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Elections in Guinea and the Central African Republic see strong incumbents, fragile democracies, and key regional impacts shaping Africa’s political future. Guinea, Central African Republic, elections, Africa politics, Ecowas, Faustin-Archange Touadéra, Mamadi Doumbouya, democracy, coups, regional security Analysis: Guinea and Central African Republic Elections and Political Outlook Elections in Guinea and Central African Republic: Contrasting … Ler mais

Rare meteor sighting over Mount Fuji captured by CCTV shows brilliant colors, highlighting unique phenomenon in Japan’s night sky. Rare Meteor Dazzles Over Mount Fuji: Captured by CCTV Camera Rare Meteor Dazzles Over Mount Fuji On Friday night, an extraordinary event unfolded over Japan, as CCTV footage from the Hiratsuka City Museum captured a bright … Ler mais

Tragic 50-vehicle pile-up on Japan’s Kan-etsu Expressway leaves 2 dead, 26 injured; crash blamed on icy roads and heavy snow. Investigation ongoing. japan, highway crash, kan-etsu expressway, pile-up, traffic accident, winter driving Massive 50-Vehicle Pile-Up on Japan’s Kan-etsu Expressway: 2 Dead, Dozens Injured 50-Vehicle Pile-Up on Japan Highway Leaves 2 Dead and 26 Injured A … Ler mais

Italian police arrested nine individuals accused of raising €7m for Hamas, allegedly diverting humanitarian donations, following a complex investigation. Italian Police Arrest Nine for Alleged Hamas Fundraising Scheme Italian Police Arrest Nine for Alleged Hamas Fundraising Scheme Italian police have arrested nine people who are accused of raising approximately €7 million (about £6 million) for … Ler mais

New York experiences its heaviest snowfall in nearly 4 years, disrupting travel as a powerful winter storm sweeps the US Northeast and beyond. snowfall, New York, winter storm, weather, travel disruption, state of emergency, US Northeast New York’s Heaviest Snowfall in Nearly Four Years Disrupts Travel New York snowfall: Heaviest in Nearly Four Years Disrupts … Ler mais

A third of Kyiv is without power after massive bombing. Learn about the overnight attacks, impacts, and ongoing peace talks. Ukraine, Kyiv, massive bombing, Russia, power outage, Zelensky, peace talks Kyiv Suffers Power Outages After Massive Bombing – Impact and Response Kyiv Faces Widespread Outages After Massive Bombing by Russia By Adam Goldsmith and Tiffany … Ler mais

Ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia takes effect, aiming to end weeks of deadly border clashes and allow displaced civilians to return home. thailand, cambodia, ceasefire, border dispute, international relations, southeast asia, conflict resolution, landmines, displaced persons Ceasefire Between Thailand and Cambodia: A Step Towards Border Peace Ceasefire Between Thailand and Cambodia: A Step Towards Border … Ler mais

Four hikers found dead after avalanche in Vardousia Mountains, Greece. Rescue teams faced harsh weather in the challenging search and recovery operation. news, Greece, avalanche, hiking, Vardousia Mountains, rescue, tragedy Four Hikers Found Dead After Avalanche in Vardousia Mountains, Greece Four Hikers Found Dead After Avalanche in Vardousia Mountains, Greece Tragedy struck in central Greece … Ler mais

India’s solar energy boom brings clean power but looming waste crisis. Discover challenges, recycling solutions, and what must change for a greener future. Solar Waste in India: The Hidden Challenge of Clean Energy Solar waste in India: The Looming Challenge of Clean Energy India gets plenty of sunlight throughout the year, making solar power highly … Ler mais

Russian archaeologist Alexander Butyagin faces extradition over alleged illegal excavations in Crimea, spotlighting the complex ethics of archaeology in wartime. Crimea, Alexander Butyagin, archaeology, war crimes, Hermitage Museum, extradition, Ukraine, Poland, cultural heritage, Hague Convention Russian Archaeologist’s Arrest in Poland Sparks Debate on Crimea Excavations Crimea Archaeology Controversy: The Case of Alexander Butyagin and the … Ler mais