Former Bangladeshi PM Khaleda Zia Passes Away at 80
Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, influential opposition leader, passes away at 80 amid national mourning declarations.
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Arab League Condemns Israel’s Recognition of Somaliland as Sovereign State
Arab League denounces Israel’s recognition of Somaliland, citing threats to regional stability and Palestinian rights. International community urged to act.
Africa’s Identity Reclamation Gains Momentum in 2025
In 2025, Africa accelerates efforts to reclaim cultural identity through reparations, artifact retrieval, and renaming public spaces, reshaping its global narrative.
Africa in 2025: Resilience, Reforms, and Rising Global Influence
As 2025 concludes, Africa navigates political reforms, economic resilience, and growing global influence. Explore the continent’s pivotal moments shaping its future trajectory.
El-Fasher in Crisis: UN Warns of Famine, Detainees Amid Sudan Conflict
UN warns of dire conditions in Sudan’s El-Fasher: Famine, detainees, and destroyed infrastructure plague the city after RSF capture. Humanitarian access remains limited.
Slovenia’s ’80-90-100′ Labor Reform Sparks Debate Ahead of 2026 Launch
Slovenia’s innovative ’80-90-100′ labor model sparks debate between workers seeking flexibility and employers facing cost challenges ahead of 2026 implementation.
Russia Unveils 72-Qubit Equivalent Quantum Computer Using Ion-Based Tech
Russia reveals ion-based quantum computer with 72-qubit equivalent power, marking a breakthrough in multi-level quantum architecture and optimization capabilities.
Ukraine Peace Talks Enter Final Stage as Zelenskyy Pledges Referendum
Russia and Ukraine edge closer to peace deal as Zelenskyy proposes four-party agreement requiring national referendum, while Macron prepares new diplomatic summit in Paris.
Japan Confirms 11th Avian Influenza Outbreak in Hokkaido, 6,000 Chickens Culled
Japan reports 11th avian flu outbreak this season in Hokkaido, leading to culling of 6,000 chickens and movement restrictions to contain spread.
Trump, Zelenskyy Advance Ukraine Peace Talks Following Putin Call
U.S. President Trump and Ukraine’s Zelenskyy discuss a 20-point peace plan after Trump’s call with Putin, signaling progress toward ending the crisis.
Macron Convenes ‘Coalition of Willing’ for Ukraine Security in 2026
French President Macron announces a Paris meeting in early 2026 to coordinate security guarantees for Ukraine, involving U.S. and European leaders.
Africa’s Security Landscape in 2025: Challenges and Pathways to Stability
Africa faces complex security challenges in 2025, with ongoing conflicts in Sahel and DRC, while regional and global actors seek sustainable solutions.
Trump, Zelenskyy Hold Closed-Door Talks at Mar-a-Lago Amid Peace Push
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and U.S. President Trump hold private discussions at Mar-a-Lago, focusing on economic cooperation and potential peace negotiations involving Russia.
Zelenskyy, Trump Hold Talks at Mar-a-Lago Amid Putin Diplomacy
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy meets US President Trump at Mar-a-Lago as Trump prepares follow-up talks with Putin, signaling shifting diplomatic dynamics.
Trump, Putin Discuss Ukraine Ahead of Zelenskyy Meeting in Florida
US President Trump and Russian President Putin held a ‘productive’ call ahead of Trump’s planned meeting with Ukraine’s Zelenskyy in Florida, amid heightened regional tensions.
China-EU Ties at 50: Trade Strains Test Historic Partnership
2025 marks 50 years of China-EU diplomatic relations, testing historic economic ties amid record trade volumes and growing deficit concerns.
Guinea Holds Pivotal Presidential Election Amid Transition to Civilian Rule
Guinea’s transitional leader Mamady Doumbouya emerges as frontrunner in presidential election marking return to civilian governance after 2021 coup.
Italy Cracks Down on Alleged Hamas Funding Network via Charities
Italian authorities arrest nine suspects in Hamas funding probe, uncovering €7 million diverted through charities. International cooperation key to dismantling alleged terror finance network.
Migrant Night Workers: The Invisible Backbone of Britain’s 24-Hour Economy
Migrant workers now form the majority of Britain’s night shift workforce, sustaining essential services amid tightening immigration policies and growing economic demands.
FAO Boosts Afghan Wheat Production Amid Rising Food Insecurity
FAO distributes 87,400 wheat packages to Afghan farmers to combat acute hunger affecting 17.4 million people this winter.