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Hezbollah Rearms, Threatening Lebanon-Israel Ceasefire

The Lebanese group Hezbollah is rebuilding its weapons and forces, despite a cease-fire deal with Israel. Reports from Israeli and Arab officials say Hezbollah is bringing in rockets, anti-tank missiles, and artillery from outside the country. Some weapons come through smuggling routes in Syria and Lebanese ports, and some are made inside Lebanon. The cease-fire [...]

Israel Strikes Gaza Amid Hostage Dispute And Ceasefire Tensions

Tensions flared up in Gaza after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered strikes following attacks on the country's forces and partial returns of hostage remains by Hamas. The strikes hit Gaza City, Deir al-Balah, and near Shifa Hospital, while Hamas denied firing at Israeli troops and criticized the attacks as a ceasefire violation. A ceasefire, [...]

Thailand And Cambodia Begin Border Peace Effort

Thailand and Cambodia have started removing heavy weapons from their shared border and clearing landmines after both countries signed a new peace agreement. The deal follows deadly clashes in July that left several soldiers dead and caused fear among nearby villagers. It was the worst border fighting between the two neighbors in many years. The [...]

Trump’s Threat To Nigeria Sparks Fear And Debate

U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened military action against Nigeria, accusing its government of allowing the killing of Christians. He ordered the Pentagon to prepare for a possible attack if the violence continues. Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu rejected any foreign interference but said he is open to talks with Trump about security cooperation. The Nigerian [...]

American Missionary Kidnapped Near Niger’s Presidential Palace

An American missionary was kidnapped in Niamey, the capital of Niger, according to security sources. He works for a US charity and has lived in Niger since 2010. The kidnapping happened close to the presidential palace, where ousted President Mohamed Bazoum has been held since a 2023 coup. Three unknown gunmen abducted the man, but [...]

Tajikistan Launches Hotline To Combat Rising Domestic Violence

Tajikistan has launched a new hotline to assist victims of domestic violence. This shows an important effort to protect women and families. The Committee on Women and Family Affairs runs the hotline, which has been operational for over two months. People can call for free legal advice and psychological support if they experience abuse, housing [...]

Mass Killings Feared After El-Fasher Falls To RSF

The city of El-Fasher in Sudan's Darfur region has fallen to the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, fueling fears of mass killings and ethnic violence. Reports from the UN, witness accounts, and satellite imagery show civilians being executed, homes and hospitals destroyed, and many families trapped or separated. Thousands have fled, while others cannot reach safety. [...]

South Sudan Faces War Risk Amid Corruption and Political Deadlock

South Sudan's risk of returning to war is increasing, as corruption, political paralysis, and weak leadership continue to threaten peace. According to experts, the government has failed in implementing major parts of the 2018 peace agreement, while rival leaders remain divided. Reports detail how senior officials have pocketed millions in public funds through illicit contracts [...]

Hate Speech By Saudi Grand Mufti Targets Minorities

Religious minorities in Saudi Arabia, including Shia Muslims, Christians, and Jews, continue to face deep discrimination and intolerance. The newly appointed Grand Mufti, Sheikh Saleh al-Fawzan, has made many hateful statements about the religious minorities, calling them “enemies of Muslims” and denying their faith. His words spread division and hostility instead of peace and harmony. [...]

Severe Food Insecurity In Eritrea

Food insecurity in Eritrea is a serious problem that affects a large part of the population, especially in rural areas. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), about 65% of Eritreans suffer from undernourishment, and around 78% of people live in rural regions where access to food and income is limited. Although most Eritreans [...]

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