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Libya eyes elections with formation of unified government

Libyan leaders meeting in Cairo agreed on forming a unified government to oversee long-delayed elections.

Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor criticizes the ICC prosecutor for a “clear double standard” on the Palestinian issue.

Mozambique grapples with a growing humanitarian crisis as terrorist attacks displace nearly 800,000 people.

As Ramadan approaches, the UN pleads with Sudan’s warring parties to lay down arms.

The capture of a town by M23 rebels in eastern DR Congo has triggered a mass exodus, displacing over 100,000 people.

A surge of attacks by an Islamic State-linked group in Mozambique has left over 70 children missing.

Haiti’s capital is paralyzed by gang violence after a prison break freed thousands of inmates, forcing residents to seek shelter and essentials.

South Sudan faces critical juncture – UN report highlights violence, delayed peace implementation.

UN rights chief condemns Sudan’s violence, highlighting war crimes and urging an immediate return to peace talks.

The UN warns of a deepening crisis in Sudan as warring parties fail to find common ground, leading to immense human suffering.