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“I Couldn’t Lift My Own Child”: Personal Stories Highlight Endometriosis Struggles in the Maldives

MALDIVES: Women in the Maldives who suffer from endometriosis encounter significant challenges, including misdiagnosis, stigma, and financial struggles. Even though the current government has opened an endometriosis clinic and offers health insurance coverage, many surgeries still need to be performed overseas, and welfare assistance does not cover these expenses. In the country, radiologists often do [...]

Libya’s NCDC Reports Nationwide Access to Anti‑Scorpion Venom Serum Amid Summer Surge

LIBYA: The National Center for Disease Control (NCDC) has declared that anti-scorpion venom serum is now available across the country. Hospitals and health centers throughout Libya are distributing this serum. This news arrives as southern Libya sees an increase in scorpion stings with the arrival of summer, following earlier shortages of antivenom in local hospitals [...]

Egypt’s PM Marks Anti-Trafficking Day, Urges Action as a Moral and Humanitarian Imperative

EGYPT: On Wednesday, Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly emphasized Egypt's strong dedication to fighting human trafficking. He described this battle as a “moral and humanitarian duty.” Madbouly explained that tackling this crime, which disrespects human dignity and endangers community safety, is not only a legal responsibility but also a commitment rooted in the values that [...]

Nigeria and Algeria Strengthen Diplomatic Relations with Launch of New Embassy Chancery in Algiers

ALGERIA: Nigeria and Algeria have confirmed their dedication to improving their relationship after a meeting between Nigeria's Foreign Affairs Minister, Ambassador Yusuf Maitama Tuggar, and Algeria's Foreign Affairs Minister, His Excellency Ahmed Attaf, in Algiers. The two ministers talked about their common interests and promised to enhance cooperation in political, economic, and multilateral areas. Additionally, [...]

Thailand-Cambodia Border Clash Sparks Ceasefire Talks

In July 2025, deadly clashes broke out between Thailand and Cambodia along their border, killing at least 43 people and displacing over 300,000. The violence began when a landmine injured Thai soldiers, sparking airstrikes and artillery attacks from both sides. Thailand used F-16 fighter jets, and Cambodia responded with BM-21 rocket launchers. It was the [...]

Mass Kidnapping Deepens Crisis In Northwest Nigeria

Over 50 people were kidnapped by armed bandits on 1st August 2025 in Sabon Garin Damri village, Zamfara State, northwest Nigeria, according to a UN-linked conflict report. This marks the first mass abduction in the area this year and shows a growing trend of large-scale attacks. The crisis, which began as a clash between herders [...]

One Piece Flag Protest Sparks Debate In Indonesia

Ahead of Indonesia’s 80th Independence Day, many people have raised the One Piece anime’s pirate flag instead of the red-and-white national flag. The Jolly Roger flag, with a skull wearing a straw hat, is being used as a symbol of protest. Social media users say it shows resistance against injustice and disappointment in Indonesia’s democracy. [...]

Student-Led Party Rallies for New Bangladesh and Democratic Reform

In Dhaka, Bangladesh, student-led rallies marked the anniversary of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s ouster, calling for democratic reforms and a "new Bangladesh." The newly formed National Citizen Party, led by Nahid Islam, unveiled a 24-point agenda seeking a new constitution and deeper democratic transformation. Simultaneously, the student wing of the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party [...]

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