China, Egypt call for calm amid Red Sea tensions

Jointly concerned about the Red Sea’s escalating tensions, Egypt and China prioritize secure navigation, urge ceasefire, and highlight the importance of regional stability for global trade.

US launches airstrike targeting Houthi radar site in Yemen

Strikes have ‘no association with and are separate’ from Operation Prosperity Guardian, a defensive coalition in Red Sea, says US Central Command

Egypt warns of wider conflict as US-UK airstrikes target Houthis

Egypt worries US-UK Yemen strikes may widen conflict, calls for de-escalation.

UN chopper downed, Ukrainians taken by Somali militants

UN Mission in Somalia faces dual threat: helicopter hijacked and mortar attack on compound leaves one dead.

Turkish court releases Somali leader’s son in deadly accident

Turkish court lifted the arrest warrant for the son of Somalia’s president after he appeared in court for a fatal car accident involving a diplomatic vehicle he was driving.

Papua New Guinea riot death toll rises to 22

6 more bodies found in capital Port Moresby, police commissioner suspended

US’ Blinken concludes Gaza diplomacy in Egypt, seeking truce

US envisions a reformed Palestinian Authority assuming control of Gaza, if and when Israel achieves its objective of dismantling Hamas.

China’s Wang Yi to discuss infrastructure, trade, investment in Afric...

China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi strengthens ties with Africa on a busy tour, visiting Egypt, Tunisia, Togo, and Ivory Coast for talks on infrastructure, trade, and investment.

Deadly ‘internal armed conflict’ claims 10 lives in Ecuador

Amidst the chaos, at least 10 individuals lost their lives in what President Daniel Noboa termed an “internal armed conflict,” attributed to gangs

Daesh attack kills 14 Syrian soldiers near Palmyra

Palmyra witnesses horror as Daesh attack, claiming 14 lives in a deadly ambush on a military convoy.

Report: Dutch citizen allegedly sabotaged Iran’s nuclear facility

Erik van Sabben, recruited in 2005 by Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service and married to Iranian woman, infiltrated facility in Natanz in 2007

DRC rejects Palestinian refugee reception claims with Israel

In an official response, DR Congo rejects Israeli reports on talks regarding the resettlement of Palestinian migrants.

Largest-ever cocaine seizure in Bolivia nets $224M worth of drugs

Record-breaking cocaine seizure in Bolivia sees 8.8 tons of drugs seized, four arrested

Turkey raises concerns over Ethiopia-Somaliland deal

Turkish Foreign Ministry criticizes Ethiopia’s Somaliland port deal, backing Somali government’s stance on territorial integrity and urging dialogue.

Deadly Israeli strike in Beirut targets Hamas leader Saleh Arouri

Amidst rising unrest, delve into the circumstances surrounding the assassination of Saleh Arouri, a significant blow to the Hamas leadership.

Maersk halts Red Sea shipping indefinitely after Houthi attack

Shipping giant cites security concerns, reroutes vessels around Africa.

Japan Airlines plane collides with aid aircraft for quake victims

‘Status’ of 5 crew members remains unknown while Tokyo’s Haneda Airport closes all runways, local media reports

US calls for fair, transparent handling of election complaints in DRC

The US is urging the relevant authorities in DRC to ensure that any election complaints are handled fairly.

South Africa files genocide case against Israel over Gaza onslaught

South Africa seeks urgent ICJ action to stop Israeli genocide in Gaza.

South Africa: ‘Gravely concerned’ for civilian situation in Gaza

Pretoria files application instituting proceedings against Israel before the International Court of Justice (ICJ)

UN calls Israel to stop unlawful killings in West Bank

UN report exposes sharp rise in violence against Palestinians, urging Israel to end unlawful killings.

Israeli army regrets fatal airstrike on Gaza camp

At least 86 people killed when Israeli jets struck two residential buildings in Al-Maghazi refugee camp on Dec. 24

US intercepts multiple drones, missiles over Red Sea

There was no damage to ships in the area and no reports of injuries, CENTCOM said

Cough syrup tied to poisonings in Gambia, Uzbekistan, Cameroon

Authorities investigate cough syrup linked to child deaths in Gambia, Uzbekistan and Cameroon. Parents urged to check medicine for recalls.

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