Alexei Navalny, Putin’s Fiercest Critic, Dies in Russian Custody Ahead of Russian Elections
“My message for the situation if I am killed is very simple: don’t give up,” Alexei Navalny
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Russian Figure Skater Kamila Valieva Issued 4-Year Ban in Doping Scandal
Per RUSADA protocol, Valieva is unable to train or perform at state-sponsored facilities, which make up an overwhelming majority of rinks in the nation. The ban and a combination of other factors will likely mark the end of 17-year-old Valieva’s once-golden career.
Read MoreFOCUS on Spring 2024 Elections: Senegal
President Sall assured the public on February 3 that the reasoning for his declaration of the postponement was regarding potential corruption within the list of eligible candidates.
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Joseph Boakai’s Inauguration Brings Hope for Liberia and Diplomatic Realignment
President Boakai is seen by his supporters as a figurehead and experienced politician who has what it takes to get Liberia back on track toward growth, reconciliation, and reconstruction.
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U.S. Struggles to Maintain Presence in Niger after France’s Withdrawa
The United States stands as the largest contributor to NATO and its military capabilities, with the US Air Base 201 in Niger being one among many in Africa which support the country and its allies’ continental security interests.
Read MoreHurricane Otis Rips Apart Southern Mexico as The Death Toll Rises.
As a Category five hurricane, the storm rapidly intensified on Mexico’s Pacific Coast. Reuters reports that Acapulco has a population of around 900,000 that suffered from Otis’s destruction.
Read MoreIs Escalation Possible During the Israel-Hamas War?
One group particularly vulnerable to a potential war between Hezbollah and Israel is the 1.5 million Syrian refugees residing in Lebanon.
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At Least 100 Killed in Devastating Wedding Fire in Iraq
On that Tuesday night, a wedding was in full swing at a reception hall in the Christian town of Hamdaniya, also known as Qaraqosh, located in the Nineveh province of northern Iraq. As joyful celebrations were underway and the bride and groom danced, a sudden blaze erupted, engulfing the venue in flames.
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Brazil Aims to Lead on Climate Issues After Lula Wins Presidency
Lula proposed an international alliance meant to practice forest management and biodiversity protection between the countries home to the largest rainforests in the world.
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Sesame Workshop Partners with the International Rescue Committee to Educate Refugee Children
Education plays a vital role in the lives of refugee children. In an interview with CBS, David Miliband, the Chief Executive Officer of the International Rescue Committee (IRC), informs that only two percent of humanitarian aid goes to education and from that, an even smaller amount goes to educating young children.
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