On Thursday, a legal proceeding regarding the conflict in Gaza will commence in The Hague. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) will hear claims that
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Somali insurgents fatally shoot one person and abduct five others following a UN helicopter’s forced landing.
In Somalia, members of Al-Shabaab launched an assault on a UN helicopter that had to make an unplanned landing in an area controlled by rebels.
The president of Ecuador declares that the country is in a state of war with drug cartels, as ongoing violence persists.
President Daniel Noboa of Ecuador declared on Wednesday that his nation is currently engaged in a conflict against drug organizations. These gangs have taken over
The chaos and violence that overtook Ecuador due to armed gangs and prison escapes.
Many Ecuadorians were unprepared for the rapid and drastic decline in their country’s security. The prevalence of murder and violence connected to drug trafficking has
The police are on high alert for possible acts of violence at the Eritrean festival taking place in Melbourne.
Officials from the Australian federal police and government have held a meeting with members of the Eritrean community in an effort to prevent potential unrest
A group of armed individuals attacks a TV station in Ecuador during a declaration of ‘internal armed conflict’.
A group of heavily armed criminals broke into the main studio of a prominent television network in Ecuador while it was broadcasting live. As a
After initially denying citizenship to a Russian anti-war activist, Canada has now changed its decision and granted citizenship to the individual.
Initially, Canada prevented a Russian anti-war activist from obtaining citizenship due to her violation of Moscow’s strict laws that criminalize speaking out against the invasion
Labour to table vote calling for release of Rwanda deportation plan documents
On Tuesday, Labour will propose a vote in parliament to request the disclosure of records pertaining to the UK government’s policy on deporting individuals to
Clothing companies have reached an agreement to provide compensation to employees in Mauritius who work in the garment industry.
Major fashion companies such as Barbour and PVH, the parent company of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, have pledged to compensate garment workers in Mauritius
Former minister from Gambia facing trial in Switzerland for committing crimes against humanity.
A former minister from Gambia is now facing trial in Europe for crimes against humanity, marking the first time a high-ranking official is being tried