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Tunisian opposition leader Rached Ghannouchi Rushed to Hospital

Rached Ghannouchi, the leader of the Ennahda movement and former Speaker of Tunisia’s parliament, has long been a central figure in the country’s post–Arab Spring political landscape. After returning from exile in 2011, he played a key role in shaping Tunisia’s democratic transition, advocating political inclusion and dialogue between Islamist and secular factions. His leadership [...]

Disciple Making is Happening in Egypt

In recent decades, the percentage of Christian Believers in Egypt has declined, yet the Lord is deepening the faith of many through disciple‑making movements and through the use of a ministry app. One team is working to ignite a healthy and sustainable disciple‑making movement in Egypt. They train local Christian believers in the biblical principles [...]

First the TRUTH and Breakthroughs, and Then Martyred in Asia

Nan* was once a sex worker from a low-status in Asia. She was expected to continue in this role as a duty, even though it stripped her of her God‑given dignity. She heard the Gospel, responded to it, and began to train and disciple others from her community to follow the Lord Jesus Christ. In [...]

Why is Pakistan at War with Their Friendemy, the Taliban?

PAKISTAN Population: 199 million Dominant religion: Sunni Islam Persecution ranking: 8 Christians: 1 percent We have all seen headlines about the war in Iran, but did you know that just to Iran’s east, Afghanistan and Pakistan have been engaged in armed conflict since late February? Last year, 1,200 Pakistanis were killed by various terrorist organizations [...]

Halt of Hepatitis B Vaccine Trial by National Authorities

Authorities in Guinea-Bissau officially stopped a U.S.-funded hepatitis B vaccine trial. The study had involved thousands of infants and sparked widespread ethical concerns. Critics argued that delaying vaccines for some children could cause harm. The government intervened to protect public health interests. This decision reflects growing national sovereignty in health policy decisions. The country [...]

Prime Minister Modi’s Israel Visit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Israel on February 25–26, 2026. This visit reflects strengthening diplomatic and strategic ties between the two nations. It follows his historic 2017 visit, the first by an Indian prime minister. The trip highlights cooperation in defense, technology, and trade. [...]

Myanmar and Timor-Leste Clash over Human Rights Violations

Myanmar recently ordered the head of East Timor’s diplomatic mission to leave the country within seven days, escalating tensions between the two nations. This move reflects ongoing political sensitivities within ASEAN, especially concerning engagement with Myanmar’s military-led government. East Timor, which has been seeking full ASEAN membership, [...]

Climate & Debt Swap Programme

Mauritania is developing a climate-linked debt swap programme to address financial and environmental challenges. The initiative aims to reduce debt burdens while funding sustainable development projects. Climate change has significantly impacted Mauritania’s ecosystems and livelihoods. This programme aligns with global efforts to integrate climate action into financial systems. It is expected to support projects [...]

Economic Partnership with ECA

Mauritania has strengthened its partnership with the Economic Commission for Africa to advance development goals. The collaboration focuses on inclusive economic growth and structural transformation. A key priority is creating employment opportunities for young people. Digital transformation is also central to the partnership’s objectives. The initiative aims to diversify the economy beyond extractive industries. [...]

Release of Opposition Leader & Promise of Inclusive Government

Following the November 2025 coup, Guinea-Bissau’s military junta released opposition leader Domingos Simões Pereira from detention. The release came amid growing international pressure, especially from ECOWAS, to restore democratic order. Although freed, Pereira remained under house arrest, reflecting continued political tension. The junta also pledged to form an inclusive transitional government involving major political [...]

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