On Thursday, January 2nd, Dutch authorities published the names of approximately 425,000 individuals investigated for collaborating with Nazi Germany during World War II. This digital release, titled “War in Court,”...
Read moreIn December, Mexico announced the development of the “Alert Button” app, aimed at assisting its nationals in the United States who face potential deportation under the incoming Trump administration. Expected...
Read moreA mass shooting in Montenegro on Thursday, January 2nd, has left 12 dead with the shooter dying from self-inflicted gun wounds. Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajic declared three days of...
Read moreProtests erupted in Mozambique on Monday after the Constitutional Council decided to uphold the results of the country’s presidential elections that took place in October, much to the dismay of...
Read moreWhen Lieutenant Colonel Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba seized power in Burkina Faso in January of 2022, he promised to combat the growing insurgency that has plagued the nation for nearly a...
Read moreBurkina Faso’s military junta appointed a new prime minister on Saturday following its dissolution of the national government. According to reports by the Associated Press, Prime Minister Apollinaire Joachim Kyelem...
Read moreThe Guardian has reported that the French military officially began its withdrawal from Chad on Tuesday, less than two weeks after the government announced it would be terminating its defense...
Read moreOn Sunday, December 8th, opposition forces declared Syria liberated from Bashar al-Assad’s regime, marking the end of over five decades of Assad family rule. Al-Assad fled Damascus as opposition fighters,...
Read moreThe French state nuclear firm Orano announced that military authorities have seized its uranium mining operations in Niger, according to BBC articles published last week. This marks the latest in...
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