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Syria’s National Dialogue conference, a significant step in the country’s political transition following the fall of President Bashar al-Assad in December, concluded on Tuesday with a focus on drafting a new constitution and protecting fundamental rights and freedoms. This one-day conference, announced only two days prior, left little time for many potential participants to prepare. … Read more
A nurse in Australia has been charged with making death threats and other offences after a video emerged showing hospital staff allegedly boasting about harming and denying treatment to Israeli patients. The New South Wales Police announced on Wednesday that a 26-year-old woman, identified by local media as Sarah Abu Lebdeh, faces three charges, including … Read more
The ISIL (ISIS) detention camps in northeast Syria remain overcrowded and fraught with uncertainty, with thousands of people living in harsh conditions. The largest of these camps, al-Hawl, holds approximately 40,000 individuals, most of whom are women and children related to suspected ISIL fighters. These camps, originally intended as temporary holding facilities, have now become … Read more
A petition calling on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to strip Elon Musk of his Canadian citizenship has gained more than 280,000 signatures. The parliamentary petition accuses Musk of acting against Canada’s national interest and threatening the country’s sovereignty. It alleges that Musk, who currently serves as the head of United States President Donald Trump’s … Read more
Chile’s government has declared a state of emergency following a massive power outage that left millions of people without electricity, including the capital city, Santiago. The blackout, which is the largest the country has experienced in years, was caused by a failure in a high-voltage transmission line in northern Chile. Interior Minister Carolina Toha confirmed … Read more
The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues to escalate, with new reports of casualties and infrastructure damage across multiple regions. Kyiv’s Regional Governor, Mykola Kalashnyk, revealed that Russian forces launched fresh attacks on the Ukrainian capital. These strikes resulted in injuries to a 19-year-old woman and caused a residential house to catch fire. Emergency … Read more
The Berlin Conference of 1884-1885 was a defining moment in the colonisation of Africa, marking the formal division of the continent among European powers without the involvement or consent of African nations. The late 19th century was a period of rapid industrialisation across Europe, and African resources became increasingly attractive to fuel this growth. European … Read more
South Korea has recorded an increase in its birthrate for the first time in nearly a decade, signaling a potential turning point in the country’s struggle with population decline. This rise comes as government policies to encourage parenthood and an increase in marriages following the COVID-19 pandemic begin to show results. South Korea has long … Read more
A Sudanese military plane crashed late Tuesday in a residential area on the outskirts of Khartoum, killing more than 20 people, including senior military officers and civilians, according to military sources. The crash occurred during takeoff from the Wadi Seidna military airport in northern Omdurman, a part of greater Khartoum. Military sources quoted by Reuters … Read more
A Gaza mother’s hope of reuniting with her son was shattered on Saturday after Israel postponed the release of 620 Palestinian prisoners. Among them is Diaa al-Agha, who has been imprisoned for nearly 33 years. The sudden decision has sparked outrage and renewed concerns over the fragile ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. Najat al-Agha, … Read more