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Libya Appeals to Europe for Shared Responsibility on Migration Crisis

LIBYA: Libya has called on the European Union and Italy to strengthen cooperation in managing irregular migration across the Mediterranean. Libyan officials emphasized the heavy burden placed on the country as a key transit point for migrants heading to Europe. They urged for increased financial, technical, and logistical support to improve border control and migrant [...]

Jihadist Attacks Ravage Western Mali’s Industrial Hub, Leaving Kayes Factories in Flames

MALI: On Sunday, January 11, several industrial sites in Mali's western Kayes region were attacked by suspected jihadists connected to al-Qaeda. These attackers shifted their focus from blocking fuel supplies to directly targeting economic structures. Reports released on Monday revealed that three factories—producing cement, lime, and plaster—owned by Malian and Indian entrepreneurs were hit in [...]

Egyptian PM Madbouly Assesses Advancements in Key Healthcare Projects Across Cairo and Giza

EGYPT: Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly went on a tour to check the ongoing construction and renovation projects at various public healthcare facilities in Cairo and Giza. He emphasized the government's dedication to enhancing the quality and accessibility of medical services throughout the country. This visit is part of the government's ongoing efforts to monitor how [...]

Wave of Arrests Signals Escalating Pressure on China’s Underground Churches

CHINA: A major Protestant church in China reports that key leaders have been taken into custody, indicating a rising crackdown on underground churches. The Early Rain Covenant Church stated that police raided homes and their church office in Chengdu, central China, leading to the detention of nine individuals, although five have since been released. Meanwhile, [...]

Sahrawi Ambassador Strengthens Ties with Algerian Youth Leadership

ALGERIA: Mr. Khatri Adouh, a member of the National Secretariat of the Polisario Front and the Ambassador of the Sahrawi Republic to Algeria, met with Mr. Mohsen, the President of the Algerian Youth Organization. They discussed the strong ties between the Sahrawi and Algerian peoples, especially focusing on youth issues. They also looked at ways [...]

Nazaha Refers 1,035 Individuals to Prosecution in Major Anti-Corruption Drive

KUWAIT: The Public Authority for Combating Corruption (Nazaha) has sent 1,035 individuals to the Public Prosecution in 2025 due to suspicions of corruption-related activities, illegal profits, and breaches of financial disclosure rules. Nazaha explained that these referrals result from cases involving suspected corruption, unlawful enrichment, incorrect financial disclosure statements, or not filing disclosures on time [...]

Evidence Emerges of Chinese Government Crimes Committed in Tibet in 2025

TIBET: In 2025, the Chinese government (CCP) increased its restrictions and oppressive policies against Tibetans, affecting their religion, culture, language, education, and environment. The CCP sent armed forces to stop Tibetans from celebrating the 90th birthday of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and arrested more than 80 people for protesting illegal mining. They also tore [...]

Inside Myanmar’s ‘Sham’ Election: Living in Constant Fear

MYANMAR: On the surface, Yangon appears to be a typical, lively city. In the downtown areas, people rush by street vendors while diners sit under umbrellas. Buses and cars fill the roads as they move along. At sunset, young folks stop to take pictures in front of the famous Sule pagoda, which shines against a [...]

President Reiterates Commitment to Inclusion and Accessibility on World Braille Day

MALDIVES: President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has confirmed that the government is dedicated to creating a society where everyone can access information and opportunities without obstacles. He emphasized how important Braille is for helping people with visual impairments learn, gain independence, and maintain their dignity. The President finished by reiterating the Administration's promise to build a [...]

Libyan Watchdog Urges International Probe Into Ongoing Human Rights Abuses

LIBYA: Libya Crimes Watch documented various abuses, such as unlawful killings, arbitrary arrests, and military actions in residential areas. They noted a constant lack of proper investigations and accountability. The organization’s monitoring reported that two children died, one civilian was injured, and a detainee at Ubari Prison passed away due to worsening health issues. They [...]

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