of Gaza civilians

Global powers condemned Israel’s deadly aid restrictions in Gaza and demanded the protection of civilians and an end to forced displacement.

Canada and FINCA launch $5M youth project

A five-year $5 million initiative will empower East African youth, especially women, with job skills, mentorship and business development support.

Amman eyes dissolving Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing

The Brotherhood and many IAF leaders, the source said, still “bet on the government’s tolerance,” but “this time there will be no retreat”

Nuclear talks between Iran and E3 to restart in Turkey

Diplomatic talks between Iran and the European troika are scheduled in Istanbul as part of efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear agreement.

Moroccans rally in Rabat to protest Israel ties and Gaza crisis

Tens of thousands of Moroccans protested in Rabat against the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and called for ending Morocco’s normalisation with Israel.

Trump vows to aid Afghans stranded in UAE camps

The UAE agreed in 2021 to shelter several thousand Afghans evacuated from Kabul during the last days of the U.S. troop withdrawal

Trump shifts US-Africa ties from aid to business

The Trump administration is transforming US-Africa relations by replacing aid with trade, but rising tariffs and uncertain trade agreements are causing concern across the continent.

United States voices opposition to Israeli strikes in Syria

Washington stated it did not support Israeli attacks in Syria and is engaging both sides to reach a lasting agreement amid rising regional tensions.

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