What has caused the cholera outbreak in Sudan?
The cholera outbreak in Sudan has emerged as a critical health crisis, compounding the existing challenges faced by the war-torn...
Philippines Opens Doors: A New Chapter in Afghan Resettlement
Philippines Opens Doors to temporarily host a limited number of Afghan refugees awaiting their chance for a new life in...
Unheard Pakistan: Prominent Minority Achievements
Pakistan, a nation rich in cultural diversity, is home to numerous minority communities that have played pivotal roles in shaping...
Colombia Bans Coal to Israel, Citing Its Use in Weapons Against Children
Colombia bans coal to Israel, sending shockwaves through international relations and the global energy market. This decision, announced by Colombian...
Sudan’s Health Crisis Deepens Amid Conflict
Sudan's health crisis has reached alarming levels as the nation grapples with a deadly cholera outbreak, devastating floods, and the...
Senior British diplomat resigns over UK’s arms sales to Israel
A senior British diplomat resigns from his post at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO). Mark Smith, a senior...
Diplomatic Push for Gaza Ceasefire Intensifies as Blinken Visits Israel
The diplomatic push for a Gaza ceasefire is reaching a critical juncture as US Secretary of State Antony Blinken prepares...
Famine looming in parts of Yemen, UN experts warn
Yemen's humanitarian crisis escalates to new heights as United Nations experts sound the alarm on an impending famine in parts...
Who is Paetongtarn Shinawatra, Thailand’s new, youngest prime minister?
In a significant political shift, Thailand has elected its youngest prime minister in history. Paetongtarn Shinawatra, at just 37 years...
The Persistent Issue of Forced Conversions in Pakistan
In the majorly Sunni Muslim country of Pakistan, forced conversions have become a focal point of concern. This ongoing human...
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