The likelihood of a truce remains uncertain

New details emerge about the fatal helicopter crash that killed Nigerian bank CEO Herbert Wigwe and five others.

Tensions rise at Namibia’s memorial as pressure mounts on Germany to deliver on its promise of reparations for the colonial-era genocide.

Egyptian President Sisi and Jordanian King Abdullah expressed concerns about the Gaza conflict’s impact on regional stability, urging Israel to de-escalate and facilitate aid access.

France cracks down on hate speech, deporting an imam. The imam claims innocence, igniting debate over freedom of expression and immigration.

Kenya and Namibia join the FATF’s monitoring list alongside 21 other countries while the UAE celebrates its removal due to progress made in combating money laundering and terrorist financing.

Free Russian wheat arrives in sanctioned Zimbabwe, offering relief but sparking debate about its motives.

Facing accusations of piloting an overloaded, unsafe boat that led to the deaths of four migrants, a Senegalese man received a 9.5-year jail sentence in the UK.

Marquette Law School survey predicts Trump victory in 2024 election with 51%

Takeshi Ebisawa is accused of conspiring to transfer uranium and weapons-grade plutonium from Myanmar to Iran

The ban follows a missile attack that ignited a cargo vessel off Yemen’s southern coast

The al-Farouk mosque was leveled, along with several houses

France’s military presence in Africa is changing. Macron’s envoy discusses a “remodel” with Ivory Coast, potentially leading to troop cuts.

Somalia’s navy receives a major boost through a new defense deal with Turkey, aiming to counter threats like piracy and Ethiopia’s sea access.

EU ministers unite in condemning Israel’s potential offensive in Gaza’s Rafah, fearing disastrous consequences.

US accuses Rwanda of fueling DR Congo conflict by backing M23 rebels, urging both sides to end violence displacing thousands.

Tension rises as the UN Security Council grapples with Algeria’s call for an immediate Gaza ceasefire.

Controversy surrounding Netanyahu’s decision to limit Palestinian access to Al-Aqsa Mosque in Ramadan.

Netanyahu asserted that such agreements should be achieved through direct negotiations without preconditions.

Navalny, a 47-year-old former lawyer, tragically lost consciousness and died on Friday while at the “Polar Wolf” Arctic penal colony

Egypt’s State Information Service refutes claims, stating no plans for shelters near Gaza amid Israeli aggression.

Biden welcomes Kenyan President Ruto for a state visit, highlighting 60 years of partnership and boosting East African ties.

The camp, intended to receive over 100,000 people, is seen as a response to the potential forced displacement of Palestinians into the Sinai desert

Navalny, known for his outspoken criticism of President Vladimir Putin and allegations of widespread corruption, rose to fame over a decade ago