Mass protests erupt across France demanding Macron’s resignation

Protesters accuse French president of ignoring results of general elections

Israeli forces raid, close Al Jazeera’s West Bank office

Israeli Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi later confirmed the move, labeling Al Jazeera as a platform for groups like Hamas and Hezbollah

Ruto arrives in Haiti as gang control worsens in Port-au-Prince

Kenyan President William Ruto visited Haiti as U.N.-backed Kenyan and Jamaican forces face challenges in combating gang violence.

Israeli raid on Beirut suburb raises death toll to 31: Health minister

Al-Abiad said that there are a significant number of unidentified body parts at the scene, complicating the identification of some victims

Israel bombs Lebanon, claims to foil assassination plot

The sophisticated attacks on Hezbollah’s communications systems have caused significant disruption in Lebanon

Hezbollah radio devices detonate across Lebanon

In the Bekaa region, three people were killed, and dozens more were wounded in the latest incident, including during a funeral for victims of the previous day’s explosions

Explosive pager attack in Lebanon a high-tech, targeted strike

The devices, reportedly part of a shipment received by the group about five months ago, had been secretly tampered with to include explosives

US and West face backlash from Tanzania over interference claims

Tanzanian president criticizes the US and Western nations for interference in national affairs and responds to foreign diplomats’ calls for independent investigations.

US troops leave Niger after coup, military deal scrapped

The US military has announced the completion of its withdrawal from Niger, following a coup that led to the termination of a military cooperation agreement.

Fuel truck explosion in Haiti kills over 15, injures 40

Among the injured, one victim was airlifted by a UN helicopter for urgent medical care

Secret Service neutralizes threat near Trump’s Florida golf course

The suspect fled but was apprehended later by local law enforcement, and no injuries were reported.

Eight die in Channel crossing attempt, French authorities confirm

This tragedy comes after the deaths of 12 people earlier this month when their boat capsized in the Channel en route to Britain

Ramaphosa criticizes limited veto power for Africa’s UNSC eats

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa supports adding two permanent African seats to the UN Security Council but firmly opposes granting them limited veto power, insisting on full equality for Africa.

US backs UNSC reform for two African permanent seats

US has called for major reform of the UN Security Council, proposing two permanent seats for African nations and a new rotating seat for small developing island states, without expanding veto power.

Egypt confirms progress in Gaza ceasefire talks in Doha

Serious discussions in Gaza cease-fire talks held in Doha leave hope for an end to the months-long war according to Egypt.

Experienced Russian Wagner fighters fall in Mali clashes

Experienced Wagner mercenaries, including former Russian soldiers, face deadly defeat in Mali amid desert sandstorm and rebel ambus.

Turkish FM attends Arab League summit, discusses Gaza

At the Arab League Council summit in Cairo, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan discussed future relations with the EU and addressed the Gaza crisis with key Middle Eastern officials.

WHO condemns Israeli strike on Gaza’s safe zone, calls for truce

Tedros Adhanom condemns Israeli military attack on Gaza’s displaced civilians calls for urgent ceasefire.

US, EU donate vaccines to help DRC combat mpox

The United States and European Union have donated vaccines to the Democratic Republic of Congo to help the country fight the mpox outbreak.

Australia considers ban on children using social media platforms

Prime Minister Albanese’s government set to introduce minimum age for social media access

Israel to put pressure on US to make S Africa to drop Gaza case

The US Congress may influence South Africa to drop the case against Israel at the ICJ.

Hungary sends troops to Chad, bucking Western trend

Orban’s Africa ambitions take center stage as Hungary plans to send troops to Chad, a country grappling with terrorism and migration.

US condemns Tanzanian opposition figure killing, demands justice

A Tanzanian opposition figure was killed after being abducted by suspected security agents, sparking concerns about a return to political repression in the country.

UN mulls taking over Haiti security mission

The US and Ecuador propose a UN peacekeeping force to address Haiti’s ongoing gang violence and replace the Kenya-led mission.

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