Multiple individuals held hostage in Dutch café

3 hostages released, hundreds of houses in vicinity evacuated, say police

France reaches out to newly elected Senegal president

France seeks a stronger partnership with Senegal after President Macron congratulates newly elected leader Bassirou Diomaye Faye.

US threatens UN action for aid access in Sudan

The United States issued a warning on Thursday, indicating its intention to urge the U.N. Security Council to take action aimed at delivering aid to the starving population in Sudan. This action may involve authorizing cross-border deliveries from Chad if the Sudanese armed forces fail to restore full access. With the one-year anniversary of the

Israel was ordered by court to deliver urgent Gaza assistance

World Court mandates Israel to deliver urgent aid to Gaza as famine threatens, amidst sustained conflict and devastation.

Telescope captures image of Sagittarius A* black hole in Milky Way

Astronomers capture first visual of supermassive black hole in polarized light, Space.com announces

New Zealand’s indigenous king calls for personhood status for whales

Maori King Tuheitia Potatau Te Wherowhero VII says such a status would be ‘woven cloak of protection’ for big mammal

Niger, US discuss troop withdrawal following cooperation deal end

Niger’s decision to sever ties with the US throws the future of US military presence in West Africa into question.

US launches initiative to boost African food imports

Africa Trade Desk aims to increase sales by $300 million, benefiting small-scale farmers and meeting US demand for unique African flavors.

China congratulates new Senegalese president

China congratulates Faye and expresses desire to work together, offering a chance for stronger China-Senegal relations.

Russia urges labeling Ukraine security service as terrorists

Leadership of Ukraine’s special services, including head of defense intelligence, ‘legitimate target,’ says head of Federal Security Service

Russian lawmakers mull death penalty lift

Head of Russian State Duma says it is up to Constitutional Court to decide

US pushes for Sudan talks after Ramadan

US envoy hopes warring generals will resume talks after Ramadan to prevent further bloodshed and a wider regional conflict.

Haiti’s transition stalls as power vacuum deepens

Haiti grapples with gang violence and a power vacuum as a transitional council struggles to choose a leader.

Russia claims no communication with West after concert hall attack

Kremlin currently not participating in discussions on lifting moratorium on death penalty, says spokesman

IS targets truffle hunters in northern Syria, kills many

ISIS launched a deadly attack on truffle hunters in Syria’s Raqqa province, killing at least 11 people.

Algeria dispatches 150 tons of aid to Gaza amid Israeli siege

Humanitarian aid from Algeria en route to Gaza amidst Israeli aggression, aiming to alleviate the dire humanitarian situation in the besieged enclave.

Moscow terror attack: African leaders send condolences to Russia

African leaders express condolences and solidarity with Russia following a deadly terror attack in Moscow that killed over 130 people.

Biden signs funding bill, keeps US agencies running

President Biden signs bipartisan funding bill, averting a partial government shutdown and keeping federal agencies operational through September.

Fatalities increase to 115 in Moscow concert hall shooting

Assailants stormed the hall late Friday, opened fire and set fire to venue

Russia, China veto US resolution for immediate cease-fire in Gaza

China’s U.N. ambassador, Zhang Jun, said the U.S. proposal set preconditions and fell far short of expectations.

UK’s princess Kate undergoes cancer treatment, seeks privacy

Princess Kate reveals a cancer diagnosis after recent surgery. She’s in good spirits and undergoing treatment.

Russia on alert after gunmen attack concert leaving many dead

A night of entertainment descends into chaos in Moscow. Gunmen open fire on concertgoers, injuring scores and leaving at least 40 dead.

UNSC to consider US resolution for Gaza ceasefire

The United States is presenting a draft resolution to the UN Security Council, calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, to be voted on Friday.

Afghanistan suicide attack death toll rises to 26

A suicide bombing in Kandahar, Afghanistan, has resulted in a much higher death toll than initially reported by the Taliban.

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